For the six of you who have asked about my rankings and where they’ve been, apologies for the delay! I changed countries and jobs, having moved from London back to New Zealand, but none of that matters as the NBA season is nearly upon us. In less than 50 days

If you’re like me, nothing beats a dynasty format in fantasy. I think it’s the biggest challenge because every move you make could potentially make or break the future of your franchise. I like that true to the real NBA feel where you have to look beyond right now, and

Otto Porter (22-years-old) I blame DeMarre Carroll for the new influx of the ‘jack of all trades, master of none’ fantasy player. Blame might not be the best word, actually for roto purposes it clearly isn’t the best word, but this season has seen late round or waiver wire names

Welcome to the third set of my top 200 Dynasty rankings. If you feel like squinting or want to point out where I went wrong, please check out the original set from September followed by the first regular season edition last month.

Zach LaVine (Age = 20yrs) He doesn’t just do highlight reel dunks, the T-Wolves sophomore guard can actually play too. Often over-looked because of blooming fantasy beast Karl-Anthony Towns as well as the expanding game of Andrew Wiggins, LaVine has settled in as the Wolves’ first guard off the bench

I’m not going to write a big intro for this, the ranks are what they are. Hugely subjective, bereft of any stone-cold facts and oozing with personal opinions from being scorned by countless draft day busts, these are the updated 200+ fantasy basketball dynasty ranks.