NBA Fantasy Tips: 4 Preseason Sleepers

Looking for some under-the-radar picks to start your Dunkest NBA Fantasy season? Here are four players who impressed during the NBA Preseason and could turn into valuable early-season options.

The NBA Preseason isn’t just about established stars. It’s also an opportunity for lesser-known players to make a name for themselves, earn minutes, and show why they deserve a closer look.

These four players still have plenty to prove, but their affordable prices and potential for increased playing time make them intriguing options for the opening rounds of Dunkest NBA Fantasy Basketball.

Let’s take a look at four sleepers worth keeping on your radar.

Collin Murray-Boyles (Forward – Toronto Raptors, 8.5 cr)

With a potential starting role on a team looking to play at a fast pace, Collin Murray-Boyles made the most of the Preseason by showcasing his impressive rebounding ability.

His shooting percentages were another encouraging sign, showing a significant improvement compared to his rookie season.

If he can carry that momentum into the Regular Season, Murray-Boyles could become a very interesting NBA Fantasy option, especially given his potential role in Toronto’s rotation.

Hugo Gonzalez (Forward – Boston Celtics, 6.0 cr)

It took just two games for Hugo Gonzalez to turn heads. The Spanish forward averaged 16 points, 5 rebounds, and 3.5 assists, while shooting an outstanding 7-for-10 from three-point range.

Those numbers look even better when you consider his price tag of just 6 credits. With his playing time expected to increase during the Regular Season, Gonzalez could be one of the best early-season bargains in Dunkest NBA Fantasy.

Nolan Traore (Guard – Brooklyn Nets, 5.5 cr)

Nolan Traore was one of the standout performers for the Brooklyn Nets during their impressive Preseason, steadily improving from game to game and helping the team finish with the best record.

The young guard averaged 13 points per game while shooting 57.1% from beyond the arc, showing encouraging progress on both ends of the floor.

Competition for minutes will naturally increase once the Regular Season begins, but his noticeable physical development and the relatively low-pressure environment in Brooklyn could help him secure a solid role in the rotation.

At just 5.5 credits, Traore is definitely a name worth monitoring from the opening round.

Kingston Flemings (Guard – Atlanta Hawks, 7.5 cr)

Playing as CJ McCollum’s backup, Kingston Flemings showed flashes of his offensive potential, averaging 10.3 points per game throughout the Preseason. What really stood out, however, was his playmaking ability.

His performance against Oklahoma City was a perfect example, as he finished with 7 assists and zero turnovers. That kind of court vision and decision-making could prove particularly valuable for an Atlanta roster lacking traditional point guards.

If Flemings can carve out a consistent role once the Regular Season gets underway, his 7.5-credit price tag could make him an intriguing NBA Fantasy investment.