Team Corporation
Starters
PG James Harden - Obvious deficit defensively, but I needed an elite offensive playmaker. Premier scorer, great distributor of the ball, good rebounder for his position. Not a great defender but does get his share of steals. Not the best locker room guy (understatement I know).
SG - Dejounte Murray - Can play point as well. Great facilitator, capable scorer. Very good defensively and good rebounder at the 2.
SF - Desmond Bane - Love how he plays. Gritty, can facilitate, another really good defender (which we need to cover up Harden's liabilities). Good shooter, scoring continues to grow at a good rate. Undersized a bit for a SF and not a particularly good glass guy. Really great value at $3.8M
PF - Kristaps Porzingis - Of all my picks probably the one I feel like I reached the most on. I was in the car driving to the beach. I wanted a stretch 4/5 and his skillset meshes nicely with what I wanted to do. I really like him with Boston and think it will really help his game. He's always been a capable scorer and decent rebounder. Good rim protection, comfortable with the ball in his hands. Good shooter for a stretch big. As always with him, health will be the key.
C - Nic Claxton - Really wanted a big rim protector who can finish around the rim and think he's a great value. Averaged 2.5 blocks in his first year as a starter. High percentage shooter (70%) just finishing around the rim. Good rebounder. Currently injured.
Key Rotation/Bench
Tyus Jones has long been described as one of the best backup PGs in the league and that's what he'll be here as well. Comfortable coming off the bench and bringing high energy. Was expecting him to be my starter until I picked Harden. Team first guy who will let Harden eat
Onyeka Okongwu - A big with a lot of upside, particularly if Clint Capela goes down or gets traded. Another defensive minded big with a lot of athleticism taking high percentage shots. Will need him to fill in for Claxton while injured
Deni Avdija - I needed another wing and like his upside. A bit of a late bloomer. As someone mentioned, if he could find his shot it would help him a lot. Here's hoping he finds it

To date he has not. To his credit, he doesn't jack a lot of threes and has a decent overall FG%. Decent rebounder.
Daniel Gafford - Here's another decent big, will be needed for rotation purposes. Good rim protector (just had a 5 block game against PHI), good rebounder. Limited scoring, needs more real life minutes.
Caleb Martin - Needed a wing playmaker. Probably should have been the MVP of the ECF last year. Fits in with this team's hard nosed nature. Capable scorer when needed.
Reggie Jackson - Never consistent enough to be a good starter, but can definitely run the show for short spurts. He has stepped in for Murray and been an adequate replacement
Pat Bev - This grit and grind team needed an irritant, and I'm not sure there's been a bigger irritant than Pat Bev. Not going to impress stats wise but has a bigger impact on the game than a lot of guys
Moritz Wagner - Needed another big with the Claxton injury, and he was available. Will score double digits in limited minutes, but only accidentally blocks shots. Can be a floor spacer but more of an offensive spark plug for this second unit
End of Bench/Lottery Ticket
Johnny Davis - Top 10 draft pick last year, could get some playing time when the Wiz sink into oblivion. Averaging almost a steal a game in under 10 minutes of PT
Trendon Watford - I didn't want to hold the draft up, and I really like this young man. My friend coached him in high school and he seemed nice. Was a solid player at LSU but got lost in the shuffle a little. He's a hard worker and it wouldn't surprise me to see him earn some more minutes while Claxton is out.
I had a lot of fun with this! I think there is a lot of flexibility with the team, where Murray can move to PG, Bane to SG, and Kristaps to C. Can't believe how many times I was genuinely bummed out when someone was taken even in the late rounds (including my last pick when I didn't see Bassey was already selected). I'm happy with this team and think they would do well in real life. Looking forward to seeing how they perform in the roto league. As with everything, injuries will be the key since we have no replacements. Thanks all!