All of our predraft content is available in our Draft Kit, which includes rankings and projections for roto and points leagues, player profiles, strategies for every kind of draft, expert mock drafts, sleepers, busts, breakouts, rookie rankings, draft tiers and much more from some of the best minds in fantasy basketball.
When it comes to draft day, you'll want to print off our handy rankings and tiers cheat sheets, so you can keep track of which players have been drafted and which player you should grab next.
Plus, our NBA schedule grid will help you select players who will play extra games during the fantasy playoffs and avoid those with thin schedules.
You can also download a PDF of our Insider fantasy basketball cheat sheet, which includes sleepers, busts, breakouts, Jim McCormick's rookie rankings, Eric Karabell's "do-draft and "do-not" draft lists, John Cregan's second-year breakouts, and who should go No. 1 in roto and points leagues.
Just click, print and win!
Note: These cheat sheets were compiled before Gordon Hayward dislocated his ankle in his Celtics debut. He likely will miss the remainder of the season and should not be drafted outside of keeper/dynasty leagues.
Joe Kaiser's top 150 fantasy basketball rankings: roto scoring
Joe Kaiser ranks his top 150 players for fantasy basketball leagues that use eight-category (points, 3s, assists, rebounds, steals, blocks, field goal percentage and free throw percentage) rotisserie (roto) scoring systems.
Joe Kaiser's roto positional tiers
Knowing which positions are the deepest and shallowest goes a long way on draft day. Joe Kaiser is here to help, breaking down each position into tiers.
Jim McCormick's top 150 fantasy basketball rankings: points scoring
Jim McCormick ranks his top 150 players for fantasy basketball leagues that use standard ESPN points-league scoring systems.
Jim McCormick's points positional tiers
Jim McCormick breaks down each position into tiers so you can balance your roster when drafting in leagues that use head-to-head points formats.
Schedule grid
Plan ahead for your head-to-head playoffs, so you draft players who have quality schedules and avoid those who play fewer games down the stretch.