Category: BASKETBALL

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I take another look around the league over at NBA.com.

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Here’s a held at NBA.com from Tuesday. I played the part of expert.

How good are the Boston Celtics?

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By Dalton Del Don – Senior Writer The following is my main league’s fantasy hoops draft that took place last week, rounds 1-10. One huge thing to remember here is that we don’t count free throw percentage or turnovers, so it’s unique in that aspect. Also, we use weighted categories, with points, rebounds and assists…

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In case any of you plebeians want some expert advice, I’ll be making myself available for questions via NBA.com via ESPN.com Friday from 1-2 p.m. EST.

My latest post over at NBA.com suggests you nix turnovers and FT percentage in your fantasy basketball league.

Check out my latest post over at NBA.com.

Hot Shots: Part Deux.

With baseball winding down and football in full swing, basketball gets going at an awkward time. Nevertheless, hoops is just around the corner, and I’ll be writing for NBA.com this season. Check out my first blog post, where I go over some players I expect to be undervalued in fantasy drafts next month.

By Dalton Del Don – Senior Writer Signing a mid-level player (Rashard Lewis) to a max-level contract is the worst thing a franchise can do. Congratulations Orlando, you’ll win 4-5 more games next season. Losing Darko Milicic in the process is another negative (yes, I kept a straight face while typing that, but barely). Do…

By Dalton Del Don – Senior Writer 1. Portland Trail Blazers – Greg Oden Not only is he a center in size, he might also be the most athletic player in the draft as well. 2. Seattle Sonics – Kevin Durant The easiest selection in NBA draft history? Can’t bench press 185 lbs. 3. Atlanta…

By Dalton Del Don – Senior Writer Cleveland Cavaliers vs. San Antonio Spurs Comments: In 16 playoff games, LeBron James has averaged 25.8 points, 8.3 rebounds, and 8.3 dimes, with an assist to turnover ratio of 132/43. While the Pistons may have made the NBA Finals more competitive, at least there’s some star power, and…

By Dalton Del Don – Senior Writer LeBron James became an NBA superstar before our very eyes Thursday night. Sure, the numbers have always been there, but he also always lacked that extra gear that only the true greats possess. The talent is so obvious, but it was unclear if there was the killer instinct…

By Dalton Del Don – Senior Writer Utah Jazz (4) vs. San Antonio Spurs (3) Comments: The teams split the season series 2-2, with each team winning its two home games. The Jazz have lost their last 16 games in San Antonio, dating to 1999. Still, this Utah team is no pushover, and anyone completely…