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Keldon Johnson has been named the NBA Sixth Man of the Year for the 2025-26 season. Johnson’s consistent performances off the bench were pivotal, as he averaged 13.2 points and 5.4 rebounds across 82 games. This recognition comes on the heels of his teammate Victor Wembanyama’s Defensive Player of the Year win, marking a successful awards period for the Spurs. Johnson joins Manu Ginobili as the only players from San Antonio to earn this accolade.

Keldon Johnson delivered a solid performance in Wednesday’s win against the Warriors, contributing 21 points, six rebounds, and other key stats. This marks an improvement after his scoring inconsistency earlier this month. Despite his scoring capability, his limited contributions in other categories keep him primarily as a deep-league asset in fantasy basketball. Johnson’s recent performance could hint at a potential uptick, but sustained production across categories would be necessary to enhance his fantasy value.

Keldon Johnson showcased his scoring prowess in Thursday’s victory over the Hawks, contributing 25 points on efficient shooting, coupled with seven rebounds and three three-pointers. Fantasy managers might have underestimated Johnson due to the presence of stars like Victor Wembanyama, but his recent streak of double-figure games suggests emerging value. With an increase in his play, Johnson, currently rostered in only 14 percent of Yahoo! leagues, is proving to be a worthy consideration in fantasy leagues.

Keldon Johnson posted a solid individual effort with 19 points, three rebounds, and two assists in the Spurs’ loss to the Suns. Despite his highlight-reel dunk over Mark Williams, Johnson’s fantasy value remains limited due to his declining scoring average and enhanced competition for touches in San Antonio’s lineup. With a low ceiling and only sparsely rostered, his role in fantasy leagues appears to be more on the bench than on the starting lineups.

Keldon Johnson delivered a solid performance with 19 points, seven rebounds, and two three-pointers in the win over the Nets on Sunday. Despite his efficient scoring and presence on the glass, Johnson’s fantasy value remains constrained due to limited contributions in assists and steals. His current role, bolstered by Harrison Barnes’ slow start, keeps him primarily as a deep-league option, with minimal impact on his overall fantasy outlook.