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Jaime Jaquez Jr.
PF/SF/SG · MIL15.4 PTS, 5.0 REB, 4.7 AST in 28.3 min; 18.2 / 5.5 / 5.5 in games with 30+ minutes
The Heat-to-Bucks trade turns a sixth man into a starter on a rebuilding team. He drove to the rim 17.4 times a night last season, more than Jalen Johnson or Cooper Flagg. Points leagues reward exactly that: rebounds and assists piled on top of scoring, with no penalty for a thin three-point profile.
ADP #117Our projections #97Boogie Nights #100 - 2
Cedric Coward
SF/SG · MEMRookie: 13.6 PTS, 5.9 REB in 25.8 min · per 36: 19.0 PTS, 8.2 REB, 3.9 AST
First-team All-Rookie, and now Ja Morant (Portland) and Jaren Jackson Jr. (Utah) are gone. Memphis has every reason to hand its young wings the ball, and his per-36 line is a top-80 points player if the minutes come.
Counterpoint: Cam Spencer and Scotty Pippen Jr. are competing for the same backcourt minutes.
ADP #102Our projections #88Boogie Nights #93 - 3
Brandin Podziemski
PG/SG · GSW82 games: 13.8 PTS, 5.1 REB, 3.7 AST · final 27 games: 17.5 / 6.2 / 4.1
He finished last season like a starter, signed a $110M extension, and Golden State's core is old and banged up (Butler out until the new year). Four outlets independently flagged him as going too late, near pick 108.
ADP #110Our projections #83Boogie Nights #86 - 4
Immanuel Quickley
PG/SG · TORYahoo ADP around 96
Leaguewinner's projections put him well ahead of consensus, and RotoWire's guard preview expects Kawhi Leonard's arrival to squeeze him less than other Raptors. A starting point guard's assist volume at a ninth-round price.
Counterpoint: Injury risk is the reason he is cheap.
ADP #94Our projections #89Boogie Nights #91 - 5
Ty Jerome
PG/SG · MEM15 games with Memphis: 19.7 PTS, 5.7 AST, 47% FG, 42% 3PT
With Morant gone, Fantrax now projects him as the Day 1 starting point guard and moved him from 122 to 90 in its rankings. His per-minute output is starter-level.
Counterpoint: Memphis is rebuilding, so a late-season shutdown or rest days are a real risk.
ADP #95Our projections #93Boogie Nights #91 - 6
Caleb Wilson
PF/SF · CHIUNC: 19.8 PTS, 9.4 REB, 1.5 STL, 1.4 BLK · Summer League: 23.5 PTS, 7.3 REB, 2.5 BLK
The No. 4 pick should start at power forward with a big usage share. Fantasy managers worry about his 71% free throws and no threes, but points leagues barely punish those. ESPN projects 17.9 points and 8.1 rebounds.
ADP #73Our projections #68Boogie Nights #68 - 7
Ajay Mitchell
PG/SG · OKC15.1 PTS per game in the 2026 playoffs
Oklahoma City let Lu Dort, Aaron Wiggins and Isaiah Joe walk. Cason Wallace may start, but Mitchell is the higher-ceiling guard and finished 106th last year in about 26 minutes.
ADP #182Our projections #113Boogie Nights #113 - 8
Gui Santos
GSWProjected 29.6 min · points rank 123 vs 148 consensus
Jimmy Butler is out until the new year, Kristaps Porziņģis is out indefinitely and Moses Moody is rehabbing a torn patellar tendon. That leaves real forward minutes in Golden State for a cheap late flier.
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Anthony Black
PG/SG · ORLFinished over 70% of his shots at the rim last season
ESPN's Jim McCormick likes his growth as a playmaker and expects a better offensive scheme in Orlando to unlock him.
ADP #162Our projections #134Boogie Nights #135Cited by 1: ESPN (ESPN Fantasy panel) - 10
Naz Reid
PF/C · CHA68 to 81 games in each of the last six seasons
The 2024 Sixth Man of the Year finally gets a starting job. He's an efficient scorer, a strong rebounder and a stretch big, and his durability is a quiet edge in a format that rewards games played.
Counterpoint: Usage could be tight next to Coby White, Kon Knueppel and Brandon Miller.
ADP #55Our projections #82Boogie Nights #79Cited by 1: ESPN (ESPN Fantasy panel)
Rank chips: ADP is the FantasyPros consensus (Yahoo + ESPN). 'Our projections' is the average rank on our ESPN, Yahoo and FantasyPros boards under trebevicka23 scoring, and 'Boogie Nights' is the same under Boogie Nights scoring (AST +1.25, STL/BLK +2, PF −0.5). Stats and quotes are from the linked articles; the write-ups are ours. Updated Oct 16, 2026.