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Payton is basically a young rondo(Stat stuffer but low points and FG%/FT%) he does turn it over a bit less and is still young. Something like 11.5 Points 7.5 Asts 4.5 Rebs 1.7 Stls is very attainable.

Lowry's been a stud fantasy PG for a long time(great scorer that is an above average rebounder and gives higher end times) Never been a fantastic shooter and an injury risk but will produce big numbers when he plays. Pretty decent value in the 3rd.

Kyrie is elite but has a foggy timeline and that is frustrating. We don't know when he'll be back(2 weeks or 2 months) and how he'll be when he comes back(he'll have to take time to adjust). He's very risky but could payoff huge.

Mo will put up nice lower end numbers with the occasional big line but his value will likely be gone when kyrie comes back. You do a classic handcuff strategy here.

Lebron loves him so that could guarantee minutes.

Kmart has a mile long injury history and isn't much more than a scorer. Perhaps a trade to a SG needy team could help(wolves have a lot of guards to develop)?

Korver is a bit more of a cats guy than a points league tbh. Has had a great couple of years but has just been average in this league.

Middleton is a nice talent and has a diverse game but there's a lot of wings on that bucks roster. He's badly needed due to his spacing so that helps his minutes plus the big deal MIL gave him shows they're commited.

15/5/2.5 is within reach and it's just a matter of consistency on a deep bucks squad.

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LBJ worries me due to CLE wanting him to keep his minutes in check and rest days later. That hurts his value as the season goes into march imho.

He's still a beast and the best player in the world but he'll frustrate you a bit later on.

Milsap is one of the most consistent fantasy guys out there,he's pretty much the prototypical big you want for your team. He's an 18/8/3 guy that chips in a steal/block while shooting near 50% with a really good FT%. He's pretty much a set it and forget it guy and you like that consistency out of your second rounder.

Miles Turner is in a good position(and has a good game) for value: Double Double potential with good FT%. He's somewhat raw and will be asked to do some heavy lifting and that may cause inefficiency.

Don't expect anything huge early on and he could give you something to smile about as he gets up to speed.

Al Jeff is sturdy(he plays through injuries constantly) and has shown few signs of slowing down. He doesn't have a ton of upside these days but a consistent 18/9 is more than enough for solid value. Let's see if having a guy like batum that can set him up for easier shots will help.

Noah has a recipe for poor value this season:

Tons of bigs
Bench Role
Decline as he gets a bit older
Injury Risk

If somebody gets traded I could see him reviving a bit of value but as it stands it'll be hard for him to make a huge impact. What a fall from grace from just 2 years ago.

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Rubio doe

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Let me get Favors

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