Stromile Swift, New Jersey Nets
Always one of the most athletic players in the league, Stromile Swift is now in the perfect situation with the Nets. With Jason Kidd around to let Swift fully utilize his athleticism, there’s no excuse for Swift not to finally blossom. Kidd will allow Swift to finish alleyoops and easy dunks in the line. If Swift starts, he could put up relatively big numbers before too long.

Nenad Krstic, New Jersey Nets
Nenad Krstic is another player who has come back slowly from a knee injury. He played a bit earlier this season but he was horrible. The Nets shut him down and have brought him back slowly. Now that he’s getting playing time again, Krstic has a chance to live up to the potential he showed in his first couple seasons in the league.

Joakim Noah, Chicago Bulls
The Bulls are a disaster right now and Joakim Noah has been a part of the problem. His excitable personality has gotten him into some hot water this season. That said, he’s arguably the best bigman on the Bulls already. He should see a lot of minutes down the stretch run of the season, especially if the Bulls fall out of playoff contention.

Shaquille O’Neal, Phoenix Suns
Yes, the Big Diesel is somewhat of a sleeper in the fantasy basketball world. Most everyone runs away from the idea of picking up O’Neal. His strengths this season have been negated by his weaknesses. But if he’s available on your league’s waiver wire, you may want to think about picking him up. Shaq will be motivated to bring Phoenix a ring and his level of play should improve greatly playing next to Steve Nash.

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Sean Williams, New Jersey Nets
As long as Jason Kidd is still with the Nets, Williams should be able to develop into the best bigman on the Nets.

Derrick Rose, University of Memphis
Rose is a true point guard prospect who should be a top pick in the 2008 NBA Draft. He’s also a very explosive athlete.

David Lee, New York Knicks
The only thing stopping Lee from being a double-double machine is playing time. Expect him to find playing time sometime in 2008.

Mike Conley, Memphis Grizzlies
The Grizzlies will find a spot for Conley in the starting lineup sooner rather than later. Once he gets a chance, Conley should be very good.

Ronnie Brewer, Utah Jazz
Brewer is already showing the world what he can do. As he gets more comfortable on the NBA level, expect his numbers to grow.

Louis Williams, Philadelphia 76ers
Williams will get the starting point guard job once Andre Miller is traded. Williams has shown great potential as a scorer and a playmaker.

Yi Jianlian, Milwaukee Bucks
Yi is playing well in his rookie year. He has already shown the skills necessary to be a very good player in the NBA.

Michael Beasley, Kansas State
Beasley is putting up monster numbers at Kansas State. There’s a good chance that Beasley becomes the number one pick of the 2008 draft.

Tyrus Thomas, Chicago Bulls
With Scott Skiles getting fired, Thomas could see his playing time rise greatly in the coming months. Thomas has played well when given extended minutes.

Andrew Bynum, Los Angeles Lakers
Bynum is already a very good player. In 2008, expect Bynum to become a great player.

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