The 2nd pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, Sarr finished fourth in Rookie of the Year voting. He proved to be much more polished on defense than offense. Despite being just 19 years old, he was eighth in the league in block percentage (5.0%). However, he didn't rebound the ball especially well (8.6 REB per 36 minutes). Some of that could have been due to sharing the court often with Jonas Valanciunas, who is now on the Nuggets. This season, Sarr should play center for nearly all of his time on the court, which should benefit him both as a rebounder and shot-blocker. Offensively, Sarr was raw. His true-shooting percentage (48.2%) was the lowest of all qualifiers. Some of that was due to trying to make plays for himself rather than fall into the mold of being a pick-and-roll rim-runner. That often resulted in tough, contested mid-range looks. Getting to the rim more, especially given his size (7-foot, 224 pounds), will be important. On a positive note offensively, he flashed upside as a passer, with 3.2 assists to 2.3 turnovers per 36 minutes. That's a solid ratio for a young big man looking to do a lot for himself. Sarr also saw just 27.1 minutes per game as a rookie, which has a strong chance of increasing into the low-30s. That alone would do wonders for his fantasy value. All-in-all, Sarr should be considered inside the top-100 picks for category formats, and probably much higher in points formats.