Comments on: Crawling to the Finish Line. http://www.fantasybasketblog.net/2006/04/18/crawling-to-the-finish-line/ A Fantasy Basketball Blog. Surprise. Fri, 29 Aug 2008 02:23:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Idetrorce http://www.fantasybasketblog.net/2006/04/18/crawling-to-the-finish-line/#comment-32580 Sat, 15 Dec 2007 14:24:11 +0000 http://www.fantasybasketblog.net/2006/04/18/crawling-to-the-finish-line/#comment-32580 very interesting, but I don't agree with you Idetrorce very interesting, but I don’t agree with you
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]]> by: Jeremy http://www.fantasybasketblog.net/2006/04/18/crawling-to-the-finish-line/#comment-1027 Wed, 19 Apr 2006 00:34:00 +0000 http://www.fantasybasketblog.net/2006/04/18/crawling-to-the-finish-line/#comment-1027 It is really frustrating. Andre Miller, Boris Diaw, and others are playing 1/2 the time they usually get; Gerald Wallace is hurt again (suprise suprise!). However, here are a few players I would recommend for tomorrow if needed. MELVIN ELY -> Charlotte doesn't have anything to gain from this season, and thus Knight & Wallace won't play. That frees up PT for ELY, who could easily net 15/10/2 tomorrow night is a favorable matchup against the Philly. TRAVIS OUTLAW -> It's probably a toss-up between him and Webster, but the matchup with Phoenix should be a fantasy delight. The game is most likely to be fast-paced and upbeat, and its likely Outlaw will have the best game, as his athletic nature and emerging jumpshot could prove this to be a "breakout" game, similar to Darius Miles who had 47 points last year against hte Lakers in the finale. I won't usually depend on the Blazers, since everyone usually players 22 minutes and is a fantasy dud, but Outlaw could see 35 minutes in a game that doesn't matter, and put up a solid line in the process. JUWAN HOWARD -> With Yao and McGrady out, someone has to score. When Yao was out earlier in the season, Howard played like a madman, racking up nightly 20/10 games. He put up a big game the other night, and I expect he'll do it again, just don't expect defensive numbers. Gerald Green -> Boston has shut down Pierce for the year, and Green is proving other teams wrong for letting him slip, like Qyntel Woods, to the 18th spot in the draft. Indeed, the man with 9 1/2 fingers has torn in up the last few games and will most likely get the nod to shoot and strut his stuff in the final game of the season. He should receive a large number of minutes and could end up with some solid defensive numbers too. Other players meriting consideration -> Earl Watson, Antonio Daniels, Nate Robinson, Ike Diogu, Luther Head, Michael Finley, Darko Millic While some of these players may have been picked up for a while, its likely (especially in H2H leagues) that platooning is going on and you might be able to snag one of these guys. It is really frustrating. Andre Miller, Boris Diaw, and others are playing 1/2 the time they usually get; Gerald Wallace is hurt again (suprise suprise!).

However, here are a few players I would recommend for tomorrow if needed.

MELVIN ELY -> Charlotte doesn’t have anything to gain from this season, and thus Knight & Wallace won’t play. That frees up PT for ELY, who could easily net 15/10/2 tomorrow night is a favorable matchup against the Philly.

TRAVIS OUTLAW -> It’s probably a toss-up between him and Webster, but the matchup with Phoenix should be a fantasy delight. The game is most likely to be fast-paced and upbeat, and its likely Outlaw will have the best game, as his athletic nature and emerging jumpshot could prove this to be a “breakout” game, similar to Darius Miles who had 47 points last year against hte Lakers in the finale.

I won’t usually depend on the Blazers, since everyone usually players 22 minutes and is a fantasy dud, but Outlaw could see 35 minutes in a game that doesn’t matter, and put up a solid line in the process.

JUWAN HOWARD -> With Yao and McGrady out, someone has to score. When Yao was out earlier in the season, Howard played like a madman, racking up nightly 20/10 games. He put up a big game the other night, and I expect he’ll do it again, just don’t expect defensive numbers.

Gerald Green -> Boston has shut down Pierce for the year, and Green is proving other teams wrong for letting him slip, like Qyntel Woods, to the 18th spot in the draft. Indeed, the man with 9 1/2 fingers has torn in up the last few games and will most likely get the nod to shoot and strut his stuff in the final game of the season. He should receive a large number of minutes and could end up with some solid defensive numbers too.

Other players meriting consideration -> Earl Watson, Antonio Daniels, Nate Robinson, Ike Diogu, Luther Head, Michael Finley, Darko Millic

While some of these players may have been picked up for a while, its likely (especially in H2H leagues) that platooning is going on and you might be able to snag one of these guys.

]]> by: bv http://www.fantasybasketblog.net/2006/04/18/crawling-to-the-finish-line/#comment-1026 Wed, 19 Apr 2006 00:17:00 +0000 http://www.fantasybasketblog.net/2006/04/18/crawling-to-the-finish-line/#comment-1026 no kidding, ambi. I was lamenting over the weekend to DM that the two stats i need the most help in are FG% and games played. ugh. no kidding, ambi. I was lamenting over the weekend to DM that the two stats i need the most help in are FG% and games played. ugh.

]]> by: ambitextrous http://www.fantasybasketblog.net/2006/04/18/crawling-to-the-finish-line/#comment-1025 Tue, 18 Apr 2006 23:01:00 +0000 http://www.fantasybasketblog.net/2006/04/18/crawling-to-the-finish-line/#comment-1025 Hey BV, No real substantive comment here, but I thought your post was high comedy because of how true it is. Last night, I was supposed to have 9 guys playing, and only 3 actually did. Fortunately, the categories that I'm winning in I'm winning by a comfortable margin, but still, it really is laughably ridiculous this year. Hey BV,

No real substantive comment here, but I thought your post was high comedy because of how true it is. Last night, I was supposed to have 9 guys playing, and only 3 actually did. Fortunately, the categories that I’m winning in I’m winning by a comfortable margin, but still, it really is laughably ridiculous this year.

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