Ranking NDL Call Up Seasons
Ranking NDL Call Up Seasons
1. Hansen Yang IND
Awards: DPOY, All-League 1st Team, All-Defensive 1st Team / DPOY, All-Defensive 1st Team, All-League 2nd Team
GM points: 21
Draft slot: 1/20 2026
Spent most of the year starting at center for the Indy. Not too bad on offense, scoring 10ppg against 1.5 turnovers, shooting 44% from the field and 75% from the line. Still shows B potential at age 23, and already at B+ defense and rebounding. I have him as almost neutral last season as compared to starting centers.
2. Malachi Moreno BOS
Awards: All-League 2nd Team, All-Defensive 2nd Team, POTM / All-League 1st Team
GM points: 18
Draft slot: 1/14 2026
A full year starter at center! Moreno didn’t light the world on fire, shooting 39% from the field and 68% from the line, and fouling out 7 times. He was about neutral on the boards for the season, maybe a little below where I would have thought he’d get given the A- rebounding. A nice find for Joe regardless, with another year left on his rookie deal.
3. Hudson Greer SAC
Awards: All-League 3rd Team / All-League 3rd Team
GM points: 10
Draft slot: 1/27 2026
Played some minutes at starting SG, some as backup 1-2-3, and some as third string in the 1-2-3 spots. I have him as a positive player at the 2, where he also shows B defense. Nice late first round find originally for Scoops (RIP), scored 0.97 points per possession over the season, just a tick over league average.
4. Rasheer Fleming POR
Awards: All-League 1st Team, All-Defensive 1st Team / All-Defensive 2nd Team
GM points: 29
Draft slot: 1/22 2025
Mostly played starting 4 for us, he was pretty effective offensively, shooting 47% overall and 35% from 3, for close to league neutral offensive numbers and average defensive numbers for a starting PF. I wish he didn’t turn it over quite so often.
5. Yanic Konan Niederhauser MIL
Awards: None
GM points: 16
Draft slot: 1/25 2026
Spent all year as the second string at both big spots for Milwaukee. I’ve got him as about a -1 per game as compared to starting 4s. Rebounding seems serviceable and good blocks. Already a useful backup, could be more than that with a good TC or two.
6. Saiyon Keita CLE
Awards: None
GM points: 7
Draft slot: 1/28 2027
Played mostly as a third string big, where he was close to neutral. Reached the B / B threshold very quickly in the NDL, so likely a call up to get ahead of diminished gains. Pretty stocky on a per-minute basis, and close to a neutral rebounder.
7. Dame Sarr DEN
Awards: All-League 2nd Team
GM points: 19
Draft slot: 1/29 2026
B+ / B scorer that lit up the NDL. Has mostly played as a third-string SF in SLN, and managed to shoot 48% from the field. Very possession efficient, averaging 0.4 steals to 0.3 giveaways.
8. Bogoljub Markovic POR
Awards: None
GM points: 19
Draft slot: 1/24 2025
Played mostly as a starting center for me, to a -1.6 bpm as compared to other starting centers. Probably more effective at the 4 than the 5, he doesn’t really block shots but does steal a game. Shot 44% from 3 and 71% from the line versus 40% from the field.
9. Liam McNeeley VAN
Awards: None
GM points: 22
Draft slot: 1/23 2025
Got some run as a third-string option at the 1-3. Shot it quite well overall, at 47/45/82. Offense only guy.
10. Thomas Haugh NJN
Awards: All-League 2nd Team, All-Defensive 2nd Team, POTM / All-League 3rd Team, ROTM
GM points: 12
Draft slot: 1/16 2026
Played limited minutes backing up the 2 and 3, mainly. Intriguing 3 and D potential based on ratings, but we didn’t really see that manifest in season.
11. Kingston Flemings CHA
Awards: None
GM points: 6
Draft slot: 2/18 2026
Played backup and occasional starting PG for the Hornets, who were not good at all. Shot the ball well actually, at 48/43/80. Fairly turnover prone at 2.2 a game against 5.7 assists. Should be a useful backup, but not a starter.
12. Sadiq White DET
Awards: None
GM points: 16
Draft slot: 2/17 2026
A B- / B+ scorer at the 3, White has one of those ratings profiles that makes a pretty good NDL guy, but perhaps doesn’t translate to SLN. Got a little run as third string SG for a good Pistons team. Didn’t really distinguish himself, and eventually lost the job to Cam Thomas.
13. Ian Jackson IND
Awards: None
GM points: 9
Draft slot: 2/3 2026
Played backup minutes at both guard spots for a tanking Pacers team. Shot the ball pretty well, slashing 47/41/88. Turns it over more than you’d like and shows flat C defense. Could be a useful offense-only option.
14. Cayden Boozer LAC
Awards: All-League 2nd Team, All-Defensive 2nd Team
GM points: 17
Draft slot: 1/17 2026
Backup PG all season for the Clippers, a lower usage role than on many other teams. Boozer doesn’t profile as much of a scorer or defender, although he did shoot 43% from 3 and 80% from the line.
15. Wesley Yates III MIL
Awards: None
GM points: 5
Draft slot: 2/21 2027
Played third string PG all season. Turned it over a lot and did not shoot well. Ratings are a bit intriguing, and he’s showing B potential still.
16. Carter Bryant LAL
Awards: None
GM points: 17
Draft slot: 1/21 2025
Played a little bit for a tanking Lakers team. Stock to turnover numbers are good, but that's it. Ratings profile is essentially straight Cs.
17. Darius Acuff CLE
Awards: None
GM points: 8
Draft slot: 1/21 2026
Has played 4 minutes on average across 22 games.
18. Julius Halaifonua MIL
Awards: None
GM points: 6
Draft slot: 2/12 2027
Played third string center for the tanking Bucks all season. Really only useful as a birds guy.
19. Amarion Dickerson TOR
Awards: None
GM points: 15
Draft slot: 2/2 2026
Another NDL ratings vs. SLN ratings guy. Played one game this season. Also like. Expiring bird guy #7 for Jeremy.
20. JJ Starling NJN
Awards: None
GM points: 9
Draft slot: 2/12 2026
Ratings aren’t terrible, but he was an in-season cut for a not very good Nets team. Probably going to die in free agency pending a potential TC jump.
21. Ivan Kharchenkov ATL
Awards: None
GM points: 14
Draft slot: 2/8 2026
Basically straight C ratings, did not play this year, and was cut in season by Atlanta.
22. Johann Grunloh CLE
Awards: None
GM points: 3
Draft slot: 2/8 2027
Did not play and was delegated Day 60 back to the Charge.
23. Shelton Henderson CLE
Awards: None
GM points: 12
Draft slot: 1/24 2026
Did not play and was delegated Day 60 back to the Charge.
24. Xaivian Lee UTA
Awards: ROTM
GM points: 16
Draft slot: 2/1 2026
Did not play at all.
Awards: DPOY, All-League 1st Team, All-Defensive 1st Team / DPOY, All-Defensive 1st Team, All-League 2nd Team
GM points: 21
Draft slot: 1/20 2026
Spent most of the year starting at center for the Indy. Not too bad on offense, scoring 10ppg against 1.5 turnovers, shooting 44% from the field and 75% from the line. Still shows B potential at age 23, and already at B+ defense and rebounding. I have him as almost neutral last season as compared to starting centers.
2. Malachi Moreno BOS
Awards: All-League 2nd Team, All-Defensive 2nd Team, POTM / All-League 1st Team
GM points: 18
Draft slot: 1/14 2026
A full year starter at center! Moreno didn’t light the world on fire, shooting 39% from the field and 68% from the line, and fouling out 7 times. He was about neutral on the boards for the season, maybe a little below where I would have thought he’d get given the A- rebounding. A nice find for Joe regardless, with another year left on his rookie deal.
3. Hudson Greer SAC
Awards: All-League 3rd Team / All-League 3rd Team
GM points: 10
Draft slot: 1/27 2026
Played some minutes at starting SG, some as backup 1-2-3, and some as third string in the 1-2-3 spots. I have him as a positive player at the 2, where he also shows B defense. Nice late first round find originally for Scoops (RIP), scored 0.97 points per possession over the season, just a tick over league average.
4. Rasheer Fleming POR
Awards: All-League 1st Team, All-Defensive 1st Team / All-Defensive 2nd Team
GM points: 29
Draft slot: 1/22 2025
Mostly played starting 4 for us, he was pretty effective offensively, shooting 47% overall and 35% from 3, for close to league neutral offensive numbers and average defensive numbers for a starting PF. I wish he didn’t turn it over quite so often.
5. Yanic Konan Niederhauser MIL
Awards: None
GM points: 16
Draft slot: 1/25 2026
Spent all year as the second string at both big spots for Milwaukee. I’ve got him as about a -1 per game as compared to starting 4s. Rebounding seems serviceable and good blocks. Already a useful backup, could be more than that with a good TC or two.
6. Saiyon Keita CLE
Awards: None
GM points: 7
Draft slot: 1/28 2027
Played mostly as a third string big, where he was close to neutral. Reached the B / B threshold very quickly in the NDL, so likely a call up to get ahead of diminished gains. Pretty stocky on a per-minute basis, and close to a neutral rebounder.
7. Dame Sarr DEN
Awards: All-League 2nd Team
GM points: 19
Draft slot: 1/29 2026
B+ / B scorer that lit up the NDL. Has mostly played as a third-string SF in SLN, and managed to shoot 48% from the field. Very possession efficient, averaging 0.4 steals to 0.3 giveaways.
8. Bogoljub Markovic POR
Awards: None
GM points: 19
Draft slot: 1/24 2025
Played mostly as a starting center for me, to a -1.6 bpm as compared to other starting centers. Probably more effective at the 4 than the 5, he doesn’t really block shots but does steal a game. Shot 44% from 3 and 71% from the line versus 40% from the field.
9. Liam McNeeley VAN
Awards: None
GM points: 22
Draft slot: 1/23 2025
Got some run as a third-string option at the 1-3. Shot it quite well overall, at 47/45/82. Offense only guy.
10. Thomas Haugh NJN
Awards: All-League 2nd Team, All-Defensive 2nd Team, POTM / All-League 3rd Team, ROTM
GM points: 12
Draft slot: 1/16 2026
Played limited minutes backing up the 2 and 3, mainly. Intriguing 3 and D potential based on ratings, but we didn’t really see that manifest in season.
11. Kingston Flemings CHA
Awards: None
GM points: 6
Draft slot: 2/18 2026
Played backup and occasional starting PG for the Hornets, who were not good at all. Shot the ball well actually, at 48/43/80. Fairly turnover prone at 2.2 a game against 5.7 assists. Should be a useful backup, but not a starter.
12. Sadiq White DET
Awards: None
GM points: 16
Draft slot: 2/17 2026
A B- / B+ scorer at the 3, White has one of those ratings profiles that makes a pretty good NDL guy, but perhaps doesn’t translate to SLN. Got a little run as third string SG for a good Pistons team. Didn’t really distinguish himself, and eventually lost the job to Cam Thomas.
13. Ian Jackson IND
Awards: None
GM points: 9
Draft slot: 2/3 2026
Played backup minutes at both guard spots for a tanking Pacers team. Shot the ball pretty well, slashing 47/41/88. Turns it over more than you’d like and shows flat C defense. Could be a useful offense-only option.
14. Cayden Boozer LAC
Awards: All-League 2nd Team, All-Defensive 2nd Team
GM points: 17
Draft slot: 1/17 2026
Backup PG all season for the Clippers, a lower usage role than on many other teams. Boozer doesn’t profile as much of a scorer or defender, although he did shoot 43% from 3 and 80% from the line.
15. Wesley Yates III MIL
Awards: None
GM points: 5
Draft slot: 2/21 2027
Played third string PG all season. Turned it over a lot and did not shoot well. Ratings are a bit intriguing, and he’s showing B potential still.
16. Carter Bryant LAL
Awards: None
GM points: 17
Draft slot: 1/21 2025
Played a little bit for a tanking Lakers team. Stock to turnover numbers are good, but that's it. Ratings profile is essentially straight Cs.
17. Darius Acuff CLE
Awards: None
GM points: 8
Draft slot: 1/21 2026
Has played 4 minutes on average across 22 games.
18. Julius Halaifonua MIL
Awards: None
GM points: 6
Draft slot: 2/12 2027
Played third string center for the tanking Bucks all season. Really only useful as a birds guy.
19. Amarion Dickerson TOR
Awards: None
GM points: 15
Draft slot: 2/2 2026
Another NDL ratings vs. SLN ratings guy. Played one game this season. Also like. Expiring bird guy #7 for Jeremy.
20. JJ Starling NJN
Awards: None
GM points: 9
Draft slot: 2/12 2026
Ratings aren’t terrible, but he was an in-season cut for a not very good Nets team. Probably going to die in free agency pending a potential TC jump.
21. Ivan Kharchenkov ATL
Awards: None
GM points: 14
Draft slot: 2/8 2026
Basically straight C ratings, did not play this year, and was cut in season by Atlanta.
22. Johann Grunloh CLE
Awards: None
GM points: 3
Draft slot: 2/8 2027
Did not play and was delegated Day 60 back to the Charge.
23. Shelton Henderson CLE
Awards: None
GM points: 12
Draft slot: 1/24 2026
Did not play and was delegated Day 60 back to the Charge.
24. Xaivian Lee UTA
Awards: ROTM
GM points: 16
Draft slot: 2/1 2026
Did not play at all.
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Ranking NDL Call Up Seasons
Nolan Traore first full season didn’t count for this?
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Ranking NDL Call Up Seasons
Nice work! Malachi ain’t a star but we need his A- rebounding with the rest of my bigs in the B+ range - I think he was a key reason we were one of the top teams in reb differential this year
Celtics ah the balls
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