BALLER MOVE: Add in 14+ Team Leagues
ROSTERED IN: 49% of leagues
ANALYSIS: The Celtics, as stupid as this sounds, are currently playing the best offensive basketball in the history of the Association. Seriously. It's only been 23 games through Saturday for the Celtics in the 2022-23 campaign but they're putting up a 121.3 ORtg, the best mark ever recorded, and already three full points above the second-best. The next three-point gap is found in 25th place. Just imagine!
White arrived in Boston last season as an under-the-radar acquisition but he's now starting games nightly for the Celtics at SG and working wonders at it. White has appeared in all 23 games starting 18 of them. It's been six straight for him at the two-guard position and he's scored at least 12+ points in each of those with either 2/3 triples in every single match.
On the season, White is slashing 48/45/88 on 7+ FGA and 4+ 3PA per game. That's something only three players are doing right now, and two of them (Al Horford is the other one) play for the Celtics. Now you start to understand the bonkers offensive production.
White is contributing all across the board, mind you. The shooting is ridiculous, yes, but the points are "low" at just 11 PPG. Even then, though, White is adding 3+ RPG and 3+ APG nightly to his line to go with 1.5+ stocks a pop.
No need to mention White is reaching that 11-3-3-1.5 in the lowest playing time (26 MPG) and usage rate (15.8%) among the 40 players currently keeping up all of those marks on a nightly basis. Filter players with fewer than 600 MP through Saturday night and you're left with a 25-man club, including DW.
More Fantasy Basketball Waiver Wire Pickups
League Winners: Players To Stash For the Stretch Run - 2024 Fantasy Basketball
The All-Star Break is upon us and while it's nice to have some time off from setting lineups, making DFS lineups, and placing bets. It's also a nice time to look ahead and what moves you can make to put your team in the best position possible to win a fantasy basketball title. Remember, the […]
Trendon Watford (PF, POR) - Fantasy Basketball Waiver Wire Pickups for Week 23
BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team Leagues ROSTERED IN: 7% of leagues ANALYSIS: According to Shams Charania of The Athletic (reporting on Sunday morning), the Portland Trail Blazers are leaning toward shutting down Damian Lillard for the remainder of the season. The Blazers, mind you, have been without Jerami Grant, Anfernee Simons, Lillard, and Jusuf […]
Xavier Tillman Sr. (PF, MEM) - Fantasy Basketball Waiver Wire Pickups for Week 23
BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team Leagues ROSTERED IN: 7% of leagues ANALYSIS: With just a week and a half remaining in the regular season and Memphis sitting pretty in the no. 2 seed in the Western Conference, it's hard to envision Steven Adams returning before the playoffs and risking any sort of setback in […]
Deni Avdija (SF, WAS) - Fantasy Basketball Waiver Wire Pickups for Week 23
BALLER MOVE: Add in 14+ Team Leagues ROSTERED IN: 8% of leagues ANALYSIS: The surge of Deni Avdija in all fantasy leaderboards has a very easy-to-grasp reason and that's Kyle Kuzma missing time with an injury. Ruled out Sunday, that made it four consecutive outings missed by the Kuz, which has clearly opened the door […]
Nick Richards (C, CHA) - Fantasy Basketball Waiver Wire Pickups for Week 23
BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team Leagues ROSTERED IN: 9% of leagues ANALYSIS: Rookie Mark Williams returned to the Charlotte Hornets' rotation on Friday and logged 21 minutes coming off the pine. Nick Richards started at center for the seventh consecutive time, but keep in mind Williams had done so for 12 straight games before […]
Download Our Free News & Alerts Mobile App
Like what you see? Download our updated fantasy basketball mobile app for iPhone and Android with 24x7 player news, injury alerts, lineup notifications & DFS articles. All free!
By popular demand, RotoBaller has aggregated all of our fantasy basketball NBA waiver wire pickups into a running list of NBA waiver options, so bookmark the page and check back often for updates.