Kispert heads into his fourth year in The Association in a familiar role with a rebuilding Wizards team. He figures to be an asset off the bench while starting occasionally. That was the same role he's had in the last two seasons, and essentially, it has translated to fantasy mediocrity regardless of the format. Kispert is an accomplished shooter, making 38.3 percent of his attempts from deep in 2023-24 and 42.4 percent the year before. Still, he shouldn't carry a ton of upside unless he finds a way to start regularly in a team fully committed to a long rebuilding process. Kispert can be a valuable fantasy asset in category-based leagues and deeper formats, and it's worth noting his numbers have been on the rise with each passing year. To note, he either averaged career-best figures or tied his previous career-best mark in points (13.4), rebounds (2.8), assists (2.0), steals (0.5), three-pointers made (2.3) and field-goal attempts (9.9) per game during the 2023-24 season. The only thing that prevents him from being a solid fantasy contributor is the reserve role he'll have in the Wizards' rotation. Re-assessing his value once the season begins could make him worth a waiver-wire pickup, especially if his numbers continue to trend in the right direction.