As we all know, three picks don’t make a team. We’re going to follow how each team fills up its roster and satisfies both its statistical and positional needs. I’ve been tracking and assessing how the stats of each player picked interacts with previous picks from a strategic perspective. That’s just how I draft in [...]
Read More..>>Get it now: the GMTR Fantasy Basketball Weekly Schedule Grid. It contains: 1) A team-by-team weekly schedule grid for every team in league 2) A team-by-team daily schedule grid for every team in league Now there are a lot of weekly schedule grids out there, but why is it so hard to find a daily [...]
Read More..>>In the first Dwight Howard related post, I created team that could win the free throw percentage category in a roto league with Dwight Howard prominently involved. Of course the team you have to build around Howard to win FT% is slightly ridiculous, filled with some of the best shooting guards in the league, a [...]
Read More..>>At this stage of the draft the teams’ visions and/or directions should be getting clearer. Well if it isn’t, then they’re either doing something wrong OR I need a really cold beer to wash it all down. What concerns me at this point, although I don’t know why it should, is that a good number [...]
Read More..>>This is part three of the mini-series that’s focusing on teams that were hit hard by the “Four Horsemen” (Injury, Salary Cap, Rebuilding, Bad Contracts) over the off-season. Unlike some teams (say Houston), the Nets didn’t completely self-destruct this off season. Rather, in one of the first huge trades of the summer, the Nets said [...]
Read More..>>The second round of the mock draft should prove to be interesting in the sense that we’re going to see how each of the drafters chose to build on their first-round picks. The first two picks of any draft represent the core of your fantasy team. How will the drafters do with their bounce picks? [...]
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