We started with numbers 201-225, moved on to numbers 181-200 and will take a look at 161-180 today. This post is where things get interesting as we start exploring the strata of players that can matter outside of deep or very deep leagues.

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NBA: Most Fantasy-Relevant Injuries Update

Fantasy Hoops / By Bogar Alonso

Though players’ fantasy relevance is still weeks away from being a factor, it’s good to know which of them are hampered by injuries now as it can dictate their play for the rest of the season. Just look at Deron Williams last year.

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The Anti-Small-Ball Movement Intensifies In Memphis

NBA / By Bogar Alonso

A look at last season’s NBA Final Four shows that small-ball might be given too much credit. Memphis, though praised most loudly during the playoffs for playing “big” through its bigs, wasn’t alone in subscribing to an anti-small-ball sentiment. Along with Indiana, and to a lesser degree, the Spurs, the Grizzlies decided to buck a

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Charting The NBA’s Most Bankable Backup Point Guards

1 Comment / NBA / By Bogar Alonso

With good shooting guards as rare as a Carmelo Anthony pass, and the center position dying a slow death, the point guard spot is the league’s deepest position. As NBA Free Agency has shown, candidates like Mo Williams and Beno Udrih fell a rotation behind where they typically would be. Williams behind rookie sensation Damian Lillard

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NBA Free Agency: Recap Of Latest Moves And Woes Addressed

NBA / By Bogar Alonso

At this part of the off-season, NBA Free Agency is like that baddie that won’t die in a horror film. No matter how badly you want it to go away, because anyone semi-interesting has already been swooped up, it just presses onward to an ugly finale. Alas, moves are still being made by teams across

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