Add. Ben Saraf is averaging 31.0 minutes over his last 5 games against a 20.8 minutes-per-game season average.
That is a real jump, not noise. His minutes over his last 10 sit at 27.3, well above the season number, and the trend has been building since April 3. A value-gap signal also fired alongside it, flagging him as underrated relative to where he is being drafted.
The production followed the role. He is at 23.4 FPG (fantasy points per game) over his last 10 games, up 7.5 FPG from his season average of 15.9.
He is 46% rostered and ranked 298th in FPG, so he is very much available in most leagues right now.
The sample is only 5 games of expanded minutes, and one turnover-heavy stinker like his 8.4-point game against Atlanta shows the swings are still wide. If Brooklyn's rotation shifts back, the minutes could evaporate just as fast.