Andre Drummond took the summer to stay sharp, starring in the Miami Pro League where he teamed with Hassan Whiteside and Brandon Knight to capture the title. The victory underscored the veteran big man’s competitive edge even off the NBA floor, and his celebration clips hinted at a confident mindset heading into the next season. This isn’t just a highlight reel moment; it signals a player who remains a physical presence when engaged and motivated, which matters for his Sixers teammates and fantasy managers monitoring his health and roll.

Drummond's 2024 25 campaign was limited to 40 games due to a lingering left toe issue, with averages of 7.3 points and 7.8 rebounds per contest—well below career norms. As the 2025 26 season approaches, health is the constant question. If he regains his mobility, he can contribute meaningful rebounds, defense, and interior efficiency for Philadelphia, making him a potential late round value for dynasty or depth-focused formats.