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 […]
Week 20 Fantasy Basketball Waiver Wire: Wright as Rain Read More »
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
Checking In On The NBA Trade Deadline Moves (2 Weeks After) Read More »
This week’s stock market features a few names we haven’t seen all year, possibly ever, in the buy category while some perennial All-Stars have made their way into the sell category. A seasoned fantasy day trader knows that name value is the worst thing to base transactions on. Value shoots up and falls down quicker
Week 18 Fantasy Basketball Stock Market: Hitting the Wall Read More »
Anemic is a good way to describe the Washington Wizards’ offensive rating which comes in last in league rankings. But if the Wizards’ ability to fill a bucket with a ball is pulseless, the NBA trade deadline was as lifeless as Shaquille O’Neal’s sports commentary. There was no blockbuster deal, and most swaps involved players
A Jerk’s In-Depth Take On The NBA Trade Deadline Read More »
Some trade deadlines can reshape entire fantasy seasons. This one won’t even reshape your week. Although there were no stars involved, however, the seasoned fantasy daytrader needs to make the most of any trade and there were definitely a few minor role changes that could make or break a player’s value down the stretch. Let’s
Week 17 Fantasy Basketball Stock Market: Trade Dud-line Read More »
Dwight Howard is the kind of player we see only once an era. Except unlike Jordan or Lebron, the self-ascribed Superman has principally left his mark on the league as skunks do: by turning any area he occupies into a place no one else can stand to be in, and never admitting that it wasn’t
Dwama Continues Between Kobe and D. Howard Read More »
With the announcement that the league has modified the All-Star ballot by removing “center” as a voting option, many would think that height is no longer a factor in the NBA. Accommodating to an area of hybrid-positional players, supposedly as best evidenced by last year’s Miami Heat championship run, the league now gives fans the
Howard Has To Win Back “Best Center” Honors Read More »
Injuries are a beautiful thing in fantasy basketball. Not simply because they open up opportunities for new faces but because so many fantasy owners will drop perennial All-Stars at the first hint of injury. Five games later, the soreness has subsided and you have a bunch of serious fantasy producers out there for the taking.
Week 4 Fantasy Waiver Wire: Gee-Whiz Read More »
With almost two weeks of NBA action in the books, the league has seen more than its share of injury replacements, breakout stars, and quick-to-fizzle-out duds. Let’s buy low and sell high in this week’s fantasy stock market. Buy E’Twaun Moore: With Jameer Nelson out, Moore has started the last three games and played over 33
Week 2 Fantasy Stock Market: Moore Bang For Your Buck Read More »
