The NBA Fantasy Season is Heating Up! The halfway point of the 2025-26 season is here, and the storylines are already incredible. From rising stars to established titans, the world of NBA Fantasy — Salary Cap Edition is as unpredictable as ever. Let's dive into the Week 13 update and see who's making waves.
A Look Back at Week 12
Last week was packed with electrifying performances, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leading the charge, notching a massive 70 fantasy points against the Jazz. But that was just the tip of the iceberg.
Rising Stars and Seasoned Veterans
- Victor Wembanyama: The rookie sensation is making history.
- Jalen Johnson: This player is having a career year.
- Nikola Jokić: The dominant force continues to shape the fantasy landscape.
The Clippers' Comeback Story
After a rocky start, the LA Clippers are soaring. They went from a dismal 6-21 record to winning nine of their last eleven games. What changed? James Harden and Kawhi Leonard have become a dynamic duo, averaging 51 and 49.9 fantasy points per game (FPPG), respectively. Leonard's performance has been particularly impressive, averaging 59.2 FPPG during the team's turnaround. Harden currently ranks seventh among backcourt players with 1787 total fantasy points (TFP), while Leonard is 20th among frontcourt players with 1399 TFP. This surge has propelled the Clippers from 14th to 11th place in the Western Conference.
Peak Performances: The Fantasy Titans
- Luka Dončić: He continues to dominate, dropping 77 fantasy points. The league's scoring leader, with 33.3 points per game, secured his fourth triple-double of the season.
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: The reigning MVP matched Dončić's performance with 70 fantasy points. He's second in the league with 2106 TFP and has had 13 outings with 60 or more points.
- Giannis Antetokounmpo: Despite a loss, he delivered 70 fantasy points. He has averaged 52.5 FPPG in the eight games since returning from a calf injury.
Transaction Tips: Strategic Moves for Your Roster
This week, consider adding a Laker or two to your team. Los Angeles has a favorable schedule with five games this week.
- Jake LaRavia: Offers great value with 838 TFP for a salary of $7.1M.
- Deandre Ayton: Provides 29.3 FPPG for $11.0M.
- LeBron James: After a slow start, he's on fire, scoring 50+ fantasy points in his last four games and averaging 51 FPPG since December 7.
But here's where it gets controversial... Do you agree with the current valuation of these players? Are there any players you believe are undervalued or overvalued in the Salary Cap Edition? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Play NBA Fantasy — Salary Cap Edition and make your own mark on the season.
