Ben Saraf is listed at 69 rating, the lowest among the Nets rookies highlighted. His fantasy upside is tightly tied to role depth and breakglass opportunities; a strong camp showing could nudge him into a rotation spot or late-minute value in specialized leagues.

Ben Saraf, the 26th overall pick, averaged 7.0 points and 3.7 assists in his Summer League debut, showing potential for playmaking from the guard position.

Ben Saraf's dual-threat capabilities were evident during the summer league, but he struggled with shooting efficiency, indicating a need for improvement in balancing his scoring and passing.

Ben Saraf is another guard drafted by the Nets, expected to work alongside Nolan Traore. The coaching staff is confident that both can thrive together despite being similar players. His playmaking ability is pivotal for the Nets' offensive schemes.

Ben Saraf has had a mixed showing during the Summer League, averaging 7.0 points and 3.7 assists per game, but his shooting efficiency has been a concern. His best outing was against the Knicks where he scored 11 points, indicating his potential to contribute significantly if he finds his rhythm.