
“Unlock Hidden Gems: Discover the Top 10 Fantasy Basketball Steals for the 2024-25 Season!”
As we dive into the ever-evolving world of fantasy basketball, one thing is clear: each season brings its own unique blend of star performers, hidden gems, and frustrating busts. The 2024-25 NBA season has proven to be no less dynamic, offering insights and lessons for both seasoned managers and newcomers alike. In this piece, we’ll explore the best value picks across all draft rounds in a typical 10-team, 9-category head-to-head league on Yahoo. By evaluating each player’s average draft position (ADP) relative to their performance rankings, we aim to highlight those who not only delivered but exceeded expectations—successfully guiding their teams to potential championships. If you managed to secure any of these standout players, congratulations! You’re likely reaping the rewards of your savvy choices. So, let’s jump in and uncover the players who made a significant impact this season! LEARN MORE
The Pelicans franchise is inching closer to the “cursed” mantra because none of their starting five could finish the season healthy. Still, Murphy was the most successful asset from the 10th round, providing fantasy managers with third-round value in 53 games. Let’s see what happens in the offseason, but Murphy’s stock is on the rise after delivering over 21 points per game, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 3s and a steal with 45/36/89 shooting splits.AdvertisementAdvertisement
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Maxey would’ve been my first choice in this round had he played more games. The back and finger injuries that cost him the last 15 games were a tough blow for fantasy managers who needed him down the stretch.
Round 12
Best Pick: Josh Hart (ADP: 116.3; Current rank: 22)
Close Call: Amen Thompson (ADP: 116.4; Current rank 58)Close Call: James Harden (ADP: 15; Current rank: 18)
Round 13
Best Pick: Cam Johnson (ADP: 121.3; Current rank: 48)
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Beyond Round 13
Best Pick: Dyson Daniels (ADP:136.2; Current rank: 14)
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