At 27 years old, Zubac had a breakout campaign in 2024-25. He posted career-high numbers nearly across the board - 16.8 points, 12.6 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 1.1 blocks in 32.8 minutes - while making the All-Defensive Second Team. The only part of his game that took a hit was his free-throw percentage, which oddly declined from 72.3 percent to 66.1 percent year-to-year. Still, regardless of league type, managers who drafted Zubac in the 80-90 range last season were more than happy with the big man's production. With all that said, his production may have plateaued. During the offseason, the front office acquired both Brook Lopez and John Collins - capable backup options to Zubac. Last season, Zubac may have played his career high in minutes, partially out of necessity. Now, coach Tyronn Lue has the option to keep his starting center fresher game-to-game. Zubac should still be one of the first centers in fantasy consideration after the elite producers are off the board, but there shouldn't be an expectation of another leap.