Fantasy Analysis/ Trades to win your NBA Leagues | Trey Murphy III, Jalen Johnson, Wendell Carter Jr
Ball Logic | NBA SuperCoach PodcastShow Notes
In this Ball Logic fantasy basketball discussion, the boys break down three of the most polarising names in drafts right now: Trey Murphy III, Jalen Johnson, and Wendell Carter Jr.
We dive into roles, minutes security, team context, category strengths, and where each player actually fits in fantasy builds. Is Trey Murphy ready to take another leap, or is the Pelicans rotation holding him back? Can Jalen Johnson maintain his breakout with Atlanta’s changing landscape? And is Wendell Carter Jr still a value pick or quietly becoming a draft trap?
This episode focuses on redraft and category leagues, discussing upside vs floor, draft cost, and where these players should realistically be acquired or traded.
Let us know in the comments who you drafted and who you are fading.
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