G
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
C
Karl-Anthony Towns
F-C
Victor Wembanyama
G
Donovan Mitchell
QB
Cade Cunningham
Week 10 of the 2025-26 NBA season delivered elite production across the league, with several superstars putting up monster numbers to justify their roster spots. This retrospective waiver wire recap examines which players dominated the scoring table and provided the best fantasy value during this pivotal stretch.
Across his four games this week, Jokic compiled 140 points, 49 rebounds, and 49 assists, establishing himself as the week's top fantasy performer. He also added 5 steals and 2 blocks while turning the ball over 15 times, showcasing the well-rounded but turnover-prone nature of his dominant play.
Jokic remained the consensus top waiver target all season, and Week 10 reinforced why rostering him provided an insurmountable advantage over the competition. His near triple-double output week after week made him a must-have asset for any contending squad.
Leonard delivered strong two-way production across three games this week, posting 124 points, 27 rebounds, 13 assists, and a team-leading 8 steals. His 4 blocks and just 9 turnovers demonstrated efficient shot selection and elite perimeter defense.
Despite missing one game, Kawhi's per-game output remained elite, making him a critical asset for managers seeking scoring and steals. His ability to contribute across multiple categories justified his premium roster allocation.
Avdija emerged as a surprise top performer across four games, accumulating 105 points, 31 rebounds, and 38 assists while adding 6 steals and 2 blocks. His 22 turnovers indicated heavy usage and high-volume involvement in Portland's offense.
The all-around floor general production made Avdija one of the week's biggest fantasy wins for managers who recognized his playmaking upside. His ability to fill the stat sheet across four games solidified his value as a three-category contributor.
Edwards maintained scoring dominance across his four games this week with 133 points, 17 rebounds, and 11 assists while capturing 9 steals. His 2 blocks and 10 turnovers reflected aggressive scoring attempts typical of his playing style.
The young Minnesota star's perimeter defense and scoring punch made him a consistent fantasy winner throughout Week 10. His steals production provided rare fantasy gold at the guard position.
Murray distributed at an elite rate across four games, recording 38 assists to complement 110 points, 20 rebounds, and just 2 steals. His 11 turnovers represented the cost of running Denver's offense with significant volume.
Murray's assist total ranked among the week's best, establishing him as a top-tier pass-first option who still provided adequate scoring. His combination with Jokic in Denver's backcourt offered consistent fantasy value.
Across four games this week, SGA posted 121 points, 23 assists, 17 rebounds, and 5 steals with an impressive zero blocks and just 6 turnovers. His efficient ball handling and clean offensive play demonstrated exceptional shot selection.
The Thunder's lead guard delivered well-rounded scoring and playmaking production while maintaining remarkable turnover discipline. His consistent fantasy output made him a reliable starter for contending rosters.
Towns made his impact felt over four games with 54 rebounds, 99 points, and 7 assists, adding 2 blocks and 3 steals. His dominance on the glass provided rare three-digit rebounding weeks for a center in the modern NBA.
The elite rebounding display made Towns a critical asset for managers seeking to stabilize that category. His four-game stretch demonstrated why big men with elite effort on the boards remained valuable fantasy commodities.
Randle contributed across four games with 87 points, 34 assists, 21 rebounds, 7 steals, and 1 block while maintaining just 8 turnovers. His playmaking and steals production elevated him beyond typical power forward output expectations.
The Minnesota frontcourt's assist totals reflected impressive ball movement, and Randle's steals made him valuable for defensive category rosters. His all-around contribution solidified his Week 10 fantasy standing.
Barnes posted a well-rounded four-game performance with 48 rebounds, 77 points, 23 assists, 5 steals, and 2 blocks despite 11 turnovers. His rebounding prowess dominated the box score, providing multiple fantasy categories.
The Toronto forward's board work made him essential for managers pursuing rebounds and assists. His consistent four-game involvement delivered steady fantasy value at the forward position.
Flagg contributed 98 points, 27 assists, 27 rebounds, and 3 blocks across four games while adding 4 steals and 13 turnovers. His balanced output demonstrated significant minutes and offensive responsibility in Dallas's system.
The young forward's versatility provided multiple fantasy categories, making him a solid mid-tier performer throughout Week 10. His assist and rebound combination appealed to managers seeking multi-category contributors.
Black recorded 111 points, 18 assists, 19 rebounds, and 7 steals across four games, adding 1 block while turning the ball over 10 times. His secondary playmaking and solid scoring provided dependable guard production.
The Orlando backcourt piece's steals and assist totals made him valuable for defensive-minded rosters seeking guard-eligible contributors. His four-game consistency offered reliable fantasy production at reasonable allocation cost.
Cunningham dished out 40 assists across just three games while adding 79 points, 17 rebounds, 7 steals, and 2 blocks with 16 turnovers. His elite playmaking per game highlighted his role as Detroit's primary offensive engine.
The assist-heavy output made Cunningham a target for managers prioritizing that category despite his turnover rate. His three-game sample provided outsized per-game production that carried significant fantasy appeal.
Durant delivered 107 points, 21 assists, 19 rebounds, and 5 blocks across four games while recording 1 steal and 12 turnovers. His shot-blocking production stood out for a forward-eligible player in Houston's system.
The veteran's multi-category contribution, especially his elite block total, provided rare category depth at the forward position. His scoring and assists maintained the fantasy value managers expected from a veteran scorer.
Wembanyama posted 89 points, 37 rebounds, 11 assists, and an impressive 7 blocks across four games while adding 2 steals and 11 turnovers. His elite rim protection made him one of the league's premier shot-blockers.
The French phenom's combination of rebounds and blocks provided rare fantasy value at the forward position, particularly for defensive-category rosters. His four-game production solidified his status as a rising fantasy asset.
Mitchell contributed 87 points, 23 assists, 16 rebounds, and 10 steals across four games, adding 1 block while maintaining just 8 turnovers. His elite steals production and clean ball handling exemplified disciplined play.
The Cleveland guard's defensive prowess and steals made him invaluable for category specialists seeking perimeter steals. His consistent four-game output delivered fantasy value at the guard position, particularly for defensive rosters.
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