Alpha Diallo
Denver Nuggets · SF
Fantasy outlook
No. 235 on our board in 2026-27, and not in our current projection. His weakest category is threes at 0.0 a game.
Stats over time
ESPN has no career record for him yet.
Per game, from ESPN box scores.
Season by season
Latest news
Category profile · 2026-27 actual
PTS
4.0-0.823PM
0.0-0.86REB
2.0-0.73AST
3.0-0.10STL
1.0-0.25BLK
0.0-0.58FG%
50.0%2.0/4.00.04FT%
0.0%0.0/0.0-0.26TO
2.00.04His season so far, per game. Category ranks start once he has played 20 games.
Team role · Denver Nuggets
No. 4 at SF for the Denver Nuggets, behind Cameron Johnson, DeMar DeRozan, and Julian Strawther. 110 minutes a night of the 2025-26 rotation left, most of it Peyton Watson, Tim Hardaway Jr., and Bruce Brown; DeMar DeRozan is the arrival projected for the most minutes (29).
SF
- 1Cameron Johnson
- 2DeMar DeRozanNew
- 3Julian Strawther
- 4Alpha DialloNew
- 5Spencer Jones
- 6Bryce HopkinsNew
PF
- 1Aaron Gordon
- 2DeMar DeRozanNew
- 3Spencer Jones
- 4Alpha DialloNew
- 5Trevon BrazileNew
- 6Marvin Bagley IIINew
- 7Bryce HopkinsNew
- 8Zeke Nnaji
- 9Julian Strawther
Left since 2025-26
- Peyton WatsonTraded Aug 2030 min → CLE
- Tim Hardaway Jr.Signed by MIA Jul 627 min → MIA
- Bruce Brown24 min
- Jalen Pickett16 min → LAC
- Jonas ValanciunasWaived Jul 813 min
- Minutes a night110
Arrived
- DeMar DeRozanWaived by SAC Jul 631 min from SAC
- Marvin Bagley III20 min from DAL
- RJ Nembhard Jr.new
- Alpha Diallonew
- Bryce HopkinsSigned Aug 26new
- Trevon BrazileSigned Jul 10new
Depth chart from ESPN. Who left and arrived: last season's box scores against today's roster; how and when: ESPN's transaction feed, where it lists the move. Minutes are last season's, per game. Denver Nuggets depth chart
Alpha Diallo in fantasy basketball
The outlook above is written from our 2026-27 projection and his recent seasons, and changes with every projection run. His Value and ranks are the same numbers Rankings shows.
His weakest category is threes at 0.0 a game.
No. 4 at SF for the Denver Nuggets, behind Cameron Johnson, DeMar DeRozan, and Julian Strawther.