Neemias Queta could push into Boston's starting five at center in 2025-26 as Horford departs and Kornet signs elsewhere. Porzingis’ praise after Queta’s EuroBasket showing—16 points, 7 rebounds in 19 minutes—signals trust and a real path to more minutes if Queta earns the job.

Luka Garza is another contender for minutes, and Porzingis’ remarks hint Queta remains the favorite. Boston’s depth chart drama suggests a fantasy sleeper, with Queta’s per-minute upside rising if he lands the opening role, especially in dynasty formats where long-term value matters.

Queta’s trajectory aligns with a Celtics’ push to develop youth while balancing experience. For fantasy managers, he’s a late-round lottery ticket with breakout potential if handed a starting workload, potentially elevating his DFS and roto value in the early season.

Kelsey Plum headlines Season 1 of NBA 2K26 MyTeam as a Ruby 89 OVR Sparks guard, with three Promo Packs and a Double XP Coin to launch the era. WNBA stars enter MyTeam alongside Amethyst Steven Adams, Tobias Harris, and Bulls coach Billy Donovan. Diamond Trae Young arrives at Level 30, followed by Pink Diamond A’ja Wilson at Level 35 and Pink Diamond Klay Thompson at Level 40, while MyCareer/The City showcase a Shaquille O’Neal mural and a Thunder Mascot skin to celebrate the crossover.

Boston weighs Lauri Markkanen as a floor-spacing upgrade after Porzingis’ move to Atlanta. Markkanen’s multi-level scoring and length would fit beside Tatum and Brown, with EuroBasket form boosting his trade value. Ainge’s Jazz ties and a recent NESN debate on a fair barter frame a plausible path, though the Jazz will demand value in return for a versatile forward who can anchor spacing and two-way play.

Brooklyn's Michael Porter Jr. declares Stephen Curry is the only shooter clearly better than him, framing a bold tier with Devin Booker, Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant. The Nets’ Cam Johnson swap for Porter is cast as a personal proving ground in a new market, setting up a high-stakes battle for 3PT upside in Brooklyn and Golden State.

Porter cites a career 3-point clip around 40.6% and a six-year ranking that underscores his efficiency; he argues that with gym work he could edge Curry in practice, a claim that pumps up fantasy debate around usage, volume and ceiling for Nets and Warriors this season.

Malik Beasley looms as the pivotal fantasy pivot in NBA free agency, with top landing spots including the Kings, Nets, Bulls, Heat, and Pacers. The move profile centers on 3-point volume and scoring punch, tempered by minutes and role clarity. Go-to days: late-round additions who can spike 3PT weeks if minutes align, with upside capped by the pecking order on whichever roster lands him.

Beasley’s fantasy ceiling hinges on minutes and usage. If he secures 25-28 minutes, expect around 13-16 points per game and 2.5-3.5 threes, plus modest peripherals. Monitor contract details and fit as teams optimize spacing, because even a slim role can unlock value in 3PT-heavy fantasy formats.