Raphielle Johnson, NBC Sports, Rotoworld Basketball, Dan Titus
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From waiver wire pickups, to season-long NBA trends, to DFS and other need-to-know news around the league, Rotoworld's Vaughn Dalzell, Raphielle Johnson and Dan Titus of Yahoo! Sports keep you up to speed on Rotoworld Basketball Show. A finalist for Best Multi-Sport Fantasy Podcast by the Fantasy Sports Writers Association in 2020, Rotoworld Basketball Show has every NBA angle covered!
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Timely NBA developments become practical fantasy decisions through specific discussion of usage, schedules, rotations and waiver options.
Rotoworld Basketball Show - Fantasy Basketball turns a crowded NBA week into decisions fantasy managers can act on. Dan Titus, Raphael Johnson and Noah Rubin move between injury news, schedule quirks and waiver options while keeping the discussion conversational.
When the NBA Cup scrambles your schedule, you want Dan Titus in your waiver wire huddle.
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Fantasy playoff advice built around Steph Curry, Jokic, and a measured Memphis update.
The episode moves from Steph Curry's 52-point night and Nikola Jokic's 50-point, 10-rebound, 7-assist line into practical fantasy playoff advice without losing pace.
A practical end-of-season fantasy roundtable that treats Denver's shock as roster context.
The conversation starts in the final week of the regular season, when most fantasy leagues are already done and the injury report is doing its usual damage.
A brisk fantasy update that turns NBA Cup chaos into usable roster moves.
The Roto-World Basketball Show frames an early-season stretch as a practical fantasy guide, moving through NBA Cup scheduling, injury updates, early awards, and buy-sell angles as the trade market opens. It keeps the pace brisk, but the thread stays on manager value throughout.
When the Cup shifts the schedule, fantasy decisions shift with it.
The episode tracks how the NBA Cup changes the fantasy basketball board, then keeps bringing that shift back to Yahoo lineup choices. The hosts are at their best when they turn league-wide movement into something usable: a thinner schedule, waiver-wire angles, and LeBron James's…
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College prospects before the dynasty market moves.
The segment discusses Kevin Durant reaching 30,000 career points, highlighting his milestone and its implications for the Phoenix Suns and fantasy basketball.
The hosts discuss Trey Young's 43-point game and Onyeka Kongu's career-high 21 rebounds, debating whether Kongu's performance signals fantasy basketball upside or is just an outlier.
This episode segment discusses key NBA player returns like Kawhi Leonard and Zion Williamson, Jimmy Butler's suspension, a fantasy basketball debate between Cade Cunningham and Jalen Brunson, and recent game highlights including the Thunder-Cavaliers matchup and Trae Young's performance for the Hawks.
The hosts discuss fantasy basketball strategies around the holiday schedule, including teams with limited games, injury updates on Kawhi Leonard, and recent performances like Nikola Jokic's triple-double.
The hosts discuss Luka Doncic's calf strain injury, its fantasy basketball implications, and potential impacts on players like Spencer Dinwiddie.
The hosts discuss recent NBA performances, focusing on injuries and fantasy implications, while also touching on the upcoming NCAA Tournament and the Philadelphia 76ers' potential for next season.
The podcast discusses Damian Lillard's indefinite absence due to a calf blood clot, its impact on the Milwaukee Bucks and fantasy basketball, and potential replacements like Ryan Rollins and Gary Trent Jr.
The hosts discuss Fantasy Basketball playoff strategies, focusing on injury fallout from Jalen Williams' absence and recommending players like Aaron Wiggins and Kaysen Wallace as streaming targets for the Oklahoma City Thunder.
This segment discusses LeBron James surpassing 50,000 career points, Kyrie Irving's injury, and fantasy basketball playoff preparation, focusing on LeBron's record-breaking achievement and its unbreakable nature due to his longevity and dedication.
The hosts discuss the All-Star weekend tournament format, including its potential, the Rising Stars Challenge inclusion, and concerns about limited playing time and broadcast focus.
This segment discusses Jimmy Butler's suspension and potential trade from the Miami Heat, analyzing fantasy basketball implications and possible targets.
The podcast discusses Luka Doncic's triple-double performance and its fantasy basketball implications, including potential impacts on teammates like Austin Reeves and Rui Hachimura, while previewing trade deadline topics.
The hosts discuss the hectic NBA trade deadline, including major moves like Luka Doncic to the Lakers, De'Aaron Fox to the Spurs, and Jimmy Butler to the Warriors.
The hosts discuss Kobe Bryant's 81-point anniversary and a Derek Lively injury update from the Dallas Mavericks.
The hosts of the Rotoworld Basketball Show analyze recent NBA Cup games, discuss significant player injuries like Franz Wagner and Scottie Barnes, and hand out early-season fantasy basketball awards for MVP, breakout players, and rookies of the year.
Week 22 opens with a jolt.
The hosts analyze the conclusion of NBA Cup group play and its fantasy implications for Week 7, while diving deep into player performances like LeBron James's slump, Franz Wagner's rise, and P.J.
The hosts discuss the Milwaukee Bucks winning the NBA Cup and analyze fantasy basketball implications, focusing on the Oklahoma City Thunder's poor shooting and defensive stats like steals from players such as Cason Wiles and Alex Caruso.
Dan Titus, Raphael Johnson, and Noah Rubin open on the final week of the fantasy regular season.
Dan Titus, Raphael Johnson, and Noah Rubin evaluate OG Anunoby’s career-best scoring efficiency, three-point production, and persistent availability risk in fantasy basketball.
Dan Titus, Raphael Johnson, and Noah Rubin assess Dalton Knecht’s 37-point, nine-three breakout against Utah and whether he can retain value after Rui Hachimura returns.
Dan Titus, Raphael Johnson, and Noah Rubin assess Chet Holmgren's 8-to-10-week absence, Dyson Daniels' 23 steals across four games, and Karl-Anthony Towns' case for a top-five fantasy ranking.