Murray has averaged at least 20 points, six assists, four rebounds and a steal in back-to-back seasons, helping propel the Nuggets to one of the best teams in the NBA. However, last year, the point guard played fewer than 60 games for the fourth time over the past five seasons. The 27-year-old is slowly creeping into the injury-prone territory, but he's only dealt with one significant injury - an ACL tear that cost him the entire 2021-22 campaign. Despite minor issues in 2023-24, Murray shot 48.1 percent from the field and 42.5 percent from deep - both career highs. With Kentavious Caldwell-Pope off to Orlando, Murray will have a new starting backcourt mate in 2024-25, with youngsters Christian Braun and Julian Strawther emerging as top candidates. Behind Nikola Jokic, Murray is the clear No. 2 option in Denver. He may not take any more major strides, but when on the court, Murray's been a pinnacle of consistency in recent years and his fantasy value remains directly correlated to the amount of games he'll be able to play.