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I just want to know if I should keep doing the Midnight Snacks or if we should focus more on actually pulling the fantasy basketball links from around the web together into a post format? And so: Poll.
Read More..>>We’ve done the point guards, now it is time for the small forwards. Rankings and positional tiers are based on the GMTR Player Rankings page, which will continue to be updated as we move closer to the regular season. Tier 1: You’re a Superstar 1. Kevin Durant (OKC) – 1.0 2. Lebron James (MIA) – [...]
Read More..>>It’s been a long time in the making, but GMTR is back with our third podcast. In this one, Erik and I discuss: The now-dead Carmelo Anthony trade to the Nets (one of the problems with taking 2 days to edit the thing) A run down of the top 12 guys from the GMTR top [...]
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Read More..>>The Sacramento Kings had the second worst record in the Western Conference last season (25-57). That wasn’t much to cheer about. Their rookie draft pick and eventual “Rookie of the Year” award winner, Tyreke Evans, was probably the sole highlight in their dismal season. He was exciting to watch, both in real life and from [...]
Read More..>>We’ve got Amar’e Stoudemire ranked 12th overall on our pre-season rankings. Why? Well for starters, he’s reunited with his old coach from his Phoenix days, Mike D’Antoni. Secondly, he looks like he’s got some decent spring in his step over at the New York Knicks training camp! Would YOU draft him in the first round [...]
Read More..>>The best thing about John Wall is probably his ability to play basketball really well. But another awesome thing about him, is that his name is John Wall, which makes it really fun to come up with nicknames. Like: John “Off The” Wall, John “Another Brick In The” Wall, John “Wall To” Wall, John Wall-E, [...]
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