I'm new to hockey, so probably take this with a grain of salt. But with fantasy sport...
I'm new to hockey, so probably take this with a grain of salt. But with fantasy sports in general, I'm a fan of playing the guy with the better body of work over the current hot hand, unless the matchup for the player with the better history is impossible.
Someone got impatient.
Who should I drop to pick him up?
My team:
Baron Davis
Steve Nash...
Someone got impatient. Who should I drop to pick him up?
My team:
Baron Davis Steve Nash Jameer Nelson Brandon Roy Manu Ginobili Andre Igoudala Paul Pierce Jeff Green Al Harrington Spencer Hawes Al Horford Andris Biedrins Dwight Howard
I wouldn't. Think about it this way, there are potentially dozens of guys in your FA ...
I wouldn't. Think about it this way, there are potentially dozens of guys in your FA pool right now who could help you win during those 8 weeks, why bank on the guy giving you half an injured season? If you cut him, someone else will likely pick him up just to cut him when one of his guys gets hurt. Then if you hear he's coming back and you have to give it a shot, win the waiver wire race.
Yep, Sixers are going to go with the small ball lineup from last year. Evans and Marquese...
Yep, Sixers are going to go with the small ball lineup from last year. Evans and Marquese Sprights should get a little bump in minutes, but they'll still just be ho hum guys.
I'm hoping Iggy picks up the slack in the boards and points dept. - he's on the squad.
