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Archive for February, 2005

Going, going, back back to Cali Cali

Posted by Nels on February 28th, 2005 filed in Golden State Warriors, New Orleans Hornets, Trades

Don’t worry Baronites, his move from Nawlins to Golden State (which is evidently somewhere in California) has not affected his ability to miss 59% of his shots. If anything, the plane ride and the time zone change have increased his missing effectiveness. That said, the Baron is still Le Baron… 8 AST, 3 REB, 1-2 [...]

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Ups and Downs at Fantasy NBA Blog

Posted by Nels on February 25th, 2005 filed in Fantasy Basketball

Over at Fantasy NBA Blog they’ve constructed a pretty concise evaluation of which players fantasy values have gone up/down/nowhere. My editorial comments:JR Smith‘s value is high, considering he and Dickau are the only healthly players left on the Hornets. Don’t forget, though, that Lee Nailon is money. He was playing 31 minutes a game. How [...]

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Let's start with the East

Posted by Nels on February 25th, 2005 filed in Fantasy Basketball, Trades

We’re just gonna go through this on a team-by-team basis… as opposed to trying to sort out any individual trades. In addition, I’m only going to put in bold players’ names that you should check for on the FA list, or try to acquire in a trade. Miami: First of all, it appears that Shaq [...]

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Holy Kizzow!

Posted by Nels on February 24th, 2005 filed in Fantasy Basketball, Trades

It just so happens that the trade deadline this year falls on my girlfriend‘s birthday… This means that analysis of the myriad trades that went down will have to wait until tomorrow. In the meantime, I’ve got the comments working again, so go ahead and leave a comment wishing her (Val) a Happy Birthday. Barons [...]

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Some Summarization

Posted by Nels on February 24th, 2005 filed in Fantasy Basketball, Trades

“C-Webb…Value will stay the same for the most part.I can see his assists going down a little and his scoring and rebounding going up a little. Iverson…Value goes down a little.Bottom line, the ball will not be in his hands as much which means less points and less assists. He is still a stud and [...]

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Don't sweat the small stuff

Posted by Nels on February 24th, 2005 filed in Trades

Fantasy NBA Blog has analysis of the Jiri Welsch and Mike James trades. Count it.

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