5 NBA Stats Of The Day 1. Giannis is in a league of his own-- literally. He is the only player this season with 280 points, 100 rebounds, 75 assists, 25 blocks, and 25 steals through 13 games. 2. The Wizards backcourt are balling tonight. Bradley Beal goes off for a career-high 42 while John Wall has 18 points, 15 assists, 4 blocks and 3 steals. 3. Numbers don't lie: Bulls is Jimmy Butler's and Dwyane Wade's team. Two out of three ain't bad. pic.twitter.com/WNDfcuAvSh — John Schuhmann Read More
Best NBA DFS Value Picks-- November 5, 2016 The Studs Giannis Antetokounmpo, PG, Milwaukee Bucks ($9,500) Of course, the biggest studs from around here are Russell Westbrook and James Harden but if you're looking for somebody cheaper, The Greek Freak ain't so bad. Giannis posted 55.3 fantasy points in only 33 minutes of work last Thursday and don't be surprised if he replicates or surpasses that number against Sacramento. Chris Paul, PG, LA Clippers ($8,100) CP3 may be the most productive player Read More
Fantasy sports is more or less based around projections. It is the equivalent of the scientific method except it's pretty much all about educated guesses and an experiment is not a possibility. And we know how our minds mess with us sometimes (or in my case, ALL THE TIME). Our brains, for some reason, work a little faster than the rest of our body at times and VOILA! WE say things that we probably regret later, but we have to say it anyways. This time, I'll go ahead and offer my three fearless Read More
Khris Middleton does not sound like a basketball player's name and add to the fact that the Milwaukee Bucks only played four nationally-televised games, the name doesn't ring a bell that much among casual NBA fans. But fantasy basketball team owners are not your casual fans. That's why to us, hearing that Middleton sustain a hamstring injury that requires immediate surgery and a six-month recovery window is like hearing the United Nations has disbanded. It's bad news--total bad news-- especially Read More
The Milwaukee Bucks did not capitalize on its surprisingly impressive 2014-15 season and ended up on the outside of the Eastern Conference looking in. However, from a fantasy basketball perspective, they are a potential gold mine especially if Jason Kidd finds a way to fit the puzzle pieces together. Speaking of fit, last year's prized free agent recruit Greg Monroe sure is an awkward one. It looks like Kidd wanted his spry youngsters to run but Monroe is a half court offense kind of a guy that Read More
March 9, 2016-- DFS Basketball Best Value Picks Nine games and here we are: The Studs Giannis Antetokounmpo, SF ($8,700) I don't want to put The Greek Freak in here because I have to write his whole name down, but he's probably the best SF in fantasy for the last couple of weeks. In the past 10 games, Giannis had 4 games where he had at least 65.75 fantasy points. He had three triple-doubles during that time and flirted with it for a couple times more. Kemba Walker, PG ($8,300) Kemba has been Read More
After a brief holiday break, our favorite players from 26 teams take the court once more, providing us options aplenty in a 13-game NBA slate. December 26 2015-- DFS Basketball Best Value Picks The Studs Andre Drummond, C ($9,200) I like Drummond here because against a small Boston Celtics team that is the ninth-worst in stopping opposing centers, he has the potential to dominate. Interestingly, the NBA's leading rebounder had one of his mediocre performances versus the Celtics last December Read More
Overview: If we're talking about possibly the most underrated fantasy-producing team, it might very well be the Milwaukee Bucks. There's not much to be excited about in Wisconsin, unless you love snow to death, but when it comes to their young, spry, athletic basketball team, them residents of Milwaukee better be. For starters, the Bucks are one of the few offseason teams that didn't lose one to get one so aside from keeping their core, they added to it big-time via free agency by the name Read More
The news on Derrick Rose going under the knife on the same knee he injured in 2013 was surely a big blow to the Chicago Bulls. The team's official release said an MRI scan revealed a torn meniscus and that no timetable was set in his return. Again. Rose's knee injury will open a lot of opportunities for a couple other Bulls. Joakim Noah, for instance, could see a lot more touches as a facilitator at the center spot. In the 2013-14 season playing without the 2011 MVP, Noah dished a ridiculous 5.4 Read More
NBA Basketball Daily Fantasy Sports Strategy | Fantasy Basketball Tips | Reviews & Buyers Guide for Basketball Shoes, Jerseys, Hoops, etc.
