Barnes, Green, Eason among NBA playoff risers boosting fantasy stock
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 2:49 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
As the 2026 NBA playoffs progress, several players have improved their fantasy basketball value despite their teams being eliminated. Scottie Barnes from the Toronto Raptors averaged 55.8 fantasy points per game after a strong first round against the Cavaliers. Phoenix Suns guard Jalen Green also excelled, posting a postseason average of 45.7 points. Tari Eason of the Houston Rockets shone in the opening series against the Lakers, averaging 33.5 fantasy points. Other rising players include rookie Collin Murray-Boyles from the Raptors and Ausar Thompson of the Detroit Pistons, whose performances have also captured attention. As the playoffs continue, these players may see increased interest in fantasy drafts for the upcoming season.
- •Scottie Barnes averaged 55.8 fantasy points in playoffs for Raptors.
- •Jalen Green recorded 45.7 fantasy points per game for Suns.
- •Tari Eason averaged 33.5 fantasy points in six games against Lakers.
- •Collin Murray-Boyles showed promise with strong stats for Raptors.
- •Ausar Thompson excelled defensively for Pistons, averaging 3.8 stocks.
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