Winning your NBA basketball fantasy league

Posted Dec 03, 2008 by Chaddie01 / comments 0 comments / Print / Font Size Decrease font size Increase font size

Players to pick up on the waiver wires to aide you in winning your fantasy league.

Now that the NBA season have finished its first month we get a clearer vision of which players deserve a spot on any fantasy league team. Here is a breakdown on which players to check out on your league's waiver wires or free agency section.

For leagues with up to 5 teams:

Devin Harris - When the season begun in a shallow league nobody would have taken a chance on Devin Harris but after a month of play he has emerged as one of the best point guards in the league today. Last week he scored a career high 47 points to lead New Jersey its first win in the valley of the Suns.

Nene -- The starting Center for the Denver Nuggets have slowly cracked up a respectable season leading the league in FG% while getting a high number of rebounds. Good categories to measure success in a fantasy league play.

John Salmons -- Starting in the absence of Kevin Martin, Salmons made great strides in becoming a scoring leader for the Sacramento Kings in averaging over 19 points per game.

Deep Leagues:

Anthony Morrow - Was it a one hit wonder or not? The unheralded rookie scored 37 points as a replacement when the Warriors traded some players early in the season. He followed that up with a 25 point showing on a solid 6-8 three point shooting.

Ramon Sessions - He should be starting for the Milwaukee Bucks soon. The guy is having a great year averaging over 15 points and 5 assists per contest.

DJ Agustin - With Larry Brown emphasizing small ball nowadays you will see DJ getting more burns as a starter along with Ray Felton.

Thaddeus Young - Early on the season he has led the Philadelphia 76ers with Elton Brand in the lineup in scoring and has shown great flashes.

Roger Mason Jr. - With the injury to Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, Roger Mason Jr. have shown great progress and was a crucial part in keeping the Spurs afloat.

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