61 through 70 on the Top 100 fantasy board brings a health-tinged mix of sure bets and high-upside bets. Paul George sits in the injury-prone zone, while Deni Avdija could blossom with extra usage in Portland. Zach LaVine remains a reliable scoring anchor, Cam Thomas and Kobe White duke it out for guard upside, and Deandre Ayton looks primed for a productive Lakers setup. Nikola Vucevic, Julius Randle, and RJ Barrett offer solid floor with varying risk, while Kobe White and Scoot Henderson bring safer floors with room to grow. Zion Williamson looms as a high-usage engine in New Orleans, and Brandon Ingram anchors Toronto’s hypothetical, swingy mix. Emanuel Quickley, Scotty Barnes, and RJ Barrett cap the tier with multi-position appeal and distribution upside.

Restricted free agency is creating a complex landscape for players like Jonathan Kuminga, Josh Giddey, Cam Thomas, and Quinton Grimes. These athletes must navigate offer sheets and potential trades as teams have limited cap space. Kuminga's situation stands out, especially since he has drawn interest from several teams, indicating a pressing need for resolution. Santi Aldama's recent RFA deal with the Memphis Grizzlies serves as a benchmark for these negotiations. Fans can expect the situation to unfold over the coming months, especially for Grimes, who appears to have a favorable path back to the Philadelphia 76ers.

The podcast also highlighted the impressive scoring ability of Cam Thomas, who has an eye-popping history of 40-point games, even surpassing legends like Tim Duncan. Meanwhile, Giddey and Kuminga's future contracts are under scrutiny, with analysts projecting potential offers based on assessments from league executives.