The NBA announced the top 100 stars next season! Teacher Jon Kha leads the top 20-KD falls
8:19am, 18 May 2025Basketball
From top MVP candidates such as Nikola Jokic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander to rising young stars such as Victor Wembanyama and Cade Cunningham, there are many talented players to be excited about next season's fantasy basketball.
But at the same time, the question is also here! How are elderly superstars such as LeBron James, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant and James Harden ranked in the rankings? How did Damian Lillard and Jason Tatum’s injury change things? Where will Cooper Flagg, the expected No. 1 pick in the NBA draft this summer?
The following is the NBA's premature rankings for the H2H Points League for the 2025-26 Fantasy Basketball season, and a special update from Flagg. Where should
Flag be ranked?
Flag spent a freshman season at Duke, leading the team in scoring, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks per game while leading his team to the semifinals. He is still only 18 years old and would have been a high school student last year if he hadn't entered college early. Flag possesses the size and skills to be an omnipotent striker. If, as the Dallas Mavericks have shown, he becomes a Mavericks moving forward, he will join a team with great big guys but lacks outside scoring and organizing abilities…especially in the absence of Kyrie Irving (ACL). Flag is in an ideal position to enter this vacancy, producing scores and even distribution from the flanks. Opponents may plan to stop Anthony Davis first, which should allow Flag to face a defense that is not entirely focused on him.
End of last season, after Irving and Davis were injured, Mavericks’ wing Najib Marshall stepped up and averaged 20 points, seven assists and four rebounds in March, establishing himself as a top 50 fantasy basketball man. Flag will take on the role and has very similar data advantages. He is currently considered to be ranked 37th in the early rankings,
2024-25 H2H rankings for basketball 100 players
1. Nikola Jokic, Den, C1
2. Alexander, OKC, PG1
3. Victor Wembanyama Wenbanyama Spurs C2
4. Antetokounmpo Mil, PF1 & C3
5. Luca Doncic, LAL, PG2
6. Domantas Sabonis Sac, C4& PF2
7. Anthony Davis, Dal, C5& PF3
8. Anthony Edwards SG1 & SF1
9. Jalen Brunson Brunson New York, PG3
10. Tyres Halliburton, India, PG4 & SG2
The top ten deserve it, no dispute!
11. LeBron James, LAL, SF1 & PF4
12. Cade Cunningham Det, PG5
13. Karl-Anthony Towns Towns NY, C5 & PF5
14. Tyrese Maxey Maxey Phi, PG6 & SG3
15. Trae Young, Atl, PG7
16. James Harden, LAC, PG8 & SG4
17. De 'Aaron Fox Fox PG9
18. Stephen Curry, GS, PG10
19. Pascal Siakam, Raptors PF2
20. Nikola Vucevic, Bulls C6
Durant is really too low! Over
21. Devin Booker Booker Phx, PG11 & SG5
22. Kevin Durant, Phx, PF3
Durant 20 out? It's really outrageous!
23. Jalen Williams OKC PF4 & SF/C
24. Paul Banchero, Orl, PF5 & SF
25. Scotty Barnes, Tor, SF2 & SG
26. DeMar DeRozan DeRozan Sac, SF3 & PF
27. Josh Hart, NY, SF4 & SG
28. Jaylen Brown Brown Bos, SF5 & SG
29. Joel Embiid, Phi, C7
30. Alperen Shinkin Houston C8
31. Donovan Mitchell Mitchell Cle, SG2 & PG
32. Franz Wagner, Orr, SF6 & PF
33. Jamal Murray, Den, PG12
34. Bam Adebayo, Mia, C9 and PF
35. Ja Morant, Mem, PG13
36. Miles Bridges Bridges Hornets SF7 & PF
37. Cooper Flag, TBA, SF8
38. Taylor Hero, Mia, SG3 & PG
39. Evan Mobley Mobley Cle, PF6 & C
40. Darius Garland, Clay, PG14
41. Austin Reeves LAL, SG4 & PG/SF
42. Chet Holmgren Chet OKC, C10 & PF
43. Derek White, Boss, SG5 & PG
44. Jaren Jackson, Mem, C11 & PF
45. Desmond Bain Mem, SG6 & SF
46. Mikal Bridges Bridges NY, SF9 & SG
47. Ivika Zubac LAC, C12
48. Josh Gidey Bulls SG7 & PG/SF
49. Zion Williamson, NO, PF7
50. Jaylen Johnson, Atl, PF8
51. Kobe White Chi, PG15 & SG
52. Jordan Poole, Wsh, SG8 & PG
53. Jarrett Allen, Clay, C13
54. Lamelo Ball, Hornets, PG16
55. Jalen Green Houston SG9
56. Walker Kessler, Utah, C14
57. Trey Murphy III Murphy NO, SF10 & SG
58. Kawhi Leonard Leonard LAC, SF11 & PF
(Blind, little card is so low)
59. Brandon Miller Hornets SF12 & SG
60. RJ Barrett Tor, SF13 & SG
61. Zach Lavine, SAC, SG10 & SF
62. Dejounte Murray, SG11 & PG
63. Miles Turner, Indiana, C15
64. Dyson Daniels, Atl, SG12 & PG
65. CJ McCollum, No, SG13 & PG
66. Amen Thompson, Houston SF14 & SG
67. Rudy Gobert, Min, C16
68. Fred VanVleet Van Jordan Houston The 4 Rockets are on the list, which is considered the second best reward for their West!
69. Jacob Peartel, Tor, C17
70. Brandon Ingram, Tor, SF15
71. John Collins Utah, PF9 & C
72. Malik Monk Sac, SG14 & PG/SF
73. Norman Powell, LAC, SG15 & SF
74. Kyrie Irving Dal, PG18 & SG
75. Mark Williams, Cha, C18
76. Jalen Det, C19
77. Cam Thomas, Bkn, SG16 & SF
78. Julius Randle, Min, PF10
79. Daniel Garford, Dahl, C20
80. Jimmy Butler III, GS, SF16 & SG
(Playseason Butler??? This is an insult to Butler, thankfully, in front of General Joe)
81. Paul George, Phi, SF17 & PF
82. Naz Reed, Min, C21 and PF
83. Michael Porter Jr., Den, SF18 & PF
84. Emanuel Quickley, Tor, PG19 & SG
85. Christian Braun Den, SG17 & SF
86. PJ Washington, Dalida, PF11
87. Bobby Portis, Mill, PF12
88. Russell Westbrook, Den, PG20
89. Anfernee Simmons Jr., SG18 & PG
90. Kristaps porzingis Bos, C22 & PF
91. Lauri Markanin Utah, PF13 and San Francisco
92. Payton Pritchard, Bosch, PG21
93. Deni Avdija, Por, SF19 & PF
94. Cameron Johnson, Bkn, SF20 & PF
95. Devin Vasar SA, SG19 & SF
96. Tobias Harris, Det, PF14 & SF
97. Jonas Valanciunas, Sac, C23
98. Keegan Murray Sac, PF15 & SF
99. Jaden Det, SG20 & PG
100. OG Anunobi NY, SF21 & PF
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