by: kelder
You ever have a draft season where all your takes were wrong? That’s me. And in the industry leagues, man, that’s killer to miss on breakouts because other guys will hit on theirs. Keep pounding, though, it’s a long season. It’s barely November! But just know, when I write these, it’s my process to identify […]
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In this week’s Rotation Notes, even with the lack of games, there’s never a shortage of news. Let’s dive in! San Antonio Spurs: Storm the Castle The Spurs are rolling and are nearly whole again. Stephen Castle returned and right way played 25 minutes. Dylan Harper also has been playing the same amount. And to […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Dan Titus and I put together this league. Titus gave me a legitimate name to float, and we got a lot of sharp analysts (and then myself) into the annual Y! Friends and Family League. (I am old and am currently trying to figure out how to make it viewable. It should be at https://basketball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/League/friendsandfamily2025) […]
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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! Roto Rankings: C | F | G | Overall Points Rankings: C | F | G | Overall Dynasty Rankings: C | F | G | Top-50 Welcome to the […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Jay
It’s been a while! Or has it? With the playoffs lasting as long as the Pleistocene epoch, and then you literally add in the NBA draft right after… and then the Summer League? You literally have nothing but basketball to consume until the period we find ourselves in now. Even then, we’ve had a stretch […]
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I honestly think this is bad script writing. And when it comes to bad writing, it takes one to know one, ya know? No, I don’t know, just to avoid the self-own, but what I’m trying to say is, Anthony Davis getting injured? Who could ever think? I mean, true, the last 2-3 seasons have […]
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by: Mr. Hooper
After a weekend touching grass, Joel and Ossie return to survey the fantasy landscape now that NBA preseason is up and running. While both are wary of making dramatic conclusions based on the first games of the preseason, the duo nevertheless take a stab at sorting out Golden State’s rotation, check in on the shooting […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Partook in a mock draft last night. Well, honestly, I didn’t. I’m in the area that’s affected by that tropical storm in the Carolinas and the internet wasn’t working. When the email finally came through saying “Thanks for participating” I laughed and laughed. This team is completely the opposite of what I would have done! […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Tonight in NBA DFS we have 7 games, which is the perfect amount of games for me. There’s a lot of really solid options to choose from, but the options aren’t overwhelming either. My number one piece of advice for NBA DFS in general is to be on top of injury updates. Contests are won […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Mr. Hooper
On a peculiar February 1, Joel and Son look back at January’s risers and fallers across the fantasy basketball landscape. The pair discuss OG Anunoby’s opportunity in New York, Pascal Siakam’s ceiling in Indiana, and draw parallels between Brandon Ingram and Julius Randle. Should the Thunder trade Josh Giddey? Is LeBron finally old? Where did […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Jay
Every day when I see LeBron James do this thing, it just convinces me further that he is the only being in the entire universe that could survive its eventual demise. Dude will be still be averaging near-triple-doubles while the sun goes super nova and will still be playing when, like his what, great-great to […]
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by: Kostas
In the NBA, it is very rare to hear a team announcer say something that is not a part of their job description. Most focus on their teams and their players, doing their job and rarely deviate. But boy did Brian Dameris, the announcer for the Dallas Mavericks, deviate from the norm of his colleagues. […]
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