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Jabari Smith Jr.

Houston Rockets#10PF / C6'11"220 lb23 years old

Fantasy outlook · 26-27 season

Three-point big shooting his way up the ranks

StartThis week

The 8-game jump from 2025‑26 rides hotter shooting percentages, so expect some cooling but trust the stable 35-minute role.

Latest news · Smith racked up 15 points (7-12 FG, 1-4 3Pt), nine rebounds, two assists, one block and three steals over 39 minutes during Saturday's 102-99 loss to Phoenix.
Pros
Nothing stands out
Cons
Nothing stands out
Rank
#1966 from #85Only 10 games

Headline, verdict and take by AI from these stats and recent news · Nov 8

Latest news

  1. Smith racked up 15 points (7-12 FG, 1-4 3Pt), nine rebounds, two assists, one block and three steals over 39 minutes during Saturday's 102-99 loss to Phoenix.

    After failing to record any steals in his previous three outings, Smith ripped away a season-high three swipes Saturday, and this was his fourth game of the season with at least one steal and block. He's off to a strong start this season, flirting with top-20 value behind averages of 17.3 points, 6.4 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 2.8 triples, 1.0 steals, 1.0 blocks and just 1.0 turnovers per game on 50.8 percent shooting from the field and 86.2 percent at the stripe.

  2. Smith finished with 30 points (10-18 FG, 6-12 3Pt, 4-5 FT), nine rebounds, five assists and one block in 33 minutes during Saturday's 119-98 win over the Thunder.

    Smith matched the 30 points he scored on Opening Night and led the Rockets in scoring once again, knocking down six triples. With Fred VanVleet (knee) and Reed Sheppard (back) both out, Smith took on a bigger offensive load and was efficient. He's been one of the best values in fantasy so far, and nights like this make him a legitimate sell-high candidate for anyone who expects his shooting to cool off.

  3. Smith recorded 22 points (7-15 FG, 3-7 3Pt, 5-5 FT), three rebounds, two assists and one steal in 35 minutes during Friday's 116-111 loss to Dallas.

    It was Smith's best scoring effort since Opening Night, a 30-point effort that also came against the Mavericks. The fifth-year forward hasn't seen his role change much while Alperen Sengun (back) and Steven Adams (calf) have been sidelined, and through six games to begin the season Smith is averaging 17.2 points, 5.3 boards, 2.5 threes, 2.3 assists, 1.2 steals and 0.8 blocks.

  4. Smith posted 16 points (6-13 FG, 2-6 3Pt, 2-3 FT), 12 rebounds, five assists, one block and one steal over 39 minutes during Monday's 120-110 win over Atlanta.

    Smith continued his impressive start to the season, recording his first double-double of the campaign. He has scored double digits in three of his four games, averaging 16.8 points, 6.8 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 2.3 three-pointers and 2.3 combined steals and blocks during that time. He currently sits inside the top 30 in nine-category leagues, providing fantasy managers with a potential sell-high opportunity.

  5. Smith supplied 30 points (11-17 FG, 4-8 3Pt, 4-5 FT), five rebounds, one assist and two steals over 36 minutes during Wednesday's 128-110 victory over the Mavericks.

    Smith was phenomenal on Opening Night, leading the Rockets with 30 points, including four triples. It certainly was a night to remember for Smith, who will look to build on what was a solid 2025-26 campaign this season. Wednesday could very well end up being one of his highest scoring games of the season, which, hypothetically, makes this a sell-high opportunity.

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22-23 season

Rank#147
Value-0.29
Games79
Minutes31.0
Points12.8
Rebounds7.2
Assists1.3
FG% · FT%.408 · .786

Category z-scores · rank 147 of 539

FG%
-1.35
FT%
-0.10
3PM
-0.10
PTS
-0.63
REB
0.54
AST
-1.16
STL
-1.13
BLK
0.58
TO
0.73

Game log

DateOppResultMINPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG3PFT+/-Value
Apr 9@ WASW 114-1093120500116-111-37-8+1-0.05
Apr 7@ CHAW 112-1093313211336-111-20-0+60.01
Apr 4vs DENW 124-10336161311106-140-14-5+170.20
Apr 2vs LALL 109-1343314610106-122-40-0-12-0.08
Mar 31vs DETW 121-11537131110204-141-64-4-50.03
Mar 29@ BKNL 114-12340121221015-141-51-2-19-0.45
Mar 27@ NYKL 115-13730141161106-130-12-2-180.52
Mar 26@ CLEL 91-1083212412004-130-44-4-7-0.21
Mar 24@ MEML 114-1512920800109-162-40-0-250.23
Mar 22@ MEML 125-1303116521046-144-90-0-10-0.46
Mar 20vs GSWL 108-12139171121107-151-42-4+2-0.01
Mar 19vs NOPL 107-117388400002-100-44-4-6-0.97
Mar 17vs NOPW 114-1122911811125-81-30-0-180.03
Mar 15vs LALW 114-1103718610126-172-74-8+10-1.39
Mar 13vs BOSW 111-10936241131119-115-61-201.24
Mar 11vs CHIL 111-11936201021218-142-52-2-50.90
Mar 9@ INDL 125-134473012321110-193-57-9-31.13
Mar 7vs BKNL 96-1183215800026-133-70-0-12-0.48
Mar 5vs SASW 142-1102711420023-61-24-4+21-0.53
Mar 4@ SASW 122-1102712201005-71-31-2+7-0.34
Mar 1vs MEML 99-113214610002-70-20-0-16-0.91
Feb 28vs DENL 112-133338610204-100-40-0-33-0.33
Feb 26@ PORL 114-131389841223-110-43-6-27-0.83
Feb 24@ GSWL 101-1163413910014-161-64-4-10-0.79
Feb 15@ OKCL 96-1332915922224-82-45-6-260.70
Feb 13@ PHIL 104-12336101220053-141-43-3-20-1.25
Feb 10@ MIAL 95-973422810108-163-93-3-30.44
Feb 8vs SACL 128-130329640203-60-23-40-0.07
Feb 6vs SACL 120-1403513520015-151-62-2-17-0.81
Feb 4@ OKCL 121-1533111320034-81-32-3-37-1.07
Feb 3vs TORL 111-1173314830034-92-34-5+8-0.59
Feb 1vs OKCW 112-106279700133-81-32-2+6-0.71
Jan 28@ DETW 117-1143471222302-120-33-4+90.24
Jan 26vs CLEL 95-1131914510246-90-12-5-11-1.03
Jan 25vs WASL 103-108296720122-100-52-3+1-1.18
Jan 18vs CHAL 117-122238510123-70-32-2+1-0.66
Jan 16@ LALL 132-1402814440015-111-43-4-15-0.62
Jan 15@ LACL 100-1213012521015-152-60-2-11-1.05
Jan 13@ SACL 114-13934278103011-202-73-3-201.02
Jan 11@ SACL 115-135288901023-80-32-2-7-0.54
Jan 8vs MINL 96-104329623114-120-51-2-8-0.10
Jan 5vs UTAL 114-131203510031-51-40-0-19-1.28
Jan 4@ NOPL 108-11931141312113-102-86-8-10.25
Jan 2vs DALL 106-1113211520204-91-42-3-6-0.22
Dec 31vs NYKL 88-1082010210013-83-61-2-12-0.92
Dec 29@ DALL 114-1292716411017-130-42-2-13-0.21
Dec 27@ BOSL 102-126296920042-102-70-0-12-1.25
Dec 26@ CHIW 133-1183113822216-141-60-0+150.44
Dec 23vs DALL 106-112342410301110-173-81-1+40.64
Dec 21vs ORLL 110-1162810501324-112-50-0+9-0.02
Dec 19vs SASL 105-124309811124-140-41-1-22-0.67
Dec 17vs PORL 95-107256400123-110-40-0-16-1.22
Dec 15vs MIAL 108-11132151111016-141-72-3-7-0.28
Dec 13vs PHXW 111-972914800124-53-33-4+13-0.03
Dec 11vs MILW 97-923561023121-90-44-4+130.09
Dec 8@ SASL 109-1183423400129-134-71-2-200.08
Dec 5vs PHIW 132-12339161100113-83-67-9+8-0.11
Dec 3@ GSWL 101-120236500033-70-20-0-32-1.22
Dec 2@ PHXW 122-1213017601107-123-50-0-50.46
Nov 30@ DENL 100-1203113421115-123-60-0-15-0.04
Nov 28@ DENL 113-129179310013-43-40-0-2-0.41
Nov 26vs OKCW 118-10531151300115-113-82-2+230.23
Nov 25vs ATLW 128-1223821911106-175-114-4+140.63
Nov 20vs GSWL 120-1273222710028-143-93-4-15-0.19
Nov 18vs INDL 91-993612810224-142-82-2-2-0.41
Nov 16@ DALW 101-923010900203-102-52-2-3-0.03
Nov 14vs LACL 106-122297613002-62-41-2-140.09
Nov 12@ NOPL 106-1192891520214-100-21-2-21-0.16
Nov 9@ TORL 109-11631151000014-112-85-6-19-0.45
Nov 7@ ORLW 134-127223110031-41-40-0-4-1.39
Nov 2vs LACL 101-109272400121-100-50-0-6-1.52
Oct 31@ LACL 93-95304510122-80-30-0-2-1.08
Oct 30@ PHXL 109-124258700122-82-62-2-13-0.64
Oct 28@ PORL 111-1253212211114-132-52-2-10-0.41
Oct 26@ UTAL 101-1093210901023-102-62-4-3-0.94
Oct 24vs UTAW 114-1083421920316-103-56-6+21.15
Oct 22@ MILL 105-12528131110205-153-70-0-110.07
Oct 21vs MEML 122-1293510110203-142-82-2-31-0.66
Oct 19@ ATLL 107-1173317710006-173-112-2-9-0.36

By season

SeasonTeamGPMINPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG%FT%3PM
26-27HOU1035.017.36.42.31.01.01.0.508.8622.8
25-26HOU7735.115.86.91.90.70.91.4.450.7752.3
24-25HOU5730.112.37.01.10.40.71.1.438.8251.7
23-24HOU7631.913.78.11.60.70.81.2.454.8111.8
22-23HOU7931.012.87.21.30.50.91.3.408.7861.5
Career29932.213.87.31.50.60.91.2.440.7991.9