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LaMelo Ball is rising up draft boards on both Underdog and DraftKings. What is prompting this movement? Winky Christ analyzes the latest risers and fallers in the NBA best ball market.
Kawhi Leonard has been trending downward in best ball drafts. Could his knee still be giving him problems? Winky Christ shares a comprehensive look at the best ball landscape for the week of Oct. 9 and delivers context for ADP movement.
Atlanta’s Jalen Johnson took a massive step forward in Year 3, averaging 16.0 points, 8.7 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per contest. Can he keep improving? He’s a best ball riser on Underdog in the past week. Winky Christ talks Johnson and more with Market Movers.
Indiana’s Myles Turner is a safe option in best ball at the center position. His ADP has trended up on DraftKings. Winky Christ delivers a full report on the latest ADP from the past week.
Immanuel Quickley is creeping up draft boards in NBA best ball drafts on Underdog. What other players are trending up or down based on ADP? Winky Christ delivers a full report from the past week.
Unlike the 2024 draft class, the 2025 class is worth tanking for. What potential trades could affect the 2024 fantasy basketball landscape? Mike Gallagher identifies potential trade candidates, the impact of those potential trades, teams that could be tanking, and much more.
How can we differentiate our rosters in Underdog’s Double Dribble contest? By scrolling way, way down and getting unique. Winky Christ shares some late-round darts to tack onto the back end of your rosters.
Mike Gallagher, Drew Dinkmeyer, and members of our NBA team will be drafting best ball teams on Underdog Fantasy leading up to the regular season. They’ll talk through roster construction, player takes, optimal strategy for the format, and more.
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