Fantasy NBA Draft - AARON!

[Funky George!]

Bray Edwards

[Funky George!]

Trevor Ariza!

[SOME BIG ASS TDS]

spencer takes michael beasley, blue is up

[Phoenix Phil]

Tyrus Thomas

[SOME BIG ASS TDS]

play x2

[Play]

Eric Gordon and Jonny Flynn

[jahallstar]

My Gordon is better than yours.

[SOME BIG ASS TDS]

ben gordon is the consensus bust this year along with half your team jah lol

[Phoenix Phil]

Tyreke Evans

[SOME BIG ASS TDS]

spencer takes iverson

[jahallstar]

League Champion

Simply the Best

2nd
King James
3rd
duce is in my heart
4th
BLAZZZASSS
5th
Kellman
6th
Ducks

[DB]

4ttth place

[SOME BIG ASS TDS]

Oct 7, 2009 12:38:17 GMT -5 jahallstar said:

League Champion

Simply the Best

2nd
King James
3rd
duce is in my heart
4th
BLAZZZASSS
5th
Kellman
6th
Ducks

because what you did last year directly relates to this year

[SOME BIG ASS TDS]

Troy Murphy, PF, IND
Murphy was likely on a lot of winning fantasy teams last year, when
he became the first player in NBA history to finish in the top-five in
rebounds and three-point shooting percentage. There's simply no
denying how effective he was last year, as few players offered that
kind of versatility (14.3 ppg, 11.8 rpg, 2.2 3PT, 82.6 FT%). However,
it's rarely wise to invest in a player approaching 30 years old coming
off a distinct career-season. Remember, Murphy averaged just
7.2 rpg in 2007-08 and 6.1 rpg the year before that. Tyler
Hansbrough will take away some minutes at power forward this
year, as will Danny Granger. Don't expect a repeat performance
from Murphy.

Caron Butler, SF, WAS
For someone who typically goes in the second round, Butler's
awfully injury-prone. Over the past three seasons, he's averaged
19.3 games missed, so this has officially become a trend and a
major concern. There's no doubting his production when in the lineup,
though last year's drop in steals is at least a bit worrisome. Still,
with Gilbert Arenas looking healthy and impressive during the offseason,
Butler may no longer be the No. 1 scoring option in
Washington, something he's enjoyed the last two seasons. Butler is
a terrific talent and was a part of one of the worst trades in NBA
history (Kwame Brown to L.A.), but his injury history and the return
of a healthy Arenas make him a risky top-20 pick.

Ben Gordon, SG, DET
After starting 76 games last year, Gordon looks like he's back in a
bench role after joining the Pistons this offseason. Gordon has had
success as a sub before, but Detroit has a crowded backcourt with
Rip Hamilton and Rodney Stuckey, and with the new addition of
Charlie Villanueva combined with incumbent Tayshaun Prince, there
will be plenty of capable players fighting for shots. Playing for a
defensive-minded team, expect Gordon's numbers to dip in 2009-
10, though he could see a few more assists as he'll occasionally
see minutes at the point.

[jahallstar]

Murphy in the 6th round? Hell yeah!

Gordon in the 9th? lol

[Rocky]

Oct 7, 2009 12:44:25 GMT -5 SOME BIG ASS TDS said:

Oct 7, 2009 12:38:17 GMT -5 jahallstar said:

League Champion

Simply the Best

2nd
King James
3rd
duce is in my heart
4th
BLAZZZASSS
5th
Kellman
6th
Ducks

because what you did last year directly relates to this year

It's a keeper league so it definitely relates to this year

[jahallstar]

Yeah I didn't want to point out the obvious...lol

[Funky George!]

I'll go with Kaman.

[SOME BIG ASS TDS]

Nanz takes Stephen curry mark

[Rocky]

k 1 sec

[Rocky]

Jermaine O'Neal

[SOME BIG ASS TDS]

i'll take JR Smith

[Scott]

Zach Randolph

[jahallstar]

Al harrington

[aar]

1) Raja Bell
2) Richard Jefferson