The No. 6 overall pick in the 2023 NBA Draft, Black showed significant improvements as a sophomore despite starting fewer games than in his rookie season. Even with numerous injuries ahead of him, Black remained a key bench piece all year for the Magic, who ascended to the top tier of the Eastern Conference behind Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner and a tough defense. Black took more three-pointers last season, but his percentage dropped from 39.4 percent as a rookie to 31.8 percent last season. The Magic got rid of Cole Anthony and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope this offseason, but they traded for Desmond Bane, signed Tyus Jones and drafted Jase Richardson. The Magic are also expected to be fully healthy to start the campaign, meaning Jalen Suggs will start at point guard. That leaves Black to compete with Jones for backup point guard minutes and Richardson for backup shooting guard minutes. Jett Howard, who was taken five picks later than Black in 2023, is also still around but will need to show significant improvements to climb the depth chart. Given his strong defense, Black should be locked into 20-25 minutes a night off the bench. That'll give him a solid fantasy floor worthy of selecting inside the Top 200. However, even though he's only 21 years old and has immense real-world upside, Black's fantasy ceiling in 2025-26 is capped due to the star power ahead of him.