Nolan Traore
Brooklyn Nets · PG · Age 20 · 6′3″
Fantasy outlook
No. 346 on our board in 2025-26, and not in our current projection. His weakest category is rebounds at 1.8 a game.
Stats over time
Steady: 8.9 in 2025-26, his one NBA season so far.
Per game, from ESPN box scores.
Season by season
Category profile · 2025-26
PTS
8.9#213 of 272-0.623PM
1.1#193 of 272-0.25REB
1.8#268 of 272-0.88AST
3.8#89 of 272-0.01STL
0.8#170 of 272-0.25BLK
0.4#105 of 272-0.18FG%
38.0%3.3/8.6#259 of 272-0.75FT%
78.7%1.3/1.7#129 of 272-0.02TO
2.3#219 of 272-0.34Rank among rotation players (20+ minutes, 20+ games). Colour is the value in the category, as in Rankings.
Team role · Brooklyn Nets
No. 4 at PG for the Brooklyn Nets, behind Mikel Brown Jr., Ben Saraf, and Egor Demin. 179 minutes a night of the 2025-26 rotation left, most of it Nic Claxton, Cam Thomas, and Malachi Smith; Julius Randle is the arrival projected for the most minutes (33).
PG
- 1Mikel Brown Jr.New
- 2Ben Saraf
- 3Egor Demin
- 4Nolan Traore
- 5Terance Mann
Left since 2025-26
- Nic ClaxtonAcquired by CHI Jul 1028 min → CHI
- Cam Thomas24 min
- Malachi SmithWaived Jul 1024 min → TOR
- Ziaire Williams23 min → LAL
- Tyrese Martin19 min
- Ochai Agbaji16 min
- Jalen WilsonSigned by ATL Jul 2216 min → ATL
- Tyson Etienne16 min
- E.J. Liddell13 min
- Minutes a night179
Arrived
- Julius RandleAcquired Jul 1033 min from MIN
- Keon EllisSigned Jul 621 min from CLE
- Moritz WagnerSigned Jul 3112 min from ORL
- Mikel Brown Jr.new
- Joshua JeffersonSigned Jul 10new
- Tyler Bilodeaunew
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. Brooklyn Nets depth chart
Box-score averages from ESPN.
Nolan Traore in fantasy basketball
The outlook above is written from our 2025-26 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 rebounds at 1.8 a game.
No. 4 at PG for the Brooklyn Nets, behind Mikel Brown Jr., Ben Saraf, and Egor Demin.