As the NBA postseason continues to unfold, several teams have already been eliminated from playoff contention, shifting their focus towards strategizing for a better season ahead in fantasy basketball. Let's dive into the key moves and evaluations necessary for these teams to rebuild their rosters and reinvigorate their fantasy game.

One team that impressed fantasy managers this season was the Cleveland Cavaliers. Standout performances from key players such as Donovan Mitchell, Jarrett Allen, Evan Mobley, Darius Garland, and Caris LeVert propelled the Cavaliers into the fantasy spotlight. However, despite their 48-win season, injuries started to take a toll, leading to an early exit in the second round. As contract and chemistry issues loom, the team may undergo significant changes in the upcoming season. The decision of Mitchell, whether to stay or leave Cleveland, could potentially shape the team's dynamics, especially if Mobley also receives a contract extension. Additionally, the frontcourt duo of Mobley and Allen might see a shakeup as there isn't enough room for them to thrive together. The Cavs role players, Max Strus and Caris LeVert, are expected to remain late-round options heading into next season.

The Orlando Magic surpassed expectations this season, demonstrating potential for future growth and performance. Paolo Banchero earned his first All-Star selection, while Franz Wagner recorded career-highs in various statistical categories. The emergence of Jalen Suggs and the improvement of Wendell Carter Jr. provide optimism for the team's future. However, uncertainties remain, such as the roles of Anthony Black, Cole Anthony, and Jonathan Isaac. The Magic will likely look to acquire shooters that complement Banchero and Wagner as they shape their roster for the future.

Injuries played a major role in the Milwaukee Bucks' disappointing season. Despite a strong start, the team struggled with consistency and was eventually eliminated in the first round. Key players like Khris Middleton and Giannis Antetokounmpo missed significant time due to injuries, highlighting the need for offseason rest and recovery. The Bucks will need to focus on the development of Andre Jackson Jr. and Marjon Beauchamp while managing their limited financial resources in order to remain contenders in the Eastern Conference.

The Miami Heat faced setbacks this season, with Tyler Herro, Terry Rozier, and Jimmy Butler dealing with injuries. The team's cap space limitations make it challenging to make significant moves without including one of their core players. However, standout rookie Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Nikola Jović showed promise and could be late-round sleepers to watch for in future seasons.

The Los Angeles Lakers, although disappointing in their early playoff exit, still have the elite talents of LeBron James, Anthony Davis, and D'Angelo Russell to build upon. Acquiring a true point guard to reduce the load on James and addressing coaching issues were highlighted as necessary steps for the Lakers' success in the next season.

The New Orleans Pelicans had a promising season, with four players ranking within the top 100 in fantasy leagues. However, a first-round sweep signaled the need for change. The team may consider trading either Zion Williamson or Brandon Ingram to address needs and create more flexibility in the frontcourt and second unit.

As the NBA playoffs progress, teams eliminated from contention will continue to shape their rosters for greater success in fantasy basketball. Stay tuned as more teams join the "Loser Lineup" and embark on their offseason rebuilding journey.