by: Mr. Hooper
After sorting through the latest injury updates — so long, Jalen Johnson; we’ll remember you fondly next draft season — Joel and Ossie break out the crystal ball and try to gaze beyond the trade deadline in search of future value. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Kostas
Throughout the years in the NBA we have seen a lot of weird injuries, both on and off the court. However, I would have been very curious to see what the injury report would have been in the following case with Rudy Gobert in this week’s game with the Hawks. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Jay
The middle of the season has officially arrived and, indirectly, or I guess directly, the NBA’s trade deadline is fast approaching. Will the Lakers get Anthony Davis a center? Will Jimmy Butler end up with the Suns… or… (checks notes) the Wizards? Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: The Educator
I know I didn’t do one of these last week, let alone two. I live in North Carolina, and we had snow, and then work is closed, and then I forgot my laptop, and just didn’t do it! Go ahead, slash my salary. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Mr. Hooper
After some catch-up, a snow-bound Joel and sunny Ossie discuss recent transactions in their 30-team league and consider their chances at securing a title in an ultra-competitive season. Then, in an effort to locate difference-makers down the stretch, the pair try to pinpoint which organizations produce valuable deep-league contributors (Oklahoma City, Orlando, and Memphis, among others) and call out teams that hardly kick in at all (New York, Minnesota, and…the Spurs?) Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Kostas
Have you ever played in an open court with friends or random people and one of those guys was a ball hog? The kind of guy that will take 400 dribbles and take an unnecessary fade-away instead of hitting you or a teammate that is wide open ? Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Maks
Player development in the NBA is largely an unpredictable process that unfolds differently for each player. Not everyone enters the league ready to capitalize on their tremendous upside. Some players enter the league ready, while others need weeks, months, or even years of seasoning to earn the trust of their coaches, and — more importantly — fantasy managers. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Jay
In what was a fully-packed weekend of basketball, we were also treated to an extra day with MLK’s holiday bringing us yet another full slate. We’ll have a mid-season recap and some news and notes later, but first, we gotta get those Rankings out in a short week…
Jay is a longtime Razzball everything who consumes an egregious amount of Makers Mark as a vehicle to gain wisdom and augment his natural glow. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Jay
Hey now, what is this, two days in a row of content created by Jay? And referring to myself in the third person? Oh wait, I do that part all the time. But yeah, we got some great games taking place during a really fun season (sans the complaints earlier in the year when everyone just wanted to vent about the last decade of pick and rolls?) Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Jay
It’s not just a great movie…it’s a concept, bro. (Put that in your pipe!) I only mention it since after a blazing start (Blazers never do this, so I can’t use it, paiiiiinnnn), the Celtics have gone very mid on us. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Kostas
I usually browse reddit and the NBA community for funny or interesting statistics and posts and recently stumbled upon this post that detailed all the teammates Cade Cunningham had last season in Detroit. If you exclude the core of the Pistons roster still in rookie deals, i.e. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Not as much title gore as they say! Who they are, no one knows. It’s just they, bro. But yeah, not like anyone but my good friend SEO cares, but we used to call this “Fantasy Basketball Rest of Season Rankings, Week whatever” and have now just made it rankings, plus the week. Please, blog, may I have some more?
