With many of the big offseason moves completed in the NBA, Raphielle Johnson, Ryan Knaus and Matt Stroup break down some of the players who may have lost ground in fantasy as the result of their real-life team's decisions. We debate what has changed for Dennis Schroder (now with the Celtics after turning down $84 million from the Lakers), Marcus Smart, Terry Rozier and Darius Garland. Plus, the landscape for high-upside big men Robert Williams, Mo Bamba, Chris Boucher and Daniel Gafford.

NBA depth charts and rotations changed dramatically over the last few weeks, so Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander look at some under-the-radar winners when it comes to fantasy, including Marcus Smart with no Kemba Walker, and Nickeil Alexander-Walker after the Pelicans lost veterans Lonzo Ball and Eric Bledsoe. We also share our expectations for Terance Mann sans Kawhi Leonard, and react to the Summer League debuts of Cade Cunningham, Jalen Green, Scottie Barnes and more.

As the dust settles after a wild week of NBA free agency, Raphielle Johnson, Dr. A, Ryan Knaus and Matt Stroup break down some of the big moves and their potential impact – for real life and fantasy. We dive into the big changes made by the Bulls (Lonzo Ball, DeMar DeRozan arrive), the Knicks (Kemba Walker, Evan Fournier), and who could take a hit on both teams as a result. Plus, reactions to Kelly Oubre, Kelly Olynyk, Spencer Dinwiddie, Andre Drummond and others finding new teams.

With NBA free agency starting on Monday evening, Matt Stroup and Dr. A sit down to consider some of the big decisions that will be made (or may have already been made) this week. We look at the likely landing spots for Chris Paul and Kyle Lowry, and debate whether we’d draft either of the star mid-30’s point guards in fantasy this fall. Plus, a year off — and return to L.A. — looms for Kawhi Leonard, and the fantasy ceiling for two unrestricted free agents (Lonzo Ball and John Collins) who might end up staying with their previous teams.

In the aftermath of a wild night at the NBA Draft, Ryan Knaus and Matt Stroup sit down for some takeaways from the evening, and how some of the big moves might impact fantasy leagues. We first break down the biggest move of the night — Russell Westbrook joining LeBron James and Anthony Davis with the Lakers — and what it means for all three superstars moving forward. We also react to some of the most notable and surprising lottery picks, including Scottie Barnes to Toronto, Jalen Suggs to Orlando, Josh Giddey to Oklahoma City and James Bouknight landing with the Hornets.

With the week of the NBA Draft upon us, Ryan Knaus and Matt Stroup get ready for Thursday night by looking at some of the key names and analyzing their upside for fantasy purposes. We break down the four big names at the top — Cade Cunningham, Jalen Green, Evan Mobley and Jalen Suggs — and consider the short- and long-term fantasy upside for each. Plus, the fantasy outlook for some other first-round players of note, including Scottie Barnes, James Bouknight, Franz Wagner and Jared Butler.

With the NBA offseason officially here, and the NBA Draft just ahead, Matt Stroup and Raphielle Johnson take a few minutes to consider the fantasy outlook for the recently-crowned champion Milwaukee Bucks, in particular their core of stars: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton and Jrue Holiday, with two of them headed for very busy summers. Plus, we discuss what to expect from Chris Paul and Devin Booker after their deep playoff run, what CP3 leaving for Phoenix could mean to the rest of the roster, and the outlook for Deandre Ayton and Mikal Bridges next year. We also look at the latest news on Norman Powell, Onyeka Okongwu and Klay Thompson, who is reportedly making progress but last appeared in an NBA game more than two years ago.

After the Bucks series-shifting Game 5 win over the Suns in Phoenix, Matt Stroup and Ryan Knaus break down the performances of Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton and Jrue Holiday, who bounced back with a huge game after a rough night in Game 4. We also discuss whether Phoenix’s offense has become too Booker-centric after Devin Booker scored 40-plus points in consecutive NBA Finals losses. Meanwhile, the latest on Damian Lillard and a possible trade demand out of Portland, and some notable comments from Steve Kerr about the development — and breakout chances — of James Wiseman.

With the NBA Finals tied 2-2 after a thrilling Bucks win in Game 4, Matt Stroup, Raphielle Johnson and Dr. A discuss the latest from the showdown between the Suns and Bucks, with Giannis Antetokounmpo's incredible block on Deandre Ayton standing out as the key moment in the series thus far. Plus, Jrue Holiday struggles in a win, Chris Paul struggles in a loss, and Devin Booker goes off — and tries to foul out — all on the same night. Also on this episode: the outlook for Kawhi Leonard (ACL surgery), Paul George and Ben Simmons heading into next season, the U.S. Olympic basketball roster dilemma, and some long overdue bets get settled.

In the aftermath of the Bucks Game 3 win, and Giannis Antetokounmpo’s second straight 40-point game, Matt Stroup and Dr. A break down how Milwaukee got back into the NBA Finals thanks to the two-time MVP, Jrue Holiday, Khris Middleton and Bobby Portis. Meanwhile, Devin Booker and Mikal Bridges struggled, Deandre Ayton got into foul trouble, and Cam Johnson threw down a monster dunk over P.J. Tucker in a losing effort. We dive into the box score, look ahead to Game 4, and discuss some surprising/not surprising contract news for Spencer Dinwiddie.