9-cat and 8-cat dynasty leagues, 12 and 14-team formats, with full multi-year ranking depth. Built by analysts who actually play.
9-cat, 8-cat, and points scoring boards. Top 150 dynasty.
Trade calc, mock draft, category projections — 8 tools.
2026 NBA rookie tier board with role projections.
Position-weighted fairness scoring + category swing analysis.
30 franchise hubs with dynasty asset breakdowns and roster value analysis.
Top boards per NBA position group.
NBA dynasty leagues are persistent year-over-year keeper leagues where managers retain rosters and draft only rookies each summer. Age curves and contract context matter as much as production.
9-cat leagues use nine statistical categories: points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, 3PM, FG%, FT%, and turnovers. 8-cat omits turnovers. Category builds (e.g. punt-FT%) are the heart of strategy.
NBA age curves are gentler — peak from 25–30 instead of 27–29 — and player health volatility creates wider trade-value swings season-to-season.
As of May 2026, Victor Wembanyama leads our consensus board with 9,580 value, edging Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (9,720) only because of age — SGA is 27, Wemby is 22.
NBA dynasty rankings refresh weekly during the season and bi-weekly in the offseason. Tier breaks audit monthly.
Yes. The NBA trade calculator weights players differently for 9-cat, 8-cat, and points scoring, and adjusts for 8/10/12/14-team league sizes.