Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha reunite to break down RotoWire's initial batch of projections and player rankings.
Donovan Mitchell was finally traded Thursday, with the Cavaliers sending out Lauri Markkanen and Collin Sexton.
All eyes will be on Zion Williamson, who missed the entire 2021-22 NBA season due to injury.
How high can Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards ascend in his third NBA season?
RotoWire's full set of customizable fantasy basketball rankings are live for the 2022-23 NBA season!
How does the offseason addition of Dejounte Murray impact Trae Young's fantasy value?
How have the biggest moves in free agency affected the fantasy basketball rankings?
Heading into the 2022-23 fantasy season, Ken Crites answers one big fantasy question for each NBA team.
Sacramento's Keegan Murray, the No. 4 pick in the 2022 NBA Draft, was among the top performers at Summer League. Where should he be drafted in 2022-23 fantasy basketball leagues?
Henry Weinberg outlines the fantasy consequences of the summer's biggest moves.
Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha discuss the ongoing Donovan Mitchell trade discussions before running through Nick's list of the toughest players to rank for fantasy drafts this season.
For the third straight season, Dallas' Luka Doncic opens up as the betting favorite to take home the NBA MVP award.
After falling short against Golden State in the 2022 NBA Finals, the Celtics are favored to take home the title in 2023.
The Magic saw what they needed to see from No. 1 overall pick Paolo Banchero before pulling him after only two Las Vegas Summer League appearances.
Nick Whalen joins VSiN's "My Guys In The Desert" to discuss the Kevin Durant saga, Lakers unity, and early season award bets for 2022-23.
Henry Weinberg highlights five players who displayed notable flaws at the Las Vegas Summer League.
In a semi-emergency episode, Nick Whalen is joined by Alex Barutha to discuss the Pacers signing Deandre Ayton to a max offer sheet, Donovan Mitchell trade destinations and Summer League takeaways.
Henry Weinberg breaks down five second-year players, including Golden State's Moses Moody, who have turned heads in Las Vegas.