Dort earned All-Defensive First Team honors and emerged as a high-volume 3-point shooter, giving any new team elite perimeter defense paired with offensive value. His market will be enormous next summer; OKC’s cap flexibility is a factor, as their long-term extensions for Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren loom. If Presti balks at Dort’s price, Chicago could pounce as a defense-first, two-way wing option with playoff pedigree.

Dort’s multi-category contributions provide a reliable fantasy floor with solid steals and threes. His role in OKC’s depth chart helps stabilize weekly projects, while minutes and defensive impact serve as a consistent source of peripheral stats.

Luguentz Dort, from Montreal North, hoisted the Larry O’Brien Trophy and celebrated with fans in Montreal North. Known as LuTheBeast, Dort embodies grit, two-way defense, and leadership, having earned All-NBA Defensive First Team honors and averaging around 10 PPG this past season. His underdog rise from a 2019 two-way signee to a championship cornerstone underscores his fantasy value as a defensive linchpin and reliable perimeter scorer.

Luguentz Dort anchored Oklahoma City’s title run with elite on-ball defense and timely offense, proving his value as a two-way guard. A Montreal native, Dort’s hero’s welcome underscored his community impact and underdog ascent from a 2019 draft snub to a Defensive First Team presence, reinforcing his status as a fantasy multi-cat staple.

Luguentz Dort, from Montreal-Nord, led Oklahoma City to the championship and now balances that on-court success with significant off-court work through the Maizon Dort foundation. He’s celebrated in his hometown for giving back—sneaker drives, court renovations, and vaping-awareness campaigns—making him a two-way beacon of leadership and performance.