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While the Playoffs of the NBA are in full evolution, now is a good time to raise the fantasy basketball season for the 30 teams.
In the following weeks, we will provide a recap for each team, starting with the team with the worst record and ending with the NBA champion in June.
Today, we will take a look at a team that has a disappointing finish, but it has many reasons for optimism.
Chicago Bulls 2024-2025
Register: 39-43 (10th, east)
Offensive rating: 113.2 (20th)
Defense rating: 114.8 (19th)
Clean rating: -1.6 (20th)
Rhythm: 100.08 (13th)
2025 NBA Draft SPECTS: 1.7 percent of probabilities of winning the lottery; 45th selection
Another season, another appearance of play-in and another disappointing finish. Chicago ended a sub-500 record and lost the playoffs for the third consecutive season.
For the last ten years, mediocrity has become the rule in the city of Windy, as the Bulls have made two playoff appearances and have not been able to leave the first round in this period.
Chicago went from Derozan Demar in the low season and the team exchanged Zach Lavine to the term to accelerate the possible misfortune that would take place once Nikola Vucevic was marketed.
The victories will not be abundant in Chi-Town next season, but there are a few players on the list that could become the franchise analyzes and punch as a fantasy basketball option in the coming years.
We claim the fantastic performances of last season and look forward until 2025-26.
Fantasy prominent: Nikola Vucevic
The 34 -year -old Vucevic continues to challenge the father’s time with a slow and constant production. In its 14th season, Vooch had an average of 18.5 points, 10.1 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 0.8 robberies, 0.7 blocks and 1.8 triples, as it finished 18th in value of fantasy hoops per game. He set up new race marks with 53% shot from the floor and 40.2% shooting from outside the bow.
Vooch ended with at least 17 points, 10 boards and three dims for the seventh consecutive season, and appeared in at least 70 games in five in a row. For the past seven years, the veteran great man has been a top-20 player in a total value six times and a first player three times.
In 2024-25, Vucevic published 46 doubles-doubles, and dropped 40 points to the Hornets on January 17, its maximum in one game in two years.
Vucevic is a solid scorer, shooter, bounce and passerby who has shown to be lasting throughout his career. It is not striking or exciting, but you know what you get, and this coherence makes it a worthy middle range option in the fantasy drafts 2025-26.
Fantasy revelation: Josh Giddey
After a disappointing season 2023-24 in OKC, Giddey was marketed in the Bulls for Alex Caruso in an individual exchange. Caruso played a solid bank role for thunder this season, but it had much less impact on his team than Giddey for his own.
In his first campaign with the Bulls, Giddey became 14.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, 7.2 assists, 1.2 robberies, 0.6 blocks and 1.5 triples. It fired 46.5% of the field, 78.1% of the free launch line and 37.8% beyond the bow. In addition to hitting more triple, Giddey was aggressive arriving at the basket, trying to 3.2 free throws.
The rebounds, assists, theft, blocks, three points, attempts at free launch and three -point percentage were all the best brands for Giddey, who had an opening season with their new team.
The Young Point Forward established new race highs with 30 doubles and seven triples-doubles in 70 appearances. He tied his career in attendance with 17 against the Lakers on March 22, and succeeded in a better race rebound on April 4 against the Blazers on the court.
Giddey is scheduled for the free agency this summer, and last season’s performance has surely won a good payment day. Chicago has found his PG of the future, and Giddey should have a long-term agreement this season low to stay with the bulls. It is worth a look at the average rounds of fantasy drafts 2025-26 as a strong choice upside down to fill the statistics sheet at any night.
Fantasy disappointment: none
Vooch and Giddey exceeded expectations, Coby White was fantastic and Ayo Dosunmu was useful in standard leagues. The rest of the list was in flow or finished to the right in the range of preseason expectations.
Fantasy/look recapitulations
Coby White:
After a season 2023-24, White followed it with another solid campaign. In 2024-25, the UNC product recorded 20.4 points, 3.7 boards, 4.5 dimensions, 0.9 robberies and 2.9 triple while shooting 45.3% of the field, 90.2% of the charity and 37% long distance.
Points, robberies, triples, FG% and FT% are racing and White finished 71st in the game’s fantasy value. He has been lasting, with at least 74 games played in each of his last three seasons.
White left a maximum of 44 points against the magic on March 6 and retained nine triples on January 4 against the Knicks. He finished the season with nine games of 30 points and fired at least 37% beyond the bow for the fourth consecutive season.
His best basketball may be in front of him, and White is a solid choice in the subsequent rounds of 2025-26 fantasy drafts.
Joy Dansum:
Dosunmu enjoyed the most productive season of his career, with an average of 12.3 points, 3.5 rebounds, 4.5 assists, 0.9 robberies and 1.3 triples for 30.3 minutes per game. Apart from the three points, their numbers were the new races of career throughout the table.
He started 26 games and produced his first triple-double race with a 10/27/11 line on December 5 against Spurs.
Unfortunately, left shoulder damage limited Dosunmu to only 46 games after playing at least 76 in three in a row. It had surgery in March and is expected to be available again in August.
Dosunmu should play a key role in chicago rotation next season, and it is worth a look at the end of standard drafts.
BUZEL DE MATT:
The eleventh choice of the NBA project of 2024 appeared in 80 games as a new one and promised 8.6 points, 3.5 rebounds, 1.0 assists, 1.3 “stocks” and 1.2 triples. His shot gaps were respectable at 45.4/81.5/36.1, and he made only 0.9 changes per game.
The long and Atlético Buzelis competed in the Slam Dunk contest and obtained its name on the national stage. He excelled when he gave additional opportunities, with an average of 12.9 points, 4.6 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 0.6 robberies, 1.0 blocks and 1.7 three points in 27 minutes.
He dropped 31 points and five races of race on March 22 against Lakers and published a double of 12/12 with three blocks on April 4 against Portland. Buzelis could be a regular part of the initial five, and it is an intriguing selection of the late round in the fantasy drafts of 2025-26.
Lonzo Ball:
After losing two seasons due to a persistent left knee injury and multiple surgeries, Ball returned to the court and recorded 35 games by 2024-25. He played only 22.2 minutes per night and ended with healthy averages of 7.6 points, 3.4 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 1.3 robberies and 1.9 triple. These numbers were not fantastic on the face, but considering the relatively low minutes, the dance performance was impressive.
His knee problem seemed to be behind him, but Ball suffered a right wrist sprain on October 28, which cost him 15 games and did not play after February 28 due to the same number. With a partial season back to the belt, Ball could be a quality option by 2025-26 if it can return near the force.
Its availability will be difficult to trust, but dance will surely be a quality option per game with more than 30 minutes.
Kevin Hugs:
Huerter’s role decreased significantly in his last season with the Kings, as his play time fell to 20.9 minutes per night. He recorded almost 30 per game with the Bulls and promised 13.2 points, 3.2 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 1.2 robberies and 2.7 triples.
Chicago is in the guard’s position, so he cannot say how he will fit Huerter with this team next season. As a three -point specialist, he could see significant minutes of rotation, but his fantastic value is minimal.
Three Jones:
Jones saw a great decrease in play time with the arrival of Chris Paul, registering only 16.1 minutes per game with the Spurs this season. His minutes jumped to 25.3 in Chi-Town, and published 11.5 points, 3.2 rebounds, 4.9 assists and 1.1 robberies with efficient shooting percentages.
Jones lost the twelve final games of the season due to a semicircular sprain, but is expected to be ready for next season. He will be an unrestricted free agent this summer and Jones is likely to sign with a contestant.
Zach Collins:
Collins was also part of the Zach Lavine-Aaron Fox agreement, and saw his play time almost double 11.8 minutes with the Spurs at 19.7 with the Bulls.
Collins had an average of only 8.6 points, 6.7 boards and 2.1 dimes with Chicago, but it was impressive in eight games. As a member of the first unit, he promised 14.9 points, 9.8 boards, 3.3 dimens, 1.0 robberies, 0.6 blocks and 1.3 triples for 28.8 minutes.
If Chicago continues from Vooch and Collins the starting center, he could have a real fantasy value, but he does not offer much as a backup by playing 20 minutes at night.
Patrick Williams:
After running in just 43 games last season, Williams was available for 63 competitions by 2024-25. It ended with 9.0 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 0.8 robberies, 0.5 blocks and 1.5 triples for 25 minutes.
The points and rebounds tied their career lows, while all three points were a maximum of race. In its fifth season, Williams started 36 games, although it may be out of the initial rotation advancing with the ascent of Buzelis.
Williams is a solid defender, but it is not particularly productive in any category that is important for fantasy hoops, especially with shooting divisions of 39.7% of the field and 72.3% of the charity. It is outside the radar in the leagues of most sizes for 2025-26.
Restricted Free Agents: Josh Giddey, Ej Liddell, Emmanuel Miller
Free agents without restrictions: Three Jones, Speech Horton-Tucker
Club option: None
Player option: Jevon Carter
