1.) Carmelo Anthony, PF, Portland Trail Blazers Obviously, Melo's days are behind him, but averages of 14 points, three rebounds, and almost three made treys ensure you probably get 22-25 FP from him. If that's what you're looking for to round your roster up, Melo is the guy. 2.) Delon Wright, PG, Sacaramento Kings Wright reprises his spot in our bargain options list and why not? He is in line for playing time with De'Aaron Fox still out. What's more, Wright will be playing his former team and
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Thursday Recap Andre Drummond 28.50 FPTs 14P/10R/1B De’Aaron Fox 6.26 FPTs 2P/2A/1R Svi Mykhailiuk 26.50 FPTs 12P/4A/4R/1S CBS Sports Thursday Recap Andre Drummond 28.50 FPTs 14P/10R/1B De’Aaron Fox 6.26 FPTs 2P/2A/1R Svi Mykhailiuk 26.50 FPTs 12P/4A/4R/1S I can’t break out of this slump, every player I draft looks like they got hit by a bus before the game and decided
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In season-long fantasy leagues, having a balanced team without distinguishable weaknesses is a must. However, we couldn't always get what we want and chances are, there is that one category that we couldn't get a hold on.
If improving said category becomes imperative, here are THIRTEEN of the best fantasy specialists still available in the waiver wire.
Points
Rodney Hood, SG/SF, Utah Jazz (Availability: 33% Yahoo, 40% ESPN)
When Alec Burks and his 14.3 PPG average went down, that much production Read More
January 25, 2015-- DFS Basketball Best Value Picks:
A nine-game slate provides us with plenty of options from down to bottom:
The Studs
Kemba Walker, PG ($8,400)
Just three days ago, Kemba obliterated the Orlando Magic defense with 40 points. A couple days before that, he torched the Utah Jazz with 52! That's how crazy Walker has gone the past week against very stout defenses.
Now imagine what he can do to Sacramento, who plays with the highest pace in the NBA and also allows the most points Read More
Coming into the NBA, most people would definitely want to play right away. Problem is, not everyone is Michael Jordan or LeBron James or Magic Johnson. Heck, even Kobe Bryant played behind Eddie Jones in his debut season.
However, the 2015-16 batch show a handful of prospects that should and could step right into the job. Some are luckily awarded with unhindered paths into the starting lineup while the others may still have to earn their stripes.
Either way, these NBA Rookies should start for Read More
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