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Iverson to continue scoring for Nugz and Miller with no PG-competition in Philly. Ogres are champs!!!
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I am outraged and astonished by the suggestions that NK might be tanking. As it were, I have contracted martinmydiamichaeliensis, also known as Hungerdunker Jacob Syndrome. I've got a note from my doctor. The affliction renders me incapable of prudent free agent signings and drafting, and gives me severe hallucinations and overblown expectations about marginally talented hoopsters.
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Throw in the towel? Hadn't thought about that yet, but great idea nonetheless! Maybe the Ogres should give it a go for the Oden sweepstakes instead, and start tankin' from week 10 on. Let me get back to you on that one later.
Got a lot of ground to catch up though, looking at Koalas and JBH in the West?
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Well, I was merely trying to give the Mediocre Ogres confidence enough to derail the RimRockers juggernaught (my wonderful Greg Oden mealticket, Oh, sweet, bittersweet irony!!!), but if you've already thrown in the towel, I guess that I'll have to turn to TTB.
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I tend to disagree except for the "Ogres are champs" bit of course.
The Answer's numbers likely won't decline in Denver, but Miller's stats were approaching career best under coach Karl. Best case is probably status quo for the two in fantasy numbers. And best case is rarely the case in the NBA.
Had Iverson ended up elsewhere, both Miller and Camby would probably have had more touches and increased FP output while Melo remains suspended for the next couple of fantasy games. Not so with Iverson balling for the Nuggets.
On the flip side, Webber is back in action fantasy-wise for the Ogres, once he passes his obligatory early season injury troubles.
And the last time i checked, a playoff spot is the first requirement for a championship title run? How 'bout them Overlords and RimRockers in the East?
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