Fantasy Basketball Daily News (1/10/10)

Jan 10, 2010 Blog

Two early starts in the NBA so I’m posting now and I’m moving to the couch for a day of NFL playoff football.  Hopefully, the snow quits falling today and global warming sets in so we get above 25 degrees tomorrow.  Six games on the schedule for Sunday, with two of them starting at 1:00 PM EST.  Set your rosters early.

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Fantasy Basketball Player News and Notes:

  • Ty Lawson and Carmelo Anthony both missed Saturday for Denver.
  • Stan Van Gundy is considering moving Vince Carter into a 6th man role and starting J.J. Redick.  I doubt it will ever happen, but keep an eye on it.
  • John Brockman got a start and 38 minutes against the Nuggets.
  • Tayshaun Prince and Rodney Stuckey sat out the second half of Saturday’s game.
  • Ben Gordon scored the NBA’s 10 millionth point, but left the game late with an injury.
  • Jonas Jerebko is slowly sliding out of the rotation, getting only 12 minutes of action.
  • Roy Hibbert had foul trouble again picking up 4 in the first half against Oklahoma City.  It limited him to 15 total minutes for the game.
  • Danny Granger was able to go 37 minutes in his second game back, scoring 25.
  • Earl Watson and A.J. Price both got 24 minutes for Indiana.  The timeshare will likely continue, making both unplayable.
  • Deron Williams was able to return from his wrist injury and play 42 minutes, scoring 20 with 9 assists.
  • Jason Terry has played at least 35 minutes in each of his last three, averaging 21 points in those.
  • Mike Conley missed Saturday with a sore back.  Marcus Williams got the start.
  • Al Harrington missed Saturday with a strained calf.  He’s expected back Monday.
  • Vince Carter missed Saturday with a shoulder injury.  J.J. Redick got the start.
  • Allen Iverson missed the Detroit game with a sore knee.
  • A CT Scan showed that Anthony Randolph didn’t suffer a fracture to his ankle.  No timetable has been given for his return.

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