EPTFantasy Basketball 2012/2013 - Page 23
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DoomsVille
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a176
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I won: FT% by 0.5% Reb by 5 AST by 1 STL tied. | ||
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anyway, hopefully Redick/Novak can keep up their production from tonight in the future... heh | ||
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Daozzt
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That match could've went either way, haha. Glad it went 5-3, since it conveniently brings me to 1st  | ||
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DoomsVille
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 Kyrie, Mo, LMA injured  | ||
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MassHysteria
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krndandaman
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zulu_nation8
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Joakim Noah Wesley Matthews Paul George Ty Lawson Kenneth Faried | ||
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DoomsVille
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Let's put it this way instead: Matthews is top 35 value. Elite 3s, stls and he doesn't hurt you anywhere (slight hit in fg%). Nosh is top 35 value. Elite Defensive stats but a severe detriment in TOs given his position. His 4+ apg probably won't stick either. Paul George I'd say is top 35 as well. His numbers have been down so far but theyre climbing now. If he gets his act together than he could be top 25. But I think he safely finishes top 35. Lawson is due for a drop this year. I think everyone neglected the negative impact iggy would have on him. His %s are out of whack though. They're due to go up eventually. Top 40 or so is where I'd place him. Faried is top 80 or so. His ft% basically limits him significantly. Personally I hate dealing with huge categorical negatives in roto so I wouldn't go near him unless I'm getting good value. | ||
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zulu_nation8
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krndandaman
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Kazeyonoma
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noah's numbers will go down, his ast rate is high but mostly because they have better ball movement right now across teh board with rose out. Everything else looks normal. George should get better, but it won't get any worse, especially with granger out forever. I don't think lawson is due for a drop, his %'s are already moving back up from the week before, and he'll get adjusted to having iggy, but his ast #'s definitely won't put him in the first round anymore, late 2nd round at best, but he's probably a good buy low candidate right now as he'll stable off. Faried is probably just around what he'll get you all year, he'll have some explosive games but also have games where he doesn't show, like DoomsVille, i put him in the top 80 or so, a big who gets you a double double everyday but hurts you in basically all categories outside of big stats, and he doesn't get as many blocks as the more elite bigs so sell high after a huge game if you own him for someone more reliable. | ||
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DoomsVille
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On November 28 2012 03:55 zulu_nation8 wrote: What I mean is, do you see those guys rising or falling in value from where they are right now as the season progresses, in other words are they buy low or sell high types. Interesting that you think that way about Lawson, I think Iggy's most obvious impact is Lawson has been taking less 3s. In that case: Matthews: FT% go up, FG% may go down, overall stays about the same value. Noah: AST down a bit, hopefully TO down a bit too. Overall drops slightly. Paul George: STLs are down a bit. Should go up and push his value. I'd say he is sort of a buy low but not really. Lawson: Definite buy low. %s of 41 FG, 24 3PT, 59 FT vs. career numbers of 49/38/77. There is just no chance in hell his percentages stay down for long. His minutes are up and no chance they drop. And his counting stats are actually better than last year. I didn't take a good look at his stats this season until right now. If he was shooting at career %s instead of that shit he'd be posting top 20 value. Faried: will stay right around where he is. Monster in rebs, solid contributor in FG%. But a huge negative elsewhere. | ||
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DoomsVille
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On November 28 2012 04:23 Kazeyonoma wrote: matthews is a lock for what he does. he's consistent, has posted up similar numbers across all 3 years, and almost never (actually hasn't missed a game in over 250 games) misses games. he will always post up 3s, stls, and random reb/ast with the odd block, and shoot around .400 (lately he's shooting higher % which is nice, but don't expect it to stay there unless lillard really is helping him get better looks). And without roy anymore, he's a lock in that position with no one to challenge him AT ALL. I don't think lawson is due for a drop, his %'s are already moving back up from the week before, and he'll get adjusted to having iggy, but his ast #'s definitely won't put him in the first round anymore, late 2nd round at best, but he's probably a good buy low candidate right now as he'll stable off. Yea I didn't realize Lawson's counting stats were so high. 2 SPG, 7.5 APG, are both substantially higher than last year. Does it stick? Maybe. He does have a few more MPG. If it does stick and his %s get back up he's in line for a monster season. RE: Matthews... dude has played in 244 straight games... never missed a single game in his career. I do buy an increase in FG% there because Lillard is capable of getting him open looks. Certainly better than Felton or Miller in the past few years. | ||
XaI)CyRiC
United States4471 Posts
Noah's assist numbers will likely drop a bit at some point, but I think he may end up with a career high in that category due to his good passing ability and Rose being out. George is a safe bet to maintain his value throughout the season. Granger being out is giving him more touches on offense, but it's also made him try to do more than he's really ready to at this point. As a result, Granger's return down the line might actually help him out by taking the offensive load off of him and allowing him to be the complementary player that he is right now. The opportunity to buy low on Lawson has probably already passed as he's put together a string of good performances over the past few games. I agree that Iggy will continue to put a bit of a damper on his production (as well as Gallo being healthy), but Lawson is talented, fits the team's style of play perfectly, and allows his team to play their best when he's doing more. Interestingly, people keep talking about his assist numbers when he's actually averaging more this season than last. His shot attempts are about the same too, so he could actually improve upon last season if his %s return to their previous marks. Faried is a bit overrated by many as he's really just an efficient role player who rebounds really well. People got fired up about him last season because he came out of nowhere to become a reliable source of FG%, 11+ ppg, good rebounding, and just around 1 block and one steal per game, while never turning the ball over. His FT% was around the high 60's or low 70's at his peak as well, which made him one of the less damaging big guys out there. That's good for about top 80 or so, which I expect him to maintain. His value might dip if and when Wilson Chandler returns as he could push Gallo into playing PF more, but that's not certain by any means. | ||
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DoomsVille
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If you want any combination of those 4, I'm looking to improve at point. EDIT: This is in the ROTO league. | ||
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PN traded Gerald Wallace, Bkn SF to NOV PN traded Roy Hibbert, Ind C to NOV NOV traded Kenneth Faried, Den PF to PN NOV traded Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Cha SF to PN NOV traded JaVale McGee, Den C to PN | ||
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