Kevin Porter Jr. surges up the ADP board as late-round value with a potential Bucks backcourt role, while Zion Williamson climbs into early middle rounds; Santi Aldama and Donovan Klingan see boosts from frontcourt injuries and big-man workloads. Jaylen Green’s jump sparks debate about punt-build strategies; Amen Thompson, Josh Giddy, and Ausar/Assar Thompson carry high upside alongside Mark Williams and Payton Pritchard. Miles Turner and KD push into solid mid-round spots as Desmond Bane and Damian Lillard influence narratives around Milwaukee and Memphis.

Plus, the episode digs into ADP dynamics driven by Yahoo’s default scoring and the shift toward points leagues, with the Bucks’ win-total chatter and a two-part show format hinting at evolving drafting strategies for 9-cat and 8-cat leagues alike. Fantasy players are urged to weigh upside against injury risk and team context as the season nears.

Anthony arrives in Boston after seven seasons in Portland, stepping into a larger role as Dame leaves. He embraces the Celtics’ culture, aims to boost his three-point shooting and two-way impact, and expects to fit with Brown, White and the wings under Joe Mazzulla.

His vibe is a flexible fantasy profile: sometimes the primary scorer, other times a spacer and playmaker. Rotation, pace and defensive schemes will drive his counting stats, so managers must gauge his usage in different matchups.