Trae Young's fantasy value has cratered after Washington announced his knee and quadriceps injuries will keep him out until at least the All-Star break. The point guard hasn't even taken the court for the Wizards yet, dropping him from top-60 consideration in points leagues and outside the top-110 in category formats. His timeline remains uncertain.

Anthony Davis also slides in the latest points league rankings. While the Lakers' star remains a top-15 option when healthy, nagging injury concerns and inconsistent production have caused him to fall behind more durable, consistent performers like Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokic. His fantasy managers must navigate his availability risks weekly.

Conversely, Domantas Sabonis returns to the top tier after missing time with an injury. The Kings' center is a double-double machine whose steady production makes him a cornerstone for fantasy contenders. His re-entry highlights how quickly fortunes can change based on player health and team roles in a long NBA season.