Victor Wim and Yama could easily be the number one pick in fantasy basketball.

Should he be?

We're going to talk about it.

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I'm Josh Lloyd, Giga-Chad Fantasy Analyst at Basketball Monster.com, cooking your league mates like NPCs. Fanjual time. Drop five bucks, cook a dub, and bang. 300 bonus bets spawned like a Minecraft chess. Don't do it. Well, you bench, little bro. Shout out to you the day ones for making this your first listen. Every day, free, everywhere, Spotify, Apple, even your mum's iPad, ratio incoming. Dumb it up, double bang, leave your comments down below. It's what we're talking about on today's show. I probably couldn't have told from that intro, but we are talking about Victor Wemianama and his fellow third year players. And yes, this is only Victor Wemianama's third year in the NBA. And yes,

you might be scared of drafting Victor Wemnama because he's going to get injured. Is he? Well, he played 72 games in year one. So forget about that. The blood clot is fine. It's sorted. We're good. Hopefully there's no recurrence. But I think we're good. We'll talk about Wembe. We'll talk about 10 other players from year three.

I'm not going to go through the numbers of how many players

jump into these ranges in year three.

I think that's more important for year one and year two to show the differences between those and how big a leap these guys take. You are in year three, though, going to see players take big breakouts. They've had their rookie learning curve. They've had the taste of it a little bit in year two, and then if they are going

to step up in a big way, that does happen in year three, sometimes year four. So we'll talk about

some of these players where they sit. And from the early adjustments or the early, the early looks at

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