Ivey returns from a left fibula fracture to reclaim explosive backcourt tempo with Cunningham and LeVert. His 17.6 ppg, 4.1 rpg, and 4.0 apg before the injury, plus a 40.9% 3-point clip, signal big fantasy upside if health and role cooperate.

<p>Jaden Ivey returns from a season-ending injury with 30-point upside and ramped playmaking. His High Score value comes from increased usage and the potential to drive both scoring and steals, while health provides downside protection for early-season bets.</p><p>In standard formats he remains a bit volatile, but the High Score format emphasizes his upside over a 7-day cycle, making him a compelling late-round target for managers seeking a high-ceiling guard with multi-category impact.</p>

Ivey’s return to the Pistons’ backcourt solidifies a dynamic, high‐tempo offense. Expect him to contribute scoring, assists, and efficiency growth as he composes with Cunningham and Stewart, boosting Detroit’s fantasy upside.

Ivey is the question mark turned potential engine alongside Cade, with Asar Thompson stepping in as a key tool. His development in shooting and decision-making will determine Detroit’s ability to contend for a playoff push.

Ivey’s improved catch-and-shoot and off-ball presence, amid a roster needing scoring, position him for underrated upside as Detroit loses some complementary scoring from last year.