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Fantasy Basketball: Top Risers & Fallers

Fantasy Basketball: Top Risers & Fallers

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March 17, 20262m 8s

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Fantasy Basketball Risers and Fallers: The 2025-26 Regular Seasons Biggest Movers

The 2025-26 fantasy basketball regular season has concluded, and the final High Score 100 rankings are out. This summary focuses on players who appeared on both preseason and final lists, highlighting the biggest risers and fallers based on rank changes.

Keyonte George of the Utah Jazz made the largest jump, climbing fifty-eight spots from eighty-sixth to twenty-eighth after taking over the offense when Isaiah Collier got hurt. Michael Porter Junior with the Brooklyn Nets rose thirty-one places to thirty-seventh, posting career highs across points, rebounds, assists, steals, and threes in a bigger role post-Denver. Jalen Johnson of the Atlanta Hawks soared twenty-four spots to sixth, delivering All-Star numbers with twenty-three points, ten rebounds, and eight assists per game, boosted by Trae Youngs absence and trade.

On the flip side, Zion Williamson of the New Orleans Pelicans dropped thirty-two places from thirteenth to forty-fifth, falling short of All-Star expectations despite playing deep into the season. Miles Bridges with the Charlotte Hornets slipped thirty-one spots to seventy-sixth as his touches decreased amid a youth push. Ivica Zubac, now with the Indiana Pacers, fell twenty-seven to eighty-third, hampered by injuries and a quiet deadline trade.

At the top, Nikola Jokic held first for Denver, followed by Luka Doncic now with the Lakers at second and Cade Cunningham third for Detroit. These shifts show how trades, injuries, and breakout roles reshaped fantasy values this year.

Managers got some huge wins and losses, but looking ahead, expect higher draft prices for risers like Johnson and caution on fallers like Zion amid trade buzz.

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