Five Minutes of Fantasy Sports

Looking for some last minute adds for your fantasy team's playoff push? Take a listen and see who's available to make a difference for the home stretch

Sorry I couldn't resist the pun in the title. But he is ripe for production in New York; he's one of the few guards left standing in New York and has enough of Thibs trust to earn some minutes. He's worth an add if you need a boost in FT% and possibly 3s and points.

With my playoff season starting on Monday, I'm looking ahead to my possible first round matchup. I analyze his team, look at my categories, and look to any players that I might be able to add in the close categories to give myself an edge

I discuss some new injury news, try to make sense of Portland's roster moving forward, and sing the praises of Josh Hart and Simons in Portland. There isn't much else to sing about up there. Also, I discuss some players coming off injury that you might want to consider adding.

Big news in fantasy basketball land is Chris Paul is out for 6-8 weeks. Cameron Payne will be manning the point for the near future, so drop your weakest link and add him to your squad. Also I discuss playoff strategy and how to utilize the IL+ to your advantage

In this episode of Five Minutes of Fantasy Basketball, I go through the process of dropping Anthony Davis and replacing him with another player. I walk you through the process of looking over the waiver wire, looking at possible players, and then deciding on someone to add.

Questions abound as the fantasy basketball playoffs approach. I try to answer a few of them, including roster strategy, the timetable for Paul George's possible return, and what exactly is going on with the Center situation in Brooklyn.

The playoffs are coming soon to fantasy basketball, so is  your team prepared? I discuss my team, as well as some changes that might need to be made to get ready for your playoff push

I discuss some more trade deadline implications and how to build your team around the new rosters that have emerged in the NBA after the trade deadline. OKC might be driving in the tank, so there's some add opportunities there. Also, Brooklyn has some open roster spots, so there's an opportunity there as well.

If you're playoff bound, it's good to plan ahead so that you know when your playoffs are and which players you have now won't be playing as many games in the playoffs. Portland is a possible problem so consider trading anyone on Portland fair game for a trade.   

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