Fantasy Basketball season is almost upon us, so it's time to start doing your research for upcoming drafts.While everyone is familiar with the big-name fantasy stars like Nikola Jokic, Luka Doncic, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Stephen Curry, what about the le ser-known players who can elevate your team's ceiling if you strike gold in the later rounds?Following an offseason full of player movement and roster Matt Judon Jersey changes, there are always some under-the-radar moves that have a major impact on roles heading into the new season. There have also been a handful of injuries heading into the 2022-23 season that will have a trickle-down effect on depth charts.After a se sing every team's roster as the 2022-23 season approaches, take a look at some Fantasy Basketball sleepers who are worth keeping an eye on as your draft plays out.SIGN UP FOR SLING: | Atlanta Hawks: Onyeka Okongwu, COkongwu started to work his way into the Hawks' rotation at the end of last season and the 21-year-old should be expected to expand on his role in Year 3. With per 36 averages of 14.2 points, 10.3 rebounds, 2.2 blocks and 1.1 steals, he's worth a flyer at the end of fantasy drafts.Boston Celtics: Grant Williams, PFWith Robert Williams III set to be sidelined for 8-to-12 weeks after undergoing surgery on his knee, Grant Williams should be in line to play a big role in Boston's shorthanded frontcourt. He'll start some nights based on matchups. On others, he'll play big minutes off the bench. He may not be worth a draft pick, but he's someone to monitor on waivers Nick Boyle Jersey .Brooklyn Nets: TJ Warren, SFWarren to return from his foot injury just yet, but he's worth stashing in your IR spot early in the season. Upon his return, the Nets will need his prolific scoring on the second unit.Charlotte Hornets: Mark Williams, CWilliams may not begin the season as the Hornets' starting center, but I predict that he'll make a strong case by the end of the year. He's an elite shot blocker and rim-runner who can rack up boards, defensive counting stats and boost field goal percentage. NBA Getty Images Chicago Bulls: Alex Caruso, PG/SG , Caruso is a diamond of a sleeper in fantasy this season. If he a sumes the starting point guard role in Chicago, he'll be well worth a mid-to-late-round draft pick in all fantasy formats.Cleveland Cavaliers: Caris LeVert, SG/SFWith the addition of Donovan Mitchell, LeVert will come off the bench for the Cavaliers, but he'll be a prime candidate for this season's Sixth Man of the Year if he can stay healthy. LeVert is a solid scoring playmaker who will still have a moderate impact in fantasy, even as a reserve.Dallas Mavericks: JaVale McGee, CAt Media Day, head coach Jason Kidd announced that McGee will be the team's starting center over newly acquired Christian Wood. That means McGee will receive enough playing time to be worthy of a roster spot, giving owners a boost in rebounds, blocks and field goal percentage.Denver Nuggets: Bones Hyland, Brandon Carr Jersey PGHyland was one of my favorite rookie sleepers last season and he'll be poised to take on an even bigger role this year with Monte Morris moving on to the Wizards. Now, Hyland will be the first guard off the bench and should handle plenty of offensive responsibility to be worthy of a late draft pick in fantasy.Detroit Pistons: Jaden Ivey, PGWhen looking around at other fantasy rankings, I was shocked to see how low Ivey was rated. The No. 5 overall pick in the 2022 NBA Draft will start alongside Cade Cunningham and will be ready to contribute immediately at the next level. He should be one of the few rookies drafted in fantasy this season.Golden State Warriors: James Wiseman, CWiseman's role is still undefined with the Warriors, but there's no doubt the team could use his rim protection and vertical athleticism. The fact that he can also stretch the floor and knock down 3s makes him a wild card worthy of a late-round pick. Houston Rockets: Alperen Sengun, CSengun is my favorite sleeper in fantasy this season. The super-skilled big man was awesome in small sample sizes last year, averaging 16.7 points, 9.5 rebounds, 4.5 a sists, 1.6 blocks and 1.4 steals per 36 minutes. Now that he'll be the starting center in Houston, he's worth keeping on your radar throughout your fantasy draft.Indiana Pacers: Jalen Smith, PFAfter being traded to the Pacers last season, Smith averaged 13.4 points, 7.6 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game in a role Marquise Brown Jersey off the bench. Now that he'll take over as the team's starting power forward, he should become a household name in Fantasy Basketball circles.LA Clippers: Norman Powell, SG/SFIt's easy to forget about Powell with the signing of John Wall, Kawhi Leonard coming back and Paul George entering the season healthy, but don't overlook the sharpshooting wing. Powell is a pure scorer who should get plenty of open looks playing on a loaded roster with championship aspirations.Los Angeles Lakers: Thomas Bryant, CBryant is expected to be the Lakers' starting center, so he'll inevitably rack up some stats playing alongside guys like LeBron James, Anthony Davis and Ru sell Westbrook. While there's a chance Los Angeles plays some small-ball or moves Davis to the five at times, Bryant is still worth rostering as a double-double threat.Memphis Grizzlies: Ziaire Williams, SGWilliams was used as a defensive specialist in Memphis last season, but he proved in Summer League that he has evolved his offensive game as a scorer and playmaker. With Kyle Anderson moving on to the Timberwolves, Williams could fill that jack-of-all-trades role, and he's worth monitoring on the waiver wire in fantasy.Miami Heat: Max Strus, SGStrus was a breakout player for the Michael Pierce Jersey Heat last season and could enter the year as the team's starting shooting guard depending on if head coach Erik Spoelstra elects to bring Tyler Herro off the bench again. He may not be worth a draft pick, but he's someone to watch on the waiver wire if Miami is down a few players on any given night.Milwaukee Bucks: Bobby Portis, PF/CPortis has been a fantasy sleeper for a few seasons now, going from waiver wire gem two years ago to a full-time roster-able player last year. Any time Giannis Antetokounmpo or Brook Lopez are out of the lineup, it's Portis' time to shine, and he's proven he can provide value even on nights where he comes off the bench.Minnesota Timberwolves: Kyle Anderson, SF/PFAnderson fills up a number of categories and will continue to be a Swi s Army knife for the Timberwolves this season. Even if he doesn't start, he'll be the first player off the bench and will receive plenty of playing time to make an impact in fantasy.New Orleans Pelicans: Herb Jones, SF/PF