Andrew Bogut, the Australian bigman for the Milwaukee Bucks, could miss up to a month due to a strained leg muscle. The injury occurred on Wednesday in the game that saw the Bucks beat the New Jersey Nets by a final score of 99-85.
For Bogut fantasy owners, this is bad news for a player who is having arguably the best season of his career. The 24-year-old former number one overall pick is averaging 16.1 points, 9.2 rebounds and 1.44 blocks while shooting 56.5% from the field. Bogut has had a history of injuries so while this news isn’t horribly surprising, …read more

A number of NBA players are off to great starts. However, some of the starts are fool’s gold. Here are some players that you should sell high by trading them now. If you have these fantasy basketball players on your fantasy team, definitely take note.
C Andrew Bynum, Los Angeles Lakers
To begin the fantasy basketball season, Andrew Bynum has been amazing. He seems to be living up to his vast potential. That said, expect his numbers to come crashing back down to earth once Pau Gasol returns. Trade him now while he’s putting up superstar numbers.
PF Chris Bosh, Toronto Raptors
Yes, Chris …read more

Although the NBA season is still just beginning, there are already a number of rookies that are making big waves in the fantasy basketball world. Here’s a look at the best fantasy basketball rookies so far:
PG Brandon Jennings, Milwaukee Bucks
Wow. Brandon Jennings has gone from a quiet season in Europe to a monster first few weeks in the NBA. He’s currently averaging 20.7 points and 5.2 assists in 32.7 minutes per game.
SG Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors
Although he hasn’t been the scoring machine that he was billed as coming out of college, Stephen Curry is impressing with his all-around game. …read more

Looking for an up-and-coming point guard to add to your fantasy basketball team? Here are a few point guards who racked up assists in the 2009 NBA summer league.
Brandon Jennings, Milwaukee Bucks
Over the last year, Brandon Jennings has been in the news a lot due to his experience playing in Europe. In summer league, he showed good point guard potential. He averaged 8.2 assists and 3.6 steals per game while proving he may be able to help this year.
Marcus Williams, Memphis Grizzlies
Remember him? Marcus Williams is trying to get back into the NBA. In summer league, he didn’t hurt his …read more

If you watch the 2009 NBA Draft, there’s sure to be a lot of hype. Every player who is selected near the top of the draft will be talked up as if they’ll come into the NBA ready to be an All-Star. However, the truth is that many of the rookies won’t be ready to help during the 2009-10 fantasy basketball season.
Here is a list of five rookies who won’t be ready to live up to their potential:
Ricky Rubio
Yes, Rubio has a massive amount of potential. But he’s only 18 right now and will need a year or two to …read more

If you are in a dynasty league, it’s important to know which players coming into the league could help your team. Here’s a look far into the future as we take a peak at the 2009 NBA Draft and look at the top five prospects.
1) Demar DeRozan, Compton High School
DeRozan is a 6-foot-6 shooting guard from Compton, California who is headed to USC next season. DeRozan is an explosive guard who can score from above the rim. His jumper is decent and his basketball IQ seems to be high for a high school player. Look for him to make an …read more