Introduction

Navigating the waiver wire is essential for success in fantasy basketball. With the season in full swing, injuries and rotations create opportunities for emerging players. Here are the top waiver wire picks to consider this week.

Point Guard

Scotty Pippen Jr., Memphis Grizzlies (25.4% rostered)

Pippen has been a revelation for the Grizzlies, providing solid assists and impressive steal rates. His synergy with Ja Morant makes him a valuable addition.

Miles McBride, New York Knicks (12.4% rostered)

With Jalen Brunson sidelined, McBride has stepped into the starting lineup, becoming a reliable source of 3-pointers and assists.

Brandon Williams, Dallas Mavericks (13.9% rostered)

Williams has capitalized on the Mavericks' depleted rotation, demonstrating strong assist numbers. Chicago's Tre Jones (15.9% rostered) also remains a viable option.

Shooting Guard

Quentin Grimes, Philadelphia 76ers (43.9% rostered)

Grimes has emerged as a top off-ball scorer for the 76ers, making him one of the best options at shooting guard.

Kyshawn George, Washington Wizards (20.5% rostered)

George has shown promise as a two-way player, contributing on both ends of the court.

Moses Moody, Golden State Warriors (7.3% rostered)

A recent increase in minutes has allowed Moody to showcase his versatile game, making him a potential sleeper pick.

Small Forward

Naji Marshall, Dallas Mavericks (40.0% rostered)

Marshall has secured a significant role in the Mavericks' rotation, delivering consistent performance.

Tari Eason, Houston Rockets (34.7% rostered)

Eason continues to develop into a reliable offensive option, adding depth to the Rockets' lineup.

Power Forward

Toumani Camara, Portland Trail Blazers (35.0% rostered)

Despite a recent dip in offensive production, Camara remains valuable due to his defensive contributions.

Jonathan Kuminga, Golden State Warriors (54.2% rostered)

Kuminga's unique skill set and high energy make him a valuable asset for the Warriors.

Center

Alex Sarr, Washington Wizards (24.1% rostered)

Sarr has shown flashes of brilliance, with a strong block rate and improving offensive game.

Adem Bona, Philadelphia 76ers (1.9% rostered)

Bona's recent performances suggest he could play a significant role in the 76ers' plans.

Special Teams

3-Pointers

Grimes and Marshall have been top performers in this category.

Steals

Pippen and Cason Wallace lead in added value via steals.

Blocks

Portland's Donovan Clingan and Washington's George are elite rim protectors.

Rebounds

Clingan and Orlando Robinson are strong options for rebounding.

Assists

Chicago's Jones and Isaiah Collier provide excellent assist value.