Fantasy Basketball 2012: All Questions Answered Thread

I would absolutely hold on to Anderson for a little while longer. It would depend on what you’re getting in a sell-high scenario. He probably has about top-70 value

Jameer kind of is what he is. He is starting a little slower that expected, but there’s no way

You’re taking a bit of a chance there and Young in playing great right now. Plus Elton Brand seems like he’s going to miss time with the way he’s moving around on the court (that is a complete guess, by the way).

D. Wright shot attempts have been cut in half and all the new assets in GSW (Rush, Thompson) certainly look like they’re hurting his value.

I think it’s pretty close and it’s not like YOung has that high of an upside. I’ll take Young, but I wouldn’t have a problem if you believe in Wright more than me.

I’ve been saying this all week: I HATE POP. He has the trickiest rotations in the league for both frontcourt and backcourt (except Parker, Duncan and Ginobili for the most part). I think since Green’s line was such a monster and Neal hasn’t exactly been playing big minutes at any point of his young career (played over 30 MPG just six times last year), I’ll take Green with the higher upside.

Just remember that I’m probably the lowest on Neal among any writer and it’s very close. Neal won’t do more than 3PM and points, while Green filled the whole stat sheet

I have to point out that I saw this coming with Chandler Parsons taking over at the 3 (mentioned on Friday, and I just have to do it to keep my sanity). I would probably do that, but Chris Singleton AND Jan Vesely (who should be playing soon) will hurt him as well. I would take Lewis, but I would probably rather have another younger guy (check my Waiver Wire Guide).

I gotta go with Rush for his higher upside. Rush did have that dud two games ago, so there’s that, but has a couple impressive outings on his game log. He has a lot more competition with D.Wright and Klay Thompson (who’s been playing well) though.

I do like Gee a little bit and he’s outplaying The Hebrew Hammer (Casspi) by a lot. He’s the safer of the two and Cleveland is taking more 3PA than GS this year.

Go Rush, but if Gee has a bust-out game, make the switch.

Depends on how strict your limits are. Here’s what I’d expect against ORL..

13 points, five boards, two dimes, a three, a steal and a block…. Those are pretty nice numbers considering his percentages should be pretty good.

I would have no problem keeping Green and Morris. Both of those guys have proved their upside so far and Splitter can’t shoot a free throw worth a lick.

Morris could be passing Frye on the depth chart, and when he does, he could have like a 10-7 line with plenty of 3s and blocks.

Green’s line was just too big to ignore last night for a guy like Splitter that has been pretty boring

Jack is a much better own than D. Wright right now. Not really even close for me

Yeah I thnk so. You got the best player and Cole has a little upside.

It’s not, but those dynasty questions are realy tricky because there are so many rules. Maybe this will help:

Crawford has really lost a lot of steam and most of his value right now is as John Wall’s backup. Plus, the way that the Wiz are playing means they could be looking to shift the rotation around a little. I would cut him for Hickson in most situations since Hickson should be very good with Chuck H out of the lineup.

Pierce still has a few good years left and Thornton is really a system wing guy, so I’d rather have the Pierce side.

I’d take the Kobe side there. Lee is no slouch too and Kemba might grab the starting gig iin a couple years

Again, I have no idea about your league format, so I wouldn’t put too much stock in this answer.

I wouldn’t go that far. Cole and Chalmers are in a tre timeshare.

There might be someone better than Cole on your wire though