Myles Turner

Turner is coming off his most games played (77) since 2016-17 (81), rewarding managers who bet on his three-and-D potential. Despite the injury issues and not cracking 30 minutes per game since 2020-21, Turner has remained in the discussion for a top-40 fantasy selection due to his unique skillset at a position of scarcity. That said, aside from his health, it wasn't an especially stand-out season for the big man. He averaged exactly 1.5 made threes for the fourth year in a row (what are the odds?) and registered his fewest blocks per game (1.9) since 2017-18. Indiana, after a year of surprising success, is running out essentially the same team for 2024-25. Fantasy managers should expect more of the same from Turner, whose role isn't expected to change in a meaningful way. The injury concerns aren't completely behind him, but Turner is still a worthy selection in the early-to-mid rounds of most fantasy leagues.