I'm gonna resist the temptation to write about baseball just yet cuz i'll have plenty opportunity to do so for months.........
I will say, though, that in my winners yahoo league i am excited about trading j-roll and adam dunn AWAY in return for carlos zambrano and carl crawford. I'll accentuate later.
Al Jefferson was supposed to pack it in for the season, but he decided to come back and dominate just to put a cap on a great breakout season for the dude. This guy has some talent. Boston actually beat miami IN south florida tonight. Wow. Does Boston want Greg Oden or not? Well, maybe Al-Jeff wants to prevent that from happening because he looks like the PREMIERE big man on that team for years to come.
ricky davis took over for k-g the last 2 games and just dominated. That guy has talent......imagine if garnett left next year.
hold up on the tracy-grady news. I might have spoken too soon. Tonight he went OFF against New Orleans in a loss, but his fantasy stats were amazing and have been really good in the 2nd half. So maybe i won't DRAFT him next year, but i'll trade for him at mid-season.
Quiet fantasy hero for those in the playoffs: Nene Hilario. Guy was a beast. It's cuz he can really play.
Tarence Kinsey was a late-season must-add that paid off for a lot of owners.
So was gerald green.
AS was earl watson before he got hurt. Everybody on seattle seemed to be hurt at some point this season........rashard lewis, ray allen, ridnour, watson............let's not even get into their big men. Altho Nick Collison wasn't too bad.
Luol Deng got rid of his 3-pt shooting this season, but his mid-range game is SO fine.
Ben Wallace and AK-47, two defensive juggernauts, didn't turn out so great this year.
Props to some really consistent guys who had typical years, like owners expected: Tony Parker, Manu Ginoblli, andre miller, steve nash, shane battier, rafer alston, there's definitely others on this list.
Fantasize on, Robert Yan
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