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To now them is to love themYESTERDAY
Across the BoardIt’s sleeper time as Fantasy Expert Jim Stechschulte takes a look around the league for players that may be undervalued in next year’s draft. |
Expert Eye for the Roto GuyIn his final installment of the year, Fantasy Expert Jim McCormick takes a look back at the season that was and dishes out his Expert Eye Manifesto. |
TUESDAY
NBA Daily Fantasy NotesAn overview of today's games with a look at hot players, cold players, and injury status. A must-read before setting your line-up. |
Grand Theft RotoJoin fantasy expert Tony Targan for the second half of his A-Z rundown of the fantasy season for the final GTR of 2007 |
Stock WatchWith only two days left of the season, fantsy expert Josh Heisner points out players who play twice to give you the last minute fantasy advice you need in this week's Stock Watch |
MONDAY
Hot Shots of the WeekThe rest of the world may be gearing up for NBA.com’s Drive to the Finals, but Will Brinson has some unfinished business in the Pick One Challenge. Will his gambles pay of in the final week of the season? |
Cap BusterJoin Fantasy Expert Dave Gawron as he takes a look at some last minute options for NBA.com’s Salary Cap Challenge. |
SUNDAY
Workin' the WireAssociate Editor Brian McKitish says farewell to the NBA season with his top five pickups of the year. Find out who makes the list, and more importantly why. |
Jump BallTwo games or one game, that's how much each team plays this week. Join fantasy expert Adam Madison as he guides you through the last week of the season in the final Jump Ball |
What happened: Adonal Foyle and the Warriors have reached an agreement to a contract buyout. This will nullify his remaining three years on his contract and will make him a free agent on August 21st, 2007 when he clears waivers.
What it means: A great player of character and integrity does not translate to much in fantasy hoops. It is unlikely that any team will claim him off waivers before the deadline and neither should your fantasy team when you draft within a few months.
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What happened: The Minnesota Timberwolves announced Tuesday the team has acquired forwards Al Jefferson, Gerald Green and Ryan Gomes, guard Sebastian Telfair and center Theo Ratliff, along with two first-round draft picks and cash considerations from the Boston Celtics in exchange for forward Kevin Garnett.
What it means: Ricky Davis becomes the go-to-guy at least from the perimeter for Minnesota Timberwolves and if you are wondering what Davis can do in this role, look no further than to his days as a Cleveland Cavalier. In 2002-03 season Davis averaged 20.6 points, 5.5 assists, 4.9 rebounds and 1.6 steals playing 39.6 minutes per game for the Cavs. Expect similar numbers this season.
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What happened: The Minnesota Timberwolves announced Tuesday the team has acquired forwards Al Jefferson, Gerald Green and Ryan Gomes, guard Sebastian Telfair and center Theo Ratliff, along with two first-round draft picks and cash considerations from the Boston Celtics in exchange for forward Kevin Garnett.
What it means: Jefferson, the 15th overall pick by the Celtics in the 2004 NBA Draft, averaged a double-double with 16.0 ppg (.514 FG%) and 11.0 rpg in 33.6 mpg in 69 games (60 starts) last season. Jefferson was the key piece the Wolves received in Tuesday's blockbuster deal with the Celtics. Al is a budding superstar and could easily approach 18-20 points, 11 rebounds and close to two blocks per game playing for rebuilding Timberwolves.
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What happened: The Minnesota Timberwolves announced Tuesday the team has acquired forwards Al Jefferson, Gerald Green and Ryan Gomes, guard Sebastian Telfair and center Theo Ratliff, along with two first-round draft picks and cash considerations from the Boston Celtics in exchange for forward Kevin Garnett.
What it means: Garnett, a 10-time NBA All-Star, averaged 20.5 points (.491 FG%, .780 FT%), 11.4 rebounds and 4.1 assists in 38.3 minutes per game in 927 regular-season contests (890 started) in 12 seasons for the Timberwolves. Garnett’s scoring average should remain around 20 per game in Boston, but with Ray Allen and Paul Pierce to pass the ball to and nobody on the Celtics’ roster to challenge him for rebounds, expect Kevin to approach career highs in both rebounds and assists next season.




