Delonte West, despite his notoriety for being a problem player, something that can surely be attributed to his bipolar disorder, remains an important potential signee for many NBA teams. At 29, he’s still young enough to be a good long-term investment, and his reputation as an excellent two-way player has not been marred even by […]
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With nearly half the league making this week’s injury report, there are suddenly plenty of new starters around the league worth a pickup heading into the fantasy playoffs. There’s also Pau Gasol who is currently available in nearly half of all fantasy leagues. With guys like Kobe, Kyrie Irving, Marcin Gortat, and Andrea Bargnani opening
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With nineteen weeks behind us, it seems like every NBA player is feeling the wear and tear of the long season. This week’s injury report features nineteen players, not including guys who are fantasy irrelevant anyway. In other words, the ice pack industry is having a great week. No team has been spared, especially the
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1.7%. Not quite the unlikely odds of getting struck by lightning, of winning the Powerball, or of a big chunk of space rock smacking Earth in the kisser, but unlikely odds nevertheless. After Derrick Rose tore his ACL last season, the odds of landing a supreme talent in an NBA draft—a franchise player, “The Franchise”
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With the fantasy playoffs approaching quickly, it’s time to focus on improving specific stat categories you have been lacking in all season rather than just finding the best players out there. A weakness in rebounds, assists, blocks, steals, or threes is usually all the difference – especially if you’ve spent your season investing heavily in
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This past Thursday marked two weeks since the NBA’s notably uneventful “dud-line.” There were certainly potential big time moves that could have spiced things up, like Dwight Howard getting booted out of Tinseltown, or what almost happened, Josh Smith ending up somewhere other than Atlanta. In the end, the biggest splash was J.J. Redick suiting
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A long-term injury can make a lot of fantasy owners forget about many a valuable player. While some guys, let’s say Danny Granger, end up never returning to game shape, other injuries, let’s say Mo Williams‘ thumb, are a lot easier to come back from. Before he went down for two months with torn ligaments
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It’s been a disaster. No, not the Etch-A-Sketch renditions Andrew Bynum has adopted as hair. The infinitely disappointing season that the Philadelphia 76ers imposed on themselves after giving up quality pieces in Andre Iguodala, Maurice Harkless, Nikola Vucevic—not to mention a protected first-round pick for a malcontent with the knees of a stork. Sure, they
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