by: The Educator
It’s only six games. People say this everywhere. Small Sample Size should be trademarked. But there are real trends, beloved readers. If you wait, you’ll miss out on them. Here’s some early trends that savvy readers like yourselves can capitalize on… Cooper Flagg is being misused and will struggle this year. I watched 30 Duke […]
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by: Jay
A lot of aggregated word of mouth out there is calling this opening stretch of basketball as the best ever, but honestly, is it really the best if half of the content is akin to watching a multi-car traffic accident in slow-motion? Don’t get me wrong, there’s been incredible on-the-court play, but you mix in […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Jay
Basketball is back and it’s like it knew! In the epoch of AI, are we reaching a time and place where an entire league becomes sentient? Truly this theory was immediately confirmed when Draymond received his first technical of the season in the very first quarter of his very first game. Ah yes, all is […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Jay
Don’t forget to sign-up for our free RazzJam Tournament, an NFC fantasy basketball contest where the community joins with the experts to see who the best of the best of the best is! Drafts start on October 10th! Is LeBron a marketing genius or is LeBron a marketing moron? The real question is, can LeBoth be […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?No, it’s not just an old hidden gem of a sports movie, it’s a way of life. Actually, I wouldn’t exactly know as I’ve never actually set foot in any area of New England… I mean, does Delaware count? I don’t think so, but it’s not like they have anything to do there anyways, so […]
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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 ? And some times even make that crazy […]
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Well look, unfortunately I don’t mean the metaphor, especially since I do get a little nausea if the Lakers actually do go on a big winning streak. Though, it’s the same nausea I get when my Clippers do the same thing, so… anyways, LA is burning and while many of you might already know I’ve […]
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by: Mr. Hooper
After a long holiday hiatus, Ossie and Joel return to discuss how the fantasy hoops landscape has shifted during the calendar year and review some of the big movers in Ossie’s midseason roto draft. How far did Tyrese Haliburton fall? Did anyone take the bait on Joel Embiid? And are the breakouts of Jalen Williams […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: The Educator
Oh my gosh. When I went to Jay, our fearless leader, and had the idea to discuss rotations, I didn’t know there would be a 35% increase in injuries from last year, which seemed high anyway. There’s a new one every night and everyone has theories why. I am not nearly smart enough for a theory […]
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With 12 games played for most NBA teams and 1/10 of the season already behind us, we can make some initial observation about this fantasy season. One easy one is that Nikola Jokic is playing on another fantasy level this season and is comfortably and by a margin ranked first in value. And how could […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Jay
So we’re at that special time and place when all NBA teams have played at least 10 games and most are around or near the dozen mark. And as many of you have seen, even if you just merely peruse the injury list from time to time, know that the (generally) first 10-12 game sample […]
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Draft season is over and the NBA marathon is underway! As expected, CJ McCollum is returning first-round value, Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic look sharp while Jalen Brunson and Tyrese Haliburton scuffle, and Andrew Wiggins is outproducing Devin Booker. Pretty standard stuff, yeah? March and April are often called the “silly season” but the numbers […]
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