Myles Turner swapped Indiana for Milwaukee on a four-year, 108.8 million-dollar deal, giving the Bucks a dynamic, rim-protecting big who can stretch the floor. The move reshapes the East landscape as Milwaukee aims to contend behind Turner’s defensive prowess and inside-out scoring potential.

Turner’s public note that he chose to be where he’s celebrated sparked a front-office firestorm in Indiana, with Pacers president Kevin Pritchard admitting he felt blindsided. The rivalry will be fun to watch as the Bucks and Pacers square off four times this season, turning Turner’s return to Indianapolis into a high-stakes storyline.

In Milwaukee, Turner joins a core built for playoff runs while Indiana recalibrates its frontcourt and free-agent strategy. fantasy managers should track Turner’s role shifts, potential upticks in usage, and how Milwaukee deploys its new big man in re-shaping the Central.

Wiseman is back from a long Achilles rehab, chasing a breakthrough with the Pacers after Turner left. A stunning return, he still must win a rotation spot.

Camp showed explosiveness and conditioning; with Isaiah Jackson and Jay Huff pressing, Indiana envisions a versatile frontcourt and Wiseman's shooting as a key asset.

His journey—hype at Memphis, injuries, and a patient return—frames a potential late-blooming fantasy story worth monitoring this season.

Boston pivots from a veteran, top-heavy core to a youth-infused, switchable system, pairing defense-first margins with growing offensive flexibility. The Pacers’ frenetic, ball-movement-driven attack offers a blueprint for how Boston might structure a deep rotation and extract value from secondary playmakers. With six rotation spots open and a shift toward more transition opportunities, fantasy leagues should monitor the youngsters and opportunistic vets who can help in counting stats and efficiency.

Porzingis as a pick-and-roll partner with Tatum could reshape the offense, while Hauser, Queta, Walsh, and Garza become the prime candidates to seize minutes. Summer League data hints at a pressed, turnover-prone but high-energy brand that could translate into fantasy-friendly chaos and opportunistic scoring, steals, and fast-break points as Boston rebuilds around versatility and depth.