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Celtics Nikola Jokic Transfer 2025 Nba Celtics Vs Lakers Nba Preview Celtics Vs Nuggets Nba 2025 26 Preview Clippers Edge Kings: NBA Thriller Post-Match Analysis Clippers Edge Kings in Thriller: Playoff Implications Clippers' Title Hopes Take a Tumble as Leonard Exits With Ankle Sprain Curry Carries Warriors Past Knicks in a Garden Thriller Curry to Dame's Dagger and Embiid's Absence: Sixers' Road Woes Continue Donovan Mitchell to Alright, another season in the books, and we're already looking ahead to 2025-26. The point guard scene is always shifting, but a few things feel pretty cemented. You want to win your fantasy league? You gotta nail this spot. Here’s my early look at the top 20 fantasy point guards for next season, keeping in mind average fantasy points per game (per Yahoo standard scoring), what categories they dominate, how much they scare me with injuries, and any schedule bumps that might matter. March is here, and if you’re still in the mix for your fantasy basketball championship, you know every single roster spot counts. The waiver wire isn't just about plugging holes anymore; it's about finding those diamonds in the rough who can swing entire matchups. Forget the big names, we're digging deep for the guys under 50% rostered who are actually producing. Giannis to Thunder: A Seismic Shift in NBA Dynamics Giannis's Limp, Lillard's Leap: Bucks Survive Scare Against Pacers Giannis's Scare: Bucks Survive, But Lingering Questions Remain Giannis's Scare: Bucks Survive, But Looming Questions Remain Grimes Steps Up, Keeps Sixers Afloat in Philly Grizzlies Dominate Pelicans 4-1: Playoff Hopes Soar The league's going absolutely bonkers, isn't it? Just when you think you've seen it all, Bam Adebayo goes out and drops 83 points. Eighty-three. I've covered this beat for fifteen years, seen some truly insane individual performances, but that? That’s next level, planting himself firmly at number two on the all-time list. The Miami Heat center, never before known as a volume scorer, torched the Charlotte Hornets on January 22, 2026, hitting 29-of-42 from the field, including an astonishing 7-of-12 from deep, and 18-of-21 from the free-throw line. The Heat still lost, 148-145, which tells you everything about today's NBA scoring explosion. Hollywood Ending: Reaves and Doncic Author Instant Classic in Lakers' OT Victory