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Naz Reid
YesNo
Reed Sheppard
YesNo
Jonathan Kuminga
YesNo
Keldon Johnson
YesNo
Nickeil Alexander-Walker
YesNo
Donte DiVincenzo
YesNo
Payton Pritchard
YesNo
Obi Toppin
YesNo
John Collins
YesNo
Anfernee Simons
YesNo
Jordan Clarkson
YesNo
Zacharie Risacher
YesNo
Tari Eason
YesNo
DeAndre Hunter
YesNo
Jared McCain
YesNo
Onyeka Okongwu
YesNo
Jerami Grant
YesNo
Bobby Portis
YesNo
Miles McBride
YesNo
T.J. McConnell
YesNo
Gradey Dick
YesNo
Caris LeVert
YesNo
P.J. Washington
YesNo
Ty Jerome
YesNo
Collin Sexton
YesNo
Santi Aldama
YesNo
Nikola Jovic
YesNo
Norman Powell
YesNo
Bradley Beal
YesNo
Aaron Wiggins
YesNo
AI Insights:
03.15 10:20 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
The market is in extreme turmoil, likely driven by late-season 'eligibility' reassessments (starts vs. bench games). Jonathan Kuminga's surge suggests the market now sees him as eligible and statistically dominant. However, Naz Reid (Timberwolves) remains the best player on the best team among bench units, making his fundamentals the strongest; his current 23c price is undervalued relative to a fair value of ~35c. Reed Sheppard (Rockets) is significantly overvalued at 16c; historical trends rarely favor rookies for 6MOY, and his fair value is closer to 5c. Payton Pritchard remains at 0 due to eligibility concerns. Keldon Johnson holds steady value.
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Movers
March 11, 2026 - March 15, 2026, Jonathan Kuminga surged from 0.3c to 22.5c, and Donte DiVincenzo spiked from 0.6c to 22.8c (before correcting to 10.5c). This indicates a violent market repricing regarding 'award eligibility.' Capital panic-sold Naz Reid (dropping from 34c to 23c) to chase these high-scoring players who were previously thought ineligible but may now qualify mathematically.
March 5, 2026 - March 7, 2026, Reed Sheppard surged from 8.3c to 22.2c, a speculative bubble without statistical backing.
Feb 23, 2026 - Feb 25, 2026, Keldon Johnson crashed from 38.6c to 14.8c due to market fears of emerging contenders, despite decent performance.
Divergence
Significant divergence exists. Mainstream media likely still views Naz Reid as the clear favorite, or discusses Malik Monk (if eligible). However, the prediction market is highly volatile; the high prices for Kuminga and Sheppard (combined ~40% probability) suggest speculators are betting on 'dark horses' or eligibility technicalities, deviating from the traditional expert consensus which usually favors consistent veterans on winning teams.