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Monday, April 1, 2013
Flynn to the Raiders
Matt Flynn who was the backup for the Seahawks got traded to the Raiders today. The Raiders gave the Seahawks to picks. The biggest question is who is going to start Carson Pamler or Matt Flynn. I think Matt Flynn will start and Carson Palmer's career will start going down the drain.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Rodgers Extension
AOTD
Yesterday's answer was Isaiah Thomas. Jack G. was correct.
1. This player won at least 1 NBA Season MVP.
2. He was both the smallest and lightest player to win the award.
3. He played for 4 NBA Teams.
Start or Sit them?
For anyone that does fantasy baseball I have a few players that I think are going to be a a good steal or just a bad pick.
Wilin Rosario- This is definitely an amazing steal. Drafted late in every draft Wilin Rosario has been producing, a lot of points. He will be a major steal in almost every league as I predict him to have a breakout season.
Albert Pujols- Although he is still drafted very early some people don't now how good he actually is. He is being still underrated due to his "down year" if you can even call it that where he hit thirty over the wall and knocked in 105 RBI's
Tim Lincecum- Let's face it the usual Ace Tim Lincecum did not play up to par last year. But, he gets picked at about the 121 pick on average. So, if you need a late draft pitcher to throw into your lineup, put him in and he should be able to bounce back. Because only two years ago he was one of the best pitchers in the MLB.
Mike Trout- To me this is foolish, Mike Trout is the number one rated fantasy pick over people Miguel Cabrera and other superstars like Ryan Braun or Matt Kemp. Now I know he put up towering numbers last year but you can not pick him too early, like first pick! Definitely take a more trusted guy like Miguel Cabrera because Trout is only going on his second year.
Josh Johnson- This is a player I can't predict. He hasn't been doing well but is giving all the signs that he could be great. He is drafted about 75th overall on average and whoever gets him could either have one of the best steals of the season or a plain out loss.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Heat Lose
The Miami Heat's historic 27 game win streak has ended. The streak was second longest in NBA history. The Heat lost 101-97 against the Chicago Bulls. This was the first game Dwayne Wade was back from his injury. Lebron still posted decent numbers with 31 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, and 4 blocks as he tried to rally back like in several of the games in the Heat's streak. Luol Deng had 28 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 steals. He was a key piece in ending the Heat's great streak.
Big Ravens pick up
Yesterday the Ravens finally found their Ray Lewis replacement. They won the bid on signing Elvis Dumervil who just last year, played on the Broncos. After a botched paperwork situation in Denver, the Broncos had to release him which lead to this major signing for the Ravens. I'm expecting huge things from this team again this year.
Western Conference Playoffs
This
year the Western Conference playoff race has been tight as it usually is.
Although the Thunder are the favorites this year, there are many teams that
could win a series or two and upset them if they are hot. The playoff picture goes
as follows, (as of 3/25):
1. San Antonio Spurs (53-17)
1.
Tony Parker is back (averaging 21
ppg, 7.6 apg before his injury) and ready to play so the Spurs should be able
to hold onto their 1 and 1/2 game lead over the Thunder. Manu Ginobili is
finally back and playing like himself again (averaging 12.1 ppg and 4.7 apg).
Popavich is resting his guys and getting them ready for the playoffs as always.
Duncan is holding down the paint for probably one of his last successful season
he’s averaging 9.9 boards per game, and 17.3 points per game.
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AOTD
Yesterday's answer was Tim Brown, the running back for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League. Jack G. was correct.
1. This player plays for a team in California but this player most likely won't play in California next year.
2. This player averages slightly (0-10 minutes) more than half a game of playing time.
3. This player has started 37 career games.
1. This player plays for a team in California but this player most likely won't play in California next year.
2. This player averages slightly (0-10 minutes) more than half a game of playing time.
3. This player has started 37 career games.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Hornets snap Nuggets win streak
Last night the New Orleans Hornets snapped the Nuggets 15 game win streak. The final was 110-86, Brian Roberts had 18 assists and 16 points. Danny Gallo dropped 24 but didn't contribute much else. The Nuggets got out rebounded by 13, and they only had 12 fast break points. Ryan Anderson also put in 23 and snatched 9 boards for the Hornets.
Wrong Or Right?
Yesterday Minnesota head coach Tubby Smith was fired. Right off the Minnesota loss to a great team in Florida. I don't think this is a good idea because Tubby Smith is a good coach. Also he upseted UCLA in the second round of the tournament. I think change is good for the gophers but not not their coach maybe some of the players.
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