Brussino could see some minutes in Atlanta with the Hawks in a rebuilding mode. He's currently sitting behind Taurean Prince and DeAndre Bembry at the three.

Anthony will take a hit in fantasy value with any trade out of New York. Anthony will be the third or fourth option in Houston but the high-tempo offense still makes Anthony a potential steal in the middle of drafts.

Rose's best option at this point, in fantasy terms, would be to sign with Cleveland due to Kyrie Irving's demand for a trade. Rose could play some shooting guard as well this season so his value is late-round worthy.

Wall is a solid bet for a top-five finish again in assists while his scoring jumped up to a personal best 23.1 points per game. Also, Wall showed it in the playoffs as well averaging 20 plus points and 10 plus assists per game. He's a first round pick.

Irving could be traded to the Knicks or Spurs but the Heat and Timberwolves already have a starting point guard in Goran Dragic and Jeff Teague. Irving moving to the Knicks would be a huge move for fantasy output.

Gasol was one of the biggest fantasy busts last season so his stock is at its all-time low. Look for Gasol in late rounds of re-draft leagues especially if he can start at center.

Hamilton showed promise backing up Brook Lopez in Brooklyn last season but the Nets added Andrew Nicholson, Quincy Acy and Trevor Booker.

Owners shouldn't consider Wilkins a fantasy option as the Pacers are moving in a different direction in the frontcourt with Darren Collison, Cory Joseph, Lance Stephenson, and Victor Oladipo.

Chandler would be a lock to be involved in this deal which could give him a fresh chance in Detroit. Drummond's fantasy numbers could go down while his free throw shooting remains an issue.

Johnson isn't worth a look in fantasy unless something happens to both Kanter and Adams.