Fantasy Basketball Daily News (12/30/09)

Dec 30, 2009 Blog

Tough night last night on my cash game picks, going 1-2.  I couldn’t fit Kobe under the salary cap and he put up 60 fantasy points which completely blew me out of the water in two of my games at FantasySportsLive.com.  I decided to go cheap with Stojakovic and spend my money on LeBron, but James only got 40 points and Peja stunk it up with 4 points.  I’m going to try and start posting some of my picks before the games tip off when I have time.  After 10 weeks, my season long leagues  are starting to become a grind and I like the freshness of daily games where you get to choose new players every day.

Fantasy Basketball Article:

 

Fantasy Basketball Player News and Notes:

  • Andris Biedrins worked 26 minutes in his second game back.  He’s supposed to be on a limit for a few games.
  • Kevin Garnett is a gametime decision Wednesday with a sore right knee.  Well it actually took 10 weeks for the knee to act up, much longer than I thought it would.  Garnett is pretty average these days, so bench him to be safe and go with a better option.
  • Rajon Rondo is also a gametime decision Wednesday with a sore left hamstring.
  • Kevin Love took a hard fall on Tuesday, so check his gametime status for his next one.
  • Charlie Villanueva only got 12 minutes on Tuesday.  Get him benched until his foot problems are resolved.
  • Ron Artest missed his third game with a concussion.
  • Will Bynum is still out with ankle injuries.
  • Troy Murphy is hurting with a sprained ankle.  Check his gametime status.
  • Chris Douglas-Roberts may return Wednesday.
  • Portland signed Shavlik Randolph.  No real fantasy value.
  • Luc Richard Mbah a Moute will start Wednesday, Carlos Delfino to the bench.
  • Mario Chalmers and Carlos Arroyo will continue to split time, which really makes both unplayable in fantasy cash games.
  • Marcus Camby is questionable Wednesday.
  • Ryan Gomes is back and got 15 minutes of action Tuesday.
  • Dwight Howard could have a big game Wednesday since Van Gundy wants to get him more involved down low.

Tags:

This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 at 6:33 pm and is filed under Blog. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

Comments are closed.