Jay Huff posts 14 points, three blocks vs. Nets

Curry’s sublime start to the year continued in this one as he topped the 40-point plateau for the second time in eight games. His signature sequence came in the final minute of regulation when he knocked down a three-pointer before sinking a pair of free throws and converting a go-ahead layup in the closing seconds. He added five points in overtime as Golden State was finally able to pull away for good. The 38-year-old legend has delivered first-round fantasy value so far, averaging 31.3 points through eight games. Are you not entertained? The Warriors are in line for a three-game week that features matchups against the Pelicans, Rockets and Spurs.

Lendeborg continues to be a revelation for Golden State, surpassing the 20-point plateau for the fifth time in 10 games to open his rookie campaign. He and franchise icon Stephen Curry combined for 64 points in a thrilling overtime victory, accounting for more than half of the Warriors’ offensive output. He came through in the clutch, scoring seven of his 23 points in overtime. The 24-year-old rookie sensation should be rostered in all fantasy formats, as he’s quickly establishing himself as a high-volume scoring threat in Golden State’s offense. The Warriors are in line for a three-game week that features matchups against the Pelicans, Rockets and Spurs.

Thompson didn’t record an assist on Saturday, the first time that’s happened this season. The good news for fantasy managers is that he blocked four shots, double his total entering Saturday. While Thompson is providing top-100 value, his averages have decreased across the board compared to 2025-26. The Rockets open a four-game Week 4 on Monday against the Nuggets.

Smith finished one rebound shy of a double-double and recorded a complete stat line in Saturday’s defeat. Over three weeks, the Rockets forward has provided top-25 value in 12-team formats. Given Smith’s fantasy production for most of his career, fantasy managers should look into what they can get for him. For the right return, selling high on Smith wouldn’t be a bad idea.

VanVleet’s four three-pointers matched his season high, a number he’s hit on three occasions in eight games. The overall field-goal percentage pushed the Rockets’ point guard over 40 percent for the season, and that’s around where VanVleet has hovered for most of his career. Even with the low field-goal percentage, VanVleet does enough in other categories to provide reliable middle-round value when healthy.

Durant had only one official field-goal attempt in the first half, scoring six points thanks to his going 4-of-5 from the foul line. He took 13 shots in the second half and made four, which hurt KD’s shooting efficiency. He did grab 10 rebounds, finishing with his first double-double of the season. The Rockets play four games next week, starting with the Nuggets on Monday.

Gilgeous-Alexander scored 30 points in just three quarters to help Oklahoma City cruise to a relatively easy 39-point victory on the second night of a back-to-back. The 28-year-old scoring machine is averaging a sublime 29.9 points through 10 games, topping 30 points in exactly half of those contests. The Thunder are back in action with a busy four-game week that includes back-to-back showdowns against the Trail Blazers in addition to road tilts against the Clippers and Kings.

There’s very little doubt that Dybantsa has an extremely bright fantasy future, but he’s probably going to experience the typical growing pains that even the most talented rookies endure. The spotlight was squarely on him in this one with Anthony Davis missing his second straight contest with a lingering ankle issue. The first-overall pick from last year’s draft is averaging 16 points through his first six games. The Wizards have a busy four-game week upcoming that features a pair of matchups against the Pistons in addition to the Pacers and Rockets.