Len all of a sudden is an important piece to the Sun's start of the season. With Alan Williams injured, Len will slide into the starting center spot alongside Eric Bledsoe, Devin Booker, TJ Warren and Marquese Chriss on opening night. Draft Len in later rounds in re-draft leagues.

Canaan was a backup in Chicago last season and had no fantasy value. He's at best third-in-line to back up Russell Westbrook so there's no fantasy value here.

Lauri Markkanen is the Dynasty add here while he figures to see the most work on a young team looking to see what talent they have. Mirotic is a three-point marksman at best this season.

Thunder already have Semaj Christon and Raymond Felton backing up Russell Westbrook. Burke may find it tough to sign on with a team this season.

Robinson was a solid fantasy option when he got his chance in Brooklyn and Los Angeles. Robinson will remain off fantasy lineups this season.

Eddie is unlikely to make any fantasy waves this season even if Wade is moved. Kris Dunn and Zach LaVine are the guards to own in Chicago.

Burke may not even make the team but it's good to see him getting a shot after being a mega bust to this point. Felton is the likely backup but Christon could make Burke expendable.

Randle will look to pick up another deal somewhere else but he could be waiting. Tim Hardaway is the guard to own in New York.

McDermott has a chance to provide late-round value here and could be the big winner of this deal in fantasy land. Carmelo joins Russell Westbrook and Paul George making him the third option on the solid team. McDermott should be an option late in re-draft leagues.

Kanter is likely to see his usual 20 minutes in New York playing a mix of four and five. He probably doesn't benefit much from this deal as Doug McDermott benefits more.