Anthony Davis

Koloko hasn't played since April of 2023 due to a blood clot issue, but the seven-footer is on track to get back on the court this season. Once he ramps back up to game shape, he could offer backup depth in the frontcourt behind Anthony Davis.

Davis' streak of 30-point games to begin the season ended at three, with the Lakers star falling one point shy on Monday. However, the overall stat line was robust, with AD continuing to flourish under new head coach JJ Redick. As long as he stays healthy, this could be a massive year for Davis and the fantasy managers who have him rostered.

Koloko, who did not play last season due to blood clots, is in the reconditioning phase of his return-to-competition process. The hope is that he'll be able to provide depth in the frontcourt, giving Anthony Davis more opportunities to play power forward instead of center. However, Koloko is unlikely to be a player worth relying on in most fantasy leagues.

LeBron James and Anthony Davis combine for 63 points as the LA Lakers come from behind to beat the Sacramento Kings.

"Father Time" may be undefeated, but James appears intent on giving him a run for his money. The Lakers superstar was outstanding on Saturday, and his fingerprints were all over a 21-0 run that shifted the momentum. LeBron scored 11 of the 21 points and 16 of his 32 in the fourth quarter. The Lakers are 3-0, and JJ Redick's approach to coaching the team appears to have rejuvenated James and Anthony Davis. The Lakers will play three games in Week 2.