2026-27 fantasy · SAS · G
De'Aaron Fox
Should I get him? · 12-team 9-cat
Worth adding
Fairly sure: a regular in any 12-team league.
- No. 52 in our 9-cat rankings, up 13 spots since Oct 24.
- 31 minutes a game this season, off the bench.
- 1 game this week (Oct 31–Nov 1), about a 95% chance he plays it.
- When Harper sat since last season, he played 33 minutes instead of 30 (11 games).
Start or sit him vs…
Scoring from the league button up top.
This week
1 game this week (Oct 31–Nov 1), about a 95% chance he plays it.
- Sat Oct 31vs MIN96%
Played 77 of his team's last 79 games, 10 of the last 10.
How we work out the chance he playsHis role
Minutes a game, and whether he starts.
Last season
31 min
72 games, started all 72
This preseason
21 min
2 games, started both
This season
31 min
5 games, off the bench
We project
31 min
about 67 games
Why we project him this way: 31.4 min, 15.4 pts, 4.2 reb, 7 ast in 5 games this season; 9.8 shots a game, down from 14.5 last season.
Numbers
Our projection for a game he plays, 2026-27.
17.4Points
4Rebounds
6Assists
1.4Steals
0.3Blocks
1.6Threes
2.4Turnovers
48.9%FG%
78.9%FT%
Helps you most in assists, steals. Costs you in rebounds and blocks.
- FG%+0.2
- FT%-0.1
- threes-0.1
- points+0.2
- rebounds-0.8
- assists+1.2
- steals+1
- blocks-0.8
- turnovers-0.7
When teammates sit
His minutes and fantasy points in real games without a teammate.
- When Harper sat since last season, he played 33 minutes instead of 30 (11 games).33.5 → 38.6 fantasy points a gameEveryone who gains without Dylan Harper
- When McLaughlin sat since last season, he played 33 minutes instead of 29 (33 games).33 → 35.7 fantasy points a gameEveryone who gains without Jordan McLaughlin
If he sits, who gains
In 10 games without him, Victor Wembanyama went from 30 to 33 minutes and 54.9 to 58.3 fantasy points a game.
Who gains when De'Aaron Fox is out →