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  • NBA Score Boxing: November 12, 2009

    The NBA schedule saw a full slate of games last night, and I am up early to make sure the garbage gets to the curb on time. Let us blast through the box scores, focusing on one or two players from each team and their fantasy basketball relevance. Indiana 108, Golden …

    Posted on: November 12, 2009 at 1:30 pm on EndScore - 0 comments total
  • NBA Fantasy Alphabet: Western Conference, Week 2

    I appreciate musical mash-ups. Fantasy Alphabet will be my mash-up combining articles that look at hot waiver wire pick-ups, players of the week, and notable injuries. The format will consist of quick hits focusing on one player per team, and arranged in alphabetical order to help make quick scanning easier. …

    Posted on: November 09, 2009 at 8:02 pm on EndScore - 0 comments total
  • NBA Fantasy Alphabet: Eastern Conference, Week 2

    I appreciate musical mash-ups. Fantasy Alphabet will be my mash-up combining articles that look at hot waiver wire pick-ups, players of the week, and notable injuries. The format will consist of quick hits focusing on one player per team, and arranged in alphabetical order to help make quick scanning easier. …

    Posted on: November 09, 2009 at 7:56 pm on EndScore - 3 comments total
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  • Now Arenas is iffy for the next game, which obviously tempers any enthusiasm for his good start. Assuming he only misses a game or two, and can play 70+ for the year, he'll bring very good return for fantasy teams.

    NBA Fantasy Alphabet: Eastern Conference, Week 2
    Posted on: November 10, 2009 at 4:17 am on EndScore - 3 comments total

  • The risk was, Phil, that Lee was unsigned when early birds drafted him. He'll be great on the Knicks, of course, but no one ever knows how the free agency thing works out. He theoretically could have ended up in Memphis sitting behind Zach Randolph, or accepted a smaller role and smaller deal to land on a top contender for one year before cashing in. In terms of fantasy ball, I've seen Lee go as high as the early 3rd. He could be considered a risk there even when playing his best just because at that point in the draft, there are still 20 ppg scorers from all positions, big men who will block more shots, and veteran players with a more proven fantasy record. Don't wanna come off as a hater, though. Lee is a very, very solid pick. He just won't be the bargain he was last year.

    Fantasy NBA: Analysis of Fourth Round
    Posted on: October 29, 2009 at 3:21 am on EndScore - 3 comments total

  • Depending on how active and how deep your league is, a little patience on Jason Thompson should be in order. Eno knows his stuff. I could see the Kings trading Brad Miller to a contender at some point, and thus giving both Thompson and Spencer Hawes a chance to develop. Or, like Eno says, Mikki Moore will get demoted to the bench. Thompson seems like the type of player that will get added and dropped a couple of times during the season, kinda like Luis Scola last year. All about timing.

    Exchange Center: Week 3
    Posted on: November 10, 2008 at 11:42 am on Dropping Dimes - 2 comments total

  • Some breaking news. Tony Parker out two weeks. J-Smoove out 2-4 weeks. Adjust your lineups, and we will have to adjust our rankings accordingly, the next time out!

    Fantasy 30, Version 1
    Posted on: November 07, 2008 at 8:46 pm on Dropping Dimes - 2 comments total

  • Hey Eno, Thanks for the comments. When I wrote this, Miami hadn't played yet. It's worked out for you, sure. Delonte was not picked up in our league, but anyone that drafted him should be reasonably glad that he is starting and getting time. But yes, good move with Chalmers, though in a weekly league like ours, you'll have to wait until week two to get him into your lineup. Neither is an ideal #2 PG in my opinion. Marbury landing with the Heat, or Shaun Livingston working his way back to some kind of form, or some love going towards Daequan Cook's way could have us looking at this differently. We'll just have to wait and see. Delonte was your last round pick. You sound unimpressed with him. Do you remember why you didn't just draft Chalmers as a last round flier in the first place? peace.

    Exchange Center: Week 1
    Posted on: November 02, 2008 at 7:24 pm on Dropping Dimes - 4 comments total

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