good fantasy basketball trade?
830519
looks pretty good. ur team will be very well rounded after the trade.
909199
If u are looking for an offensive player, go with lamar odom, who is getting some points, but questionable with the return of Kobe.  If u want a defensive player, go with Kirilenko, who gets quite some few blocks.  I think either way is a win-win.  It depends on the needs of ur team.
749430
well it all depends on what you need, if you want Def. stats dont do the trade, last year Kirilenko led the league in blocks and he is a heck of a rebounder too but than again Rashard Lewis is a very good Off. player but not as good on the Def. side as Kirilenko, as for Gasol he isn't expected back til Jan/Feb so if you do the trade dont drop him at least you'll have him in the second half of the season but remember what do you need? Off or Def.
755313
As long as you have a strong players to fill in your C positions this season I would definitely take this trade.  \n\nI am pretty sure poster is referring to Rafer Alston based upon his statement about "a game with 14" assists. Alston had a 12 AST game Saturday against Dallas. Felton has maxed out at 8 I believe.\n\nIn my opinion, Curry isn't going to do any better than he has so far, and likely will do worse. He's realy a one category player: Points. He doesn't rebound as much as you would like. He's gotten around 8 a game this season but that is not typical. His contribution in peripherals is not overwhelming either. Furthermore, Channing Frye is underperforming for NY right now. Once Frye comes around, which will happen, I predict Curry's value takes a hit. I could be wrong on this, it's not an exact science, but I'm also fairly sure there are some Cs on your waiver wire right now who will pan out better than Curry for the season.\n\nAs for Alston, he's in a great position for assists. He averaged just under 7 for last year and I think it's entirely reasonable for him to hover right around 7 a game this season as well. He's at best the fourth scoring option on Houston, but with T-Mac, Yao, and Battier around him he will have plenty of opportunities to dish out assists. Plus what really sets him apart are the peripherals. He's a 1.5+ steal per game guy easy and the same with 3PTM (he's outperforming these averages so far this season).\n\nIf someone will actually do this trade, you MUST go for it. It is clearly in your favor!
670827
this team is definately one of the more solid i've seen top to bottom...for a 12-team league, ur hitters are unbelievable, and your pitchers are pretty good as well...definately do that trade, it'd really benefit ur offensive production.
1001246
Can you make trades?  You need to replace Ross at C.  You also need more OF power.  Maybe trade some of those 2b/3b?
36317
You'd might want to get rid of Fisher and Harpring in favor of similar players, since you seem to be in a small-ish (9-10 team) league. \nOtherwise, Paul and Camby were good picks and West was a great free agent pick up. I wouldn't want to go against you.
805548
Wait and see if Morrison is riding a hype train. Morrison is scoring and Okafor is healthy, if any of that stops being the truth, Gerald Wallace will become it. Wallace was the leader in every stat category that mattered for the Bobcats last year. He was the poor-man's Shawn Marion with numbers at about 15pts-8reb-2asst-3stl-2blk, he's at about 12-5-2-2 right now, his numbers will be steady, and his blocks and steals will be strong if you're in a roto league, he's a keeper for sure. The only way you trade him, is if you can get across the board production in the trade, or supreme scoring. If you trade him, and he hits his stride, you'll be kicking yourself.
696861
at your position i would settle for Chris Paul or Chris Bosh both are young and have huge potentials i can see paul averaging\n20 points 6 rebounds and 9-10 assists to go with 2 steals along with other decent numbers Bosh can give you 23 points 11 rebounds excellent percentages and blocks\nIverson and Nash might both be available but i think their games are deteriorating
940019
Tough, tough decision.  But at the end of the day, it would really depend on what your team needs.  In Kidd, you have a player who is rebounding from a poor first week (despite the triple-double on the first day of the season) and is now averaging about 10+ points, 9 rebounds, and 8 assists.\n\nWhile in Nash (who has a hip injury but is still playing), you have the king of assists (having only played in one game wherein he didn't get double figures in assists (9)).  Nash is also a good source for three points.\n\nIn the end, I would keep Kidd.  With the recent injury to Richard Jefferson, more will be expected of him despite the arrival of Marcus Williams who was expected to cut into his playing minutes.\n\nHope this helps.
1109935
I would pull the trigger...You are giving up a lot, so I may try to get the guy to give you one more player (maybe a young guy with a lot of updside).  But even if he wouldn't, I'd still do it.  I've been very successful in fantasy sports by packaging 2 or 3 good players for 1 great player, and trying to assemble 2 or 3 first round caliber players.
43817
go to WWW.FANTASY.NBA.COM\n\nit's one of the best fantasy leagues...
33701
PG: Wade\nSG: Richardson\nG: Terry\nPF: Radmanovic\nSF: Nocioni\nF: Thomas\nC: Dalembert\nC: Wallace\nUtil: Griffin\nUtil: ... Duhon?  Fisher?\n\nInjured: Paul, Yao\n\n\nPretty good team thus far in the year - generally well-balanced with a reasonable amount of position redundancy.  (Assuming a 12-team league)  \n\nInjuries and lineup changes don't bode well for the next month or two at least though, as Yao and Paul are out, Duhon lost his starting job and has seen his numbers plummet, and Nocioni, Radmanovic and Griffin are all solid alternates, for boosting particular categories, but iffy-first stringers.\n\nYou're getting very little scoring out of all of the F and C positions though, so would look to trade for a little more scoring and a reliable 2nd source of AST now that Paul is out and Duhon's stock is dropping.
710297
All it looks like is you need one more center, T.J Ford is your weak link. There are plenty of decent centers available on the FA list and decent meaning someone who will get you rebounds and Blocks. Check to see if Nazr is avail which in most leagues he is. Also Check to see Frye or maybe if you're lucky be able to get Darko, In a lot of my leagues people are giving up on him too soon.\n\nOr you can do the smart thing and hold off until about 2 or 3 weeks and see what kind of production your guys will give you once they are really in playing shape.  A lot of people make moves so early in the season and they fail to realize that most players haven't found their stroke yet, and they drop and add and drop and add to compensate what they feel they might be lacking in. Your team is very good as is, I know you might not believe that but it is. If you really wanted to make a move Ford is your best option for a PF/C.\n\nGood luck
741261
Holy crap! You actually got somebody to take James off your hands and give you worthwhile players in return??\nI want the recipe for THAT kool-aid!\n\nHit the accept trade button, before they regain consiousness!
416126
if you can get pujos or arod that'd be great but I doubt someone will trade one of them for what you are offering. What you want to get all depends on what you need. Do you have homerun hitters, sb threats, an RBI guy? What kind of stats does your league keep?
867745
Nene recently got "injured" in today's game and Eduardo Najera seems to be the new designated starter in Kenyon Martin's absence.  Taking this into consideration along with the fact that he is no longer "C" eligible (which you mentioned), makes him expendable.  As for Claxton, many fantasy analysts can see a lot of potential in him as he is a starter for the first time in his career.  It is just unfortunate that he got a minor injury recently, but he should be back in uniform soon.  Maybe it would be wise to give Speedy a little more time and keep him on your team.\n\nOverall, I feel that you should dump Nene in favor of Ryan Gomes who is now the Celts starting PF after recording his first triple-double a couple of days ago.  Added to his is that his main backup--Al Jefferson--just had an appendectomy and is out for the next two to three weeks.\n\nLastly, I heard Jason Williams has started practicing again and should be back next week or the week after at the latest.  Help is on the way!  Good Luck!