Dan Titus reveals favorite fantasy basketball picks for 2026-27 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 15, 2026, 9:31 PM
Last updated Oct 15, 2026
Dan Titus highlighted his top player selections for each round in a 12-team fantasy basketball league for the 2026-27 NBA season. Key targets include Tyrese Maxey of the 76ers in the first round, followed by Austin Reaves of the Lakers, LaMelo Ball of the Timberwolves, Brandon Miller of the Hornets, Onyeka Okongwu of the Hawks, and Matas Buzelis of the Bulls. Titus noted the current high Average Draft Position (ADP) values and projected performances for these players during the upcoming season, emphasizing their potential contributions based on past statistics and team dynamics.
- •Tyrese Maxey is preferred in the first round, despite team competition.
- •Austin Reaves is expected to improve offensively with LeBron's departure.
- •LaMelo Ball's performance in Minnesota could boost his fantasy appeal.
- •Brandon Miller is seen as a breakout candidate for the Hornets.
- •Onyeka Okongwu offers consistency and low turnover potential.
- 9:31 PMYahoo Sports — 2026-27 Fantasy Basketball: Here are Dan Titus' favorite picks in each round of a 12-team league
"Dan Titus takes you through the player he likes the most in each round of a 12-team fantasy basketball league for 2026-27.
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