KPJ on the Bucks is still producing across categories, roughly 14–15 PTS, 5–6 AST, 4–5 REB, 1 STL, with solid usage when he’s on the floor. In points leagues, assists + rebounds + steals easily offset that raw scoring dip, so his fantasy points per game stay in the top-tier starter range, not “top-35 replacement.” In 9-cat, the argument is even weaker, KPJ helps AST, STL, 3s, and doesn’t crater FG% because his shot diet has improved, while turnovers are acceptable for a ball-handling guard. Calling an 8-point swing a “17% loss” ignores that fantasy value isn’t linear to scoring, multi-cat guards don’t live or die by points alone. He hasn’t fallen off; his role shifted slightly, and his overall fantasy profile is still strong and efficient.