Sengun stands to profit from Durant's gravity by getting easier reads and kick-outs, while his own passing and scoring versatility could thrive in a more versatile offense. Sengun’s efficiency and playmaking should rise as Durant draws attention and opens passing angles.

Sengun exploded for 21.6 PPG on 59.6% FG with 10.9 rebounds and 7.1 assists per EuroBasket game, capped by the youngest EuroBasket triple-double (19 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists) and critical end-game defense plays. His efficiency and playmaking elevated Turkey into the semifinals, highlighting his rest-of-season fantasy upside as Houston leans into his multi-cat skill set and two-way impact.

Şengün’s emergence fuels EuroBasket-to-NBA comparisons and adds a high-usage, playmaking center archetype into the Euro-leaning discussion. He’s positioned as a matchup nightmare and a cornerstone in future fantasy builds, especially in dynasty formats.

Sengun's versatility at power forward drives Houston’s double-big strategy with Adams, expanding lineups beyond traditional positions. His evolving three-point shooting improves floor spacing, enabling Capela and Adams to anchor the paint. Sengun’s high basketball IQ and passing vision make him a central hub for the Rockets’ offense, elevating both his fantasy outlook and the team’s ceiling when paired with capable teammates.

Sengun averages 21.6 PPG on 59.6% FG across seven EuroBasket games, logging 30+ minutes. His efficiency and volume signal burgeoning fantasy upside for Houston, with a high floor in points and field-goal percentage, making him a central piece in any Rockets-led West contention and a rising dynasty asset.