Sullinger is averaging 20 minutes per game through Boston’s first three games, coming off the bench for all three. He’s averaging 9.3 points, 6.0 rebounds, 0.7 blocks and 0.7 made threes per contest.

The early preseason concern was that Sullinger was buried beneath Tyler Zeller, David Lee, Amir Johnson and Kelly Olynyk for playing time. Lee and Zeller have started all three games, but Sullinger is outproducing both of them. It looks like coach Brad Stevens will continue to experiment with his frontcourt depth, meaning it could be some time before it’s clear which Boston big man is the best fantasy pick.