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

5. Chris Bosh, Toronto Raptors
Although Bosh had a stretch of the season in which he struggled, he’s back to playing great basketball. The acquisition of Shawn Marion has opened up his game a little bit and he’s able to concentrate more on scoring the basketball.
4. LeBron James, Cleveland Cavaliers
LeBron has been shooting the ball extremely well from the outside, shooting better than 41% on three-pointers in the month of March. If he can add good outside shooting to his repertoire, he’ll become even more impossible to defend.
3. Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks
His three-pointers aren’t dropping at their normal rate (30% …read more

The Toronto Raptors are a mess. At 10-17, they are vastly underperforming their expectations. They’ve already fired one head coach and the players don’t seem to be responding to the new head coach.

All that said, they have some interesting fantasy basketball options. First and foremost is Chris Bosh. At the beginning of the season, Bosh was one of the best fantasy bigmen in the NBA. But recently, he has been in a major slump. His shooting percentages have plummeted and he’s settling for too many jumpers. He’s also not rebounding or blocking shots as well as usual. The good news …read more

In fantasy basketball, the players that help your free throw percentage the most are players who get to the line a lot and hit for a high percentage. Here is a look at fantasy basketball players who can get to the line and drain their attempts:
Dirk Nowtizki, Dallas Mavericks
If you have Dirk Nowitzki on your fantasy team, you have to love what he does for you at the free throw line. Not only does he get there often, he also is hitting over 90% from the charity stripe. Since he’s the Mavericks’ number one option offensively, he’ll have no trouble …read more

Kobe Bryant – The reining MVP will try to be world’s best.
LeBron James – The manchild could be team’s go-to player.
Dwyane Wade – Wade has a history of needed clutch play.
Carmelo Anthony – May be the best pure scorer in the world.
Dwight Howard – The interior anchor of the team.
Chris Paul – Becoming an MVP caliber point guard quickly.
Deron Williams – Joins Williams as young stud point guard.
Jason Kidd – Old veteran still great asset for this team.
Chris Bosh – Multifaceted bigman capable of anything.
Michael Redd – The team’s designated shooter.
Carlos Boozer – The muscle for Team USA.
Tayshaun Prince – …read more

1) Amare Stoudemire, Phoenix Suns
As the season went on, Amare Stoudemire got strong and stronger. By the last couple months of the season, Stoudemire was by far the best fantasy basketball bigman in the game. His past injury concerns are now behind him.
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2) Kevin Garnett, Boston Celtics
The only reason Kevin Garnett slipped a bit in fantasy basketball was because the Celtics were just too good. With Garnett’s minutes down, his overall fantasy impact wasn’t as impressive. However, he was still a very good player this year.
3) Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks
Dirk Nowitzki didn’t have the most consistent season …read more

Although Chris Bosh has only missed eight games, it has seemed a lot longer since the power forward was able to suit up for the Toronto Raptors. The Raptors have struggled without him and fantasy owners have also been counting down the days until they can add back to their lineup.
That date appears to be just around the corner. Bosh has targeted this coming Wednesday as the day he will return from his knee injury. When Bosh first went out, most people thought he’d only miss a few games. While it’s been quite a bit longer, it’s good to see …read more

Chris Bosh has played very well this season and has been a very nice fantasy basketball option. With Bosh’s sore knee, there is now a bump in the road. The good news for the Raptors and Bosh fantasy owners is that he isn’t expected to miss much time.
The plan right now appears to be to rest Bosh the next three games and then he should be ready to go after that. However, a sore knee can be a tricky injury. It’s a nagging type injury that could slow Bosh down for an extended period of time. If you are still …read more

If your fantasy league uses free throw percentage as a category, there’s no doubt that you know how frustrating it can be to have a bad free throw shooter on your team. On the flipside, there are some players who shoot so well from the line that they can hide the deficiencies on your team. Not only does straight up percentage count but as important is the quantity of attempts. Here are the best free throw shooters in fantasy basketball.
1) Dirk Nowtizki, Dallas Mavericks
He gets to the line a whole lot and he hits for a great percentage. Since Avery …read more

1. Chris Paul, New Orleans Hornets
Paul is the best player in all of fantasy basketball this season. His game is perfectly built for him to be a fantasy basketball stud for a long time.
2. LeBron James, Cleveland Cavaliers
Perhaps the best player in all of the NBA, James is also great in the fantasy world. The scary part is he’s still getting better.
3. Chris Bosh, Toronto Raptors
Bosh is an underrated bigman superstar – in both the NBA and in fantasy basketball. His skill level seems to rise each month he’s in the league.
4. Josh Smith, Atlanta Hawks
Smith is an athletic freak …read more