2011 Fantasy Basketball, Effective Shooting Percentages

June 8, 2011 | Fantasy Basketball Daily Notes | 2 Comments

Nene Hilario led the league in FG% in 2010, but attempted just 40 percent of the shots Kobe Bryant did. Blake Griffin attempted 20 more free throws than Kevin Durant, but made 148 fewer than he did. Also, Dwight Howard’s FT% was just .003 percentage points higher than his FG% – and this was his […]

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2010 Fantasy Basketball, Defensive Dynamos

May 18, 2011 | Fantasy Basketball Daily Notes | 2 Comments

by: Adam

Fantasy-wise, defensive stoppers don’t get much respect. Chances are if you’re known for defense, it’s because you’re not known for offense. There may be a spot for you in a real team’s rotation, but not my fantasy team. While offensive stats make up six-and-a-half categories in most leagues (we’re splitting rebounds in half – I […]

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2010 Fantasy Basketball Stalwarts

August 26, 2010 | Fantasy Basketball Daily Notes | 6 Comments

by: Adam

Pop quiz! Would you rather have a player that averages 25 points a game but only plays 55 games in the season or a player that averages 17 points and plays a full season? Put your calculator away. And no, you may not go to the bathroom real quick. And stop looking at that other […]

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Farming For Late-Round Winners? Follow the USG, Eh?

August 16, 2010 | Fantasy Basketball Daily Notes | 2 Comments

by: Adam

Don’t let anyone tell you that champions aren’t made in the final rounds of fantasy basketball drafts. They are. If anyone tells you that, send ’em my way. I’ll be sure to sternly hold my index finger in front of their face as soon as they start talking. It’s the shush finger and people hate […]

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