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A look back at some of the players whose placement in our 2025-26 preseason Top-200 rankings missed the mark.

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  • PHI General Manager #42
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    ESPN’s Shams Charania shared on social media on Sunday that Brand won’t return as Philadelphia’s GM. The post came shortly after he broke the news of the Sixers’ promotion of assistant GM Jameer Nelson to Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations. Brand’s tenure began in September of 2026, and he will now reportedly be working to land a new role within the organization.
  • FA Forward #9
    The 41st overall pick in the 2022 draft, Liddell spent this season with the Nets on a two-way deal. Due to be a free agent this summer, the former Ohio State standout has reportedly decided to move to Greece on a two-year deal. Liddell’s exit will not affect the Nets’ rotation or fantasy basketball next season.
  • FA Forward-Guard #7
    After spending 12 seasons in the NBA, Ingles will return home to Australia on a two-year deal. Ingles had a successful NBA career, but his playing time dwindled over the last few seasons. The 38-year-old Aussie will likely wrap up his professional career back home.
  • FA Head Coach
    Mosley spent five seasons with Orlando and made the playoffs in each of the last three. Orlando lost in the first round of each of those postseason berths, including the most recent exit after surrendering a 3-1 series lead against the Pistons. Orlando will look for a new coach to guide an oft-injured Magic team that features a young core of Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero.
  • FA Forward #34
    The 37th overall pick in the 2024 draft, Klintman struggled with injuries for most of his two seasons with the Pistons. He appeared in 20 games, including 12 during the 2025-26 campaign. Klintman’s exit is a corresponding move, as the Pistons needed to free a standard contract slot to convert Tolu Smith’s two-way deal.
  • CHI Guard #31
    Acquired from the Pistons at the trade deadline, Ivey appeared in just four games for the Bulls before being shut down for the rest of the season with a knee injury. On Monday, the Chicago Sun-Times reported that the team is looking to move on from the guard following recent social media posts, including one disparaging the LGBTQ community. Not long after that report, Charania reported that the Bulls have waived Ivey.
  • FA Guard #24
    Waived by the Nets just after the February trade deadline, Thomas was unable to establish himself as a consistent member of the Bucks’ rotation after being signed for the rest of the season just before the All-Star break. There were a few high-scoring games, most notably a 34-point effort on February 11 against the Magic, but more often than not, he brought little to the table when he wasn’t scoring. Thomas will become an unrestricted free agent once he clears waivers.
  • V-Dub was sent to Utah as part of the Jaren Jackson Jr. trade, and his tenure with the Jazz is over shortly after it started. Williams Jr. tore his left ACL in late February, and he’ll likely be sidelined to begin the 2026-27 campaign.
  • FA Guard #1
    Having begun this season in Orlando, Jones was traded twice ahead of February’s trade deadline, ultimately landing in Dallas. He appeared in seven games for the Mavericks, averaging 3.6 points, 1.3 rebounds and 3.7 assists in 15.9 minutes. According to Stein, Jones desires to join a team with postseason ambitions. Being waived by March 1 ensures that he’ll be eligible for the playoffs. Now that Dallas has an open roster spot, it may convert Ryan Nembhard to a standard contract.
  • FA Guard #50
    Anthony logged 35 appearances for the Bucks but failed to see much court time before getting moved to Phoenix at the trade deadline. He never played for the Suns, and he’ll get an opportunity to join a new team for the rest of the season. Anthony showcased high upside as a microwave scorer, playmaker and solid rebounder at his position when given ample playing time in Orlando. He should draw interest from multiple teams.