Here is a look at the Fantasy Basketball Rankings: End of Year 2010.  These are the rankings for players at the end of the season after all of the games are played.  This does not include playoff performances.  This is strictly how they finished the season and not how they will be ranked at the beginning of next year.  It will however give you an option to look at when trying to decide if a certain player is worth taking in your draft next year at the current level your league has him ranked. Read the rest of this entry »

Here is a look at the Fantasy Basketball Rankings: End of Year 2010. These are the rankings for players at the end of the season after all of the games are played. This does not include playoff performances. This is strictly how they finished the season and not how they will be ranked at the beginning of next year. It will however give you an option to look at when trying to decide if a certain player is worth taking in your draft next year at the current level your league has him ranked. Read the rest of this entry »

Here is a look at the Fantasy Basketball Rankings: End of Year 2010. These are the rankings for players at the end of the season after all of the games are played. This does not include playoff performances. This is strictly how they finished the season and not how they will be ranked at the beginning of next year. It will however give you an option to look at when trying to decide if a certain player is worth taking in your draft next year at the current level your league has him ranked. Read the rest of this entry »

Here is a look at the Fantasy Basketball Rankings: End of Year 2010. These are the rankings for players at the end of the season after all of the games are played. This does not include playoff performances. This is strictly how they finished the season and not how they will be ranked at the beginning of next year. It will however give you an option to look at when trying to decide if a certain player is worth taking in your draft next year at the current level your league has him ranked. Read the rest of this entry »

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Okay, so the season is over and you are stuck watching playoff basketball or you’ve moved on to fantasy baseball.  Hopefully your favorite team is in the playoffs to keep things interesting for you.  Well, if your team isn’t in the playoffs and you don’t play fantasy baseball, then I will do my best to give you a list of players to keep an eye on for next year.  Some are the guys that had solid yet underrated years and some are players that will be taking advantage of more playing time due to free agency or becoming a starter.

Andrea Bargnani- We’ve all traveled down this road before.  Some of got in for the great runs and others were a little too late to capitalize or were just too gun shy to pull the trigger on adding him.  Take a look at what he was able to do without Chris Bosh in the lineup for his final 5 games (21.4 ppg, 2.0 3s, 2.2 bpg).  This is the sign of a player that had been set free to do as he pleases.  I’m not saying he will average these numbers next year but he will be a fantasy stud.

Kevin Love- 14 ppg and 11rpg.  He can rebound with the best of them and has great vision for a big man.  If he is a full time starter next year and gets 30-35 minutes per game, he will be a very nice player to have on your roster.  Think, poor man’s David Lee.

Anthony Randolph- He should be able to return to stud in the making status next year.  He only played in 33 games due to injury but showed some serious potential for a breakout season if he could just get consistent minutes which is always a problem for young players in a Don Nelson run system.  If he gets regular PT, he will be a beast.

Andray Blatche- This guy was unbelievable at the end of the season once Antawn Jamison was traded.  Remember though that Gilbert As will be back next season (maybe) and that will take a chunk out of Blatche’s scoring.  He will still be a solid rebounder who will add assists and steals from a position not really known for those categories.

This is an interesting link I found that can help you when trying to figure out how many games your fantasy basketball players have on any given week of the season or now more importantly during the Fantasy Basketball Playoffs. It is particularly helpful when trying to figure out how many games your players will have during the fantasy playoff weeks.

I’ve used it to help with making a decision in my weekly roster lock league on whether it is worth it to pick up a player off waivers that I know I probably will only use as a fill in and need to know how many games they have on the weeks that my regular starters play two games. I just thought this might help some of you out down the road. And if you own anyone on the Hornets and think you have a shot at making the playoffs, you might want to check out their weeks 24 and 25 schedule.

Here is a list of players that might be worth adding to help your chances for the remainder of the season.   They aren’t super studs but nobody expects to find one this late in the season.  These are guys that can help fill in specific stats for you.

Toney Douglas(notes)- He is almost guaranteed the starting role for the rest of the season after his recent performance.  He is a good source of steals, points and threes.

James Johnson(notes)- Good blocks and steals here.  May even get you a three here and there.  With Luol Deng still hurting, there is nothing but playing time ahead for this guy.

Jason Maxiell(notes)- He will start a lot with Ben Wallace ailing and should keep his playing time for the rest of the season.  He’ll get you boards and decent points.

Anthony Tolliver(notes)- Threes, steals, boards and blocks in decent amounts.  His problem has been inconsistency, which usually leads Don Nelson to benching a player but it hasn’t yet.  Keep in mind though that Nellie is not afraid to pull the plug just as quick as he is to pull the trigger.

Now that the NBA trade deadline is done and gone, let’s take a look at some players that you might want to target on the waiver wire.  We all know that when a player is traded from one team to another that there is a good chance that his fantasy value will change, whether it be for better or worse.


But, on the flip side, there are new opportunities available sometimes when a starting player is shipped out and the shipping team is left with a vacancy at a starting position. Here is a list of some players that might be available on your waiver wire that you should take a look at.


Beno Udrih- Now that Kevin Martin and Sergio Rodriguez have been shipped out of town, Udrih will have every chance to redeem himself and revert back to the form he had when he got that lucrative extension from the Kings a few years ago. He could get you 15 pts. 4 assists, a steal and good free throw % each night.


Andray Blatche- With Brendan Haywood and Antawn Jamison gone, Blatche should be rostered in all formats. He will see plenty of minutes and has shown in the past that he can be a fantasy starter. Expect double digit scoring, 8+ rebounds, around 1 block and a good field goal % each game.


Drew Gooden- After being traded to the Clippers, he should see an increase in minutes which you can expect his standard line of 7 rpg, 1 block and half a steal. He should compliment Chris Kaman nicely and be able to flaunt his decent mid-range jumper from the PF position.


Sergio Rodriguez- If D’Antoni decides to start Rodriguez for the long run, he could flourish in that system. D’Antoni has had his problems with his PG this year and he’s probably going to look for some stability from Rodriguez. I personally don’t see how anybody wouldn’t benefit from that system.

Andre Miller is a player that fits the high risk/high reward category pretty well. Pick him up now if you need help in assists, free throws or fg%. Now is the time before he gets too expensive to trade for. He most likely will be traded in real life, which would most likely solidify playing time so get him now.


Tyrus Thomas is also a candidate for high risk/high reward. He absolutely blew up last year and should be able to once he regains his minutes. He can instantly boost your steals and blocks which are very hard to get both categories out of one player.


Corey Maggette will be getting his playing time. The Warriors are always banged up and Maggette can carry a team in points, free throws and fg%. He is always an injury risk but he could be a difference maker for your team.