Questions and answers

What are the standard positions in fantasy basketball?
The standard positions are: point guard (PG), shooting guard (SG), small forward (SF), power forward (PF), and center (C).
What does "G" mean in a fantasy team?
"G" (Guard) means that any player with a guard position can be put at this position - point guard (PG) or shooting guard (SG).
What does "F" mean in a fantasy team?
"F" (Forward) means that any forward (SF) or power forward (PF) can be put at this position.
What is the UTIL position in fantasy basketball?
UTIL (Utility) is a universal position that can be filled by a player of any position: guard, forward, or center.
What is the typical team composition in fantasy basketball?
A standard roster includes 13-15 players, with about 10 on the active roster and the rest on the bench.
What is the injured list (IR) in fantasy basketball?
The injured list is a special roster slot that allows an injured player to be kept without taking up a spot on the main roster.
What is a multi-position player?
This is a player who can be used in multiple positions on a fantasy team (such as PG/SG or SF/PF), allowing for additional flexibility in roster composition.
How are players' positional qualifications determined in fantasy basketball?
Positional qualifications are typically determined by the fantasy league platform based on the player's actual position in the NBA and can change throughout the season based on how the player is used in real-life games.