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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.
Then are the San Antonio Spurs. Key injuries have been a topic among the lower teams, but the Spurs have one of the most encouraging perspectives in the association next season.
San Antonio Spurs 2024-2025
Register: 34-48 (13th, west)
Offensive rating: 113.5 (19th)
Defense rating: 116.3 (25)
Clean rating: -2.8 (22nd)
Rhythm: 100.08 (13th)
2025 NBA Draft SPECTS: 6.6 percent of probabilities of winning the lottery through their own selection and an unprotected choice that was owed by the Hawks through the trade of Deajouunte Murray; Choose no. 38
Do not let the 13th seed in the west deceive you to think that the Spurs were not an improved team strongly by 2024-25. San Antonio’s victory improved 22 wins in each of the last two seasons at 34. The total victory is tied for the best mark of the last six seasons and the Spurs are on the rise.
San Antonio passed 21-25 with Victor Wembanyama available and only 13-23 without him. Losing Wemby after pause and losing Aaron Fox for the end of the campaign, undoubtedly damaged the team’s record and the Spurs could have been easily a team .500 with Wemby and Fox available.
The number four of the Steph selection, Steph, won Rookie of the Year, joining Wemby as winners attached to the same team. Castle went strong to end the campaign, and the Spurs now practice a strong young nucleus with Castle, Wemby and Fox, with an excellent fourth option in Devin Vassell.
With a large amount of stopper space to meet some needs (more clearly on the front court), the Spurs are blocked and loaded to take the next step in 2025-26 and compete as a legitimate Playoff threat at the loaded western conference.
We claim the fantastic performances of last season and look forward until 2025-26.
Fantasy prominent: Victor Wembanyama
Surprise, surprise. If anyone could overthrow Nikola Jokic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as the largest fantasy player, he had to be Wemby. The second -year man apparently has never heard a two -year fall, as he promised 24.3 points, 11 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1.1 robberies, 3.1 triples and 3.8 Swats.
For the second consecutive season, he conveniently directed the NBA in blocked traits, derived a significant fantasy value from his dominion in this category. He set up new race brands in points, boards, triples and blocked features and improved his shooting through the table.
Wembanyama demolished 47.6% of its attempts from the field, 83.6% of the charity and 35.2% beyond the bow. Above all, their free launch attempts fell from 5.2 to 4.1, while their three -point attempts were 5.5 to 8.8.
Wemby finished with several races, including a 50 -point game against the Wizards on November 13 when he nailed eight triples. He set up a new career brand in attendance when he delivered 11 in a match 34/14/11 against the Kings to register his second triple-Dule de Carrera. He also took 23 race rebounds against the Nuggets on January 4.
Unfortunately for Wemby, he did not return after all stars rupture due to deep venous thrombosis on the right shoulder. It appeared in 46 of the first 52 games of the team before losing the rest of the season. After a surgery on March 27, it is expected to be ready for a training field and fantasy managers can guide it with the first global selection in the drafts of 2025-26.
No matter how crazy it seems, the best is still for the French phenomenal.
Fantasy revelation: Stephon Castle
Castle finished the season ranked just within the first 300 fantasy per game, but was absolutely a revelation in its opening campaign.
Castle averaged 14.7 points, 3.7 rebounds and 4.1 assists over 26.7 minutes as a novio, but its numbers were better as a starter, and closed the 2024-25 campaign with some monster accounting statistics.
Through 47 beginnings, it promised 16.6 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.9 assists, including averages of 19.7 points, 5.4 rebounds and 6.2 assists during the last 18 games of the season.
Castle brought things to a new level during the last eight games of the season, and its 18.9 points, 6.9 rebounds and 7.5 attendees won it in the first 120 fantasy places by the game during this period.
The UCONN product published two 30-point games, including a maximum of 33 points in Charlotte on February 7. He corrected 15 rebounds against Denver on April 2 and played 14 assists against the 76ers on March 21.
The versatility of Castle as a scorer, rebound and facilitator were on the full screen during the last month of the season, and their perspective is brilliant. Its poor percentages of the field of the countryside and the charity dragged their fantasy general value, but rookies and efficiency do not always go hand in hand.
The Rookie of the year that can increase its fantasy stock considerably with improvements as a shooter and a small defensive contributions. It has a monster roof around 2025-26.
Fantasy/look recapitulations
Of Aaron Fox:
Fox arrived in San Antonio in early February through an agreement of three teams sent Zach Lavine to Sacramento and several players in Chicago.
In 17 games with the Spurs, Fox promised 19.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, 6.8 dimensions, 1.5 robberies and 1.5 triples. His marker went down, but his assists increased after promotion of 25 points and 6.1 dimens with Sacramento before trade.
Fox had a strong debut in Spurs, through a 24/13 5/13 victory over the Hawks, and almost tripled in his last game of the season, as he published 32/9/11 against the Mavericks in a victory of 126-116.
Fox should be healthy to launch the 2025-26 campaign after undergoing the end of the season’s completion surgery to repair damage to the tendon on his left Pinkky on March 13. The similar numbers he produced in his first 17 games with the Spurs would not be amazing and fantasy managers can safely write it as a half-round PG.
Devin Vassell:
Vassell lost the first nine games of the season and 14 of the first 18 due to a foot injury, but enjoyed a productive season once he returned.
Vassell averaged 16.7 points, 4.6 rebounds, 2.7 dimensions, 1.5 robberies, 0.6 blocks and 2.7 triples. It fired 45.2% from the ground, 85.1% of the charity and 38.5% beyond the bow and committed only 1.2 income.
He ended up as a fantasy player on the part of the third consecutive season and has been a Top-100 Guy in each of the last four. Vassell published the races of races in points and boards with a performance 37/4/4/1 against the net on March 4.
As a key contributor to the current Spurs, wait for a strong production to advance and another Top-100 ended in 2025-26.
Chris Paul:
The veteran shocked the NBA fantasy fans and managers when he first appeared in the 82 games since 2014-15 and the second time of his career.
Paul finished 83rd in fantasy value by the averages of 8.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, 7.4 assists, 1.3 robberies and 1.7 triples while committing only 1.6 changes. It fired only 42.7% from the ground, but retained 37.7% of its long distance attempts and sank 92.4% of its attempts to the Benefit Strip.
CP3 was a fantasy option worthwhile and a strong veteran presence for an emerging Spurs template. He has played three teams in so many seasons and turned 40 in May. It is not clear if it will return for another season, but if it does, it makes sense as the end of 2025-26.
Harrison Barnes:
A model of durability, Barnes appeared in the 82 games for the third consecutive season, with an average of 12.3 points, 3.8 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.9 triples for 27.2 minutes.
Barnes’ minutes were his few more since his Novio campaign in 2012-13, although he was very efficient with his small playing time. The veteran shot 50.8% of the field, 80.9% of the charity and 43.3% higher in the race beyond the bow.
As usual, Barnes had some great random games, since he scored at least 20 points in five of the final eight of the Spurs and sank a three winner of the game against his former team, the Golden State Warriors on April 9.
Barnes will be available, so managers looking for stability can be late. In form for play, it will not offer a strong production.
Jeremy Sochan:
The injuries limited SOCH to only 54 games (23 beginnings) and recorded a low race of 25.3 minutes per game. He promised 11.4 points, 6.5 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.3 “shares” while firing 53.5% from the ground. It demolished only 69.6% of its free releases and 30.8% of its three points.
The 22 -year -old provided similar numbers in the 1st and 2nd years, and his 4th year perspective seems to be the same. The main spurs producers will be Wemby, Fox and Castle, with vassell that offers solid numbers as no. 4. For everyone else, they will fill the minutes of rotation without a lot of upside down. This is true of Sochan, who is a strong defender on the court, but does not offer a ton to the fantasy managers of the box’s score.
Julian Champagnie:
Champagnie enjoyed the most productive race of his young race, with an average of 23.6 minutes between 82 appearances and with an average of 9.9 points, 3.9 rebounds, 1.4 assists, 0.7 robberies and 2.2 triples. It fired 41.5% from the ground, but demolished 90.4% of its free launch attempts and 37.1% of its long -range attempts.
Champagnie started 29 games and saw modest improvements in their counting statistics while working with the first unit. He has missed only eight games during the last two seasons and demonstrated his reliability as a space and offensive. It will probably win minutes of rotation next season, but there is a lot of mouth to feed in San Antonio, so Champagnie is not someone who writes in leagues of most sizes.
Keldon Johnson:
Johnson’s role declined significantly in the 6th year, as he recorded only 23.9 minutes per game, his little since his novio campaign during 2019-20. He promised 12.7 points, 4.8 boards, 1.6 dims, 0.6 robberies and 1.1 triples while firing 48.2/77.3/31.8.
For the first season of his career, Johnson did not start a single game and ended out of the top 200 fantasy for play. With Steph Castle Still Ascending and Aaron Fox ready to play his first full season with San Antonio, do not wait more play time or touches for Johnson for the 7th year. It is not a deleted option in fantastic basketball of 2025-26.
Restricted Free Agents: Harrison Ingram, David Duke Jr., Riley Minix
Free agents without restrictions: Chris Paul, Jordan McLaughlin, Sandro Mamukelashvili, Charles Bassey, Bismack Biyombo
Club option: None
Player option: None
