Which fantasy basketball players are going to exceed expectations in 2024-25? Who will disappoint? Who is ready to take things to an elite level? Our experts list their picks.

Although Zaccharie Risacher was selected with the first overall pick this year, he could struggle to carve out a role as a rookie. Alex Rikleen breaks down which rookies could surprise this season.

There may be a change of guard in fantasy basketball, as Victor Wembanyama is viewed by many as the top target in drafts.

Scoot Henderson, PG, Portland Trail Blazers: Give a kid a break. Scoot made great strides late last season, when he turned 20, and he should score and pass enough to easily be a top-75 fantasy player.

In the landscape of fantasy basketball centers, it's important to remember that Yahoo default leagues have two roster spots reserved for centers. Rebounds and blocks can be found on waivers, but securing a dominant center to anchor your team is a preferred strategy for long-term success.

Jalen Duren, Pistons: Duren has already established himself as one of the NBA’s best rebounders and a nightly 15-and-15 threat. Injuries shook up his sophomore year, so he could be in line for a mini-leap forward.

Our 10-team, H2H points fantasy basketball mock draft was highlighted by a new wave of young talent moving into the first round.

There was plenty of change in the Pacific Division this summer, with multiple teams making moves that could significantly impact fantasy basketball.

The 2024-25 NBA season is fast approaching, so in conjunction with my latest points and category fantasy basketball rankings dropping, it's time to dig into my position-by-position tiers. I've covered the point guards and the shooting guards,

RotoWire breaks down what to look for from the top rookies ahead of the 2024-25 season. Zaccharie Risacher (right) and Alex Sarr are scheduled to face off on Oct. 28 for the first time. Several experts have labeled this year’s draft class as one of the weaker ones in recent memory,