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Fantasy Weekly Report: Week 7

By Nathan Nguyen / February 8, 2021

What was happening in Week 7 of fantasy hoops?

Tuesday’s Daily Dish: VanVleet Street

By Nathan Nguyen / February 3, 2021

Steady Freddy went above and beyond in a record-setting night that highlighted a fun Tuesday slate.

Top 50 Players (Per-game averages) in 9-cat from January 18 – January 24 Rank Value Name g 1 1.58 Kawhi Leonard 3 2 1.36 Clint Capela 3 3 1.31 Myles Turner 2 4 1.29 Damian Lillard 2 5 1.00 Kevin Durant 3 6 0.99 Joel Embiid 3 7 0.84 Kristaps Porzingis 3 8 0.83 Kyrie […]

Tuesday’s Daily Dish: Elite Rhythm

By Nathan Nguyen / January 20, 2021

Tuesday’s action was light with only two games, as 18 teams had played on Marthin Luther King Jr. day on Monday. We have a huge 11-game slate today on Wednesday to follow up, but the headline story around the league for the past two weeks has been COVID. The Washington Wizards continue to receive new […]

Fantasy Weekly Report: Week 4

By Nathan Nguyen / January 18, 2021

Week 4 is more of the same and it looks like the league will get worse before it gets better in terms of COVID spreading and postponement of games. Standings are going to look extremely weird in the fantasy landscape as fantasy GMs will have to maneuver countless PPDs and COVID-IR situations. It looks like […]

Tuesday’s Daily Dish: Harden’s Out

By Nathan Nguyen / January 13, 2021

The big news to start Tuesday was the fact that the Celtics-Bulls game would be postponed due to health protocols and contact tracing. By the end of the night, the story was James Harden’s quote after the loss to the Lakers, “I love this city, I’ve literally done everything I can. This situation is crazy. […]

Fantasy Weekly Report: Week 3

By Nathan Nguyen / January 11, 2021

What happened in Week 3?

Tuesday’s Daily Dish: No Jokes

By Nathan Nguyen / January 6, 2021

Tuesday night treated us to a five-game slate which had four games ending within single digits and the lone blowout being the Jazz-Nets game. This was a bit surprising as the Nets were without Kevin Durant which meant the Jazz should have taken care of business against a short-handed team. We’ve seen teams come into […]