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Line of the Night: They aren’t quite the Golden State Warriors, but the Knicks do their part of help out the opposing team’s fantasy lines. And yesterday, Andre Iguodala (1.11) had his shot falling against New York, going 10-17 from the floor and finishing with 28 points, 10 boards, 7 assists and 3 threes. Honorable [...]
Read More..>>Line of the Night: Michael Redd (1.56). The AP game recap called it a scoring binge, a term I’ve always found funny because of the negative connotations it brings along with it. Like I imagine Redd locking himself in the Bucks locker room and shooting baskets uncontrollably for 48 hours straight while GM John Hammond [...]
Read More..>>At this point in the season, I believe that there is no real contender to Dwight Howard’s being the Best Big Man in the NBA. I called him out as a fantasy force over at Points in the Paint early in the pre-season and addressed his definitive advantage in the head to head format while [...]
Read More..>>Line of the Night: Steve Nash (0.93) was kept from breaking the 1.0 mark because of his 6 turnovers, but that is a magical number on which I have opined several times in the past (okay, apparently only twice), so I add this data to the the mythical question: What are 6 turnovers worth? Nash [...]
Read More..>>Line of the Night: Chris Paul (1.36). The Mavs decided that making Jason Kidd guard Chris Paul was some kind of sadistic joke, so they stuck the larger Antoine Wright on him most of the game. That plan worked out about as well as Tom Cruise’s accent in Valkyrie. Paul, who if you believe the [...]
Read More..>>Line of the Night: Wow. Obviously, if you had a list that included Dirk, LeBron, Dwight, and Dwyane (yes, you should know them all on a first name basis), and Jameer, you probably wouldn’t have put money on Jameer (1.75) to have the best line of the night. But with his 23 points on 5 [...]
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