If you're near the top of your league and have space to stash, play for the upside. However, I'm likely dropping AD everywhere because, as we're seeing with Young, the Wizards are positioning themselves for a top pick, and AD (along with Trae) will get them closer to winning than not. He was already trending down because of his injured hand, forcing him to be on injured list and this move gives zero incentive to return before or after he's cleared to play. It's a bad landing spot for this season, but next year could be a lot of fun in D.C.

The starting spot was already Gafford’s with AD injured, but he and Moussa Cisse (currently on a two-way deal) are the main frontcourt options left in Dallas. I'd add Gafford in 12-team, 9-category leagues, as he can still be a good source for FG%, blocks and rebounds. Points leagues? I'll pass.

The Mavs are reportedly not interested in including Marshall in any deals, and he continues to play a pivotal role in their rotation, seeing 30 minutes a night since December. He has a versatile fantasy skillset that warrants being rostered in 12-team leagues for the rest of the season. Max Christie is also marked safe from this trade and though his performances have been volatile, he's a streamable player given the underwhelming return from this trade.

The trio of Bub Carrington, Bilal Coulibaly and Tre Johnson are all players to consider adding as the season wears on. Carrington is locked into the starting PG spot for as long as Young is out, while Coulibaly just got a nice bump in playing time now that Khris Middleton is on his way to Dallas. Once Johnson gets over his ankle injury, he'll be another asset in play for fantasy managers needing points and 3s. I like the Wizards' potential as viable fantasy options across formats.