The oft-injured Leonard made only 37 regular-season appearances last year, the second fewest in his career. His fewest came in 2017-18, when he appeared in only nine during his final year with the Spurs. Leonard has never been fully healthy, failing to crack 70 regular-season appearances in each season since 2014-15. However, the veteran superstar has still been able to deliver quality fantasy campaigns when he plays in enough games, proving time and time again that he can rebound from even the most devastating of injuries. Across five years in Los Angeles, Leonard has finished inside the top 25 in eight-category leagues three times. Despite the lack of regular-season games in 2024-25, Leonard actually finished the campaign healthy and playing extremely well. During a seven-game playoff series versus Denver, Leonard averaged 25 points, eight rebounds, five assists and nearly two stocks in 38 minutes per game while posting 54/78/40 shooting splits. A healthy offseason should bode well for Leonard's early-season outlook, but it would be shocking if he weren't monitored and/or limited, especially during back-to-back sets. The team around him has also been revamped, with the Clippers adding Brook Lopez, Chris Paul and John Collins while replacing Norman Powell with Bradley Beal. Los Angeles will certainly have to play games without Leonard next season, and James Harden has proven he's still capable of picking up the slack, but when Leonard is on the court, there are few players in the league who rival his impact.