Mo Williams was traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers in a three-team trade between the Cavs, Milwaukee Bucks and the Oklahoma City Supersonics. Williams is the biggest name involved in the trade, but he’s far from the only player to switch teams. Here is a list of the players who are switching teams and the fantasy football impact of each aspect of this trade:
Mo Williams, Cleveland Cavaliers
Williams should be a very good next to LeBron James on the Cavs. He can pass, shoot and score the ball effectively. While he’s not the purest point guard, his scoring …read more

Daniel Gibson, a backup guard on the Cleveland Cavaliers, suffered a separated shoulder in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals against the Boston Celtics. After an MRI, it was determined to be a first-degree separation. Gibson is expected to miss up to two weeks with the injury.
The timing for this injury is extremely unfortunate for the Cavs. The Cavs trail the Celtics 3-2 and now face a must-win Game 6 without Gibson. In the playoffs, Gibson is averaging nine points per game on 44.9% shooting from the field.
Even if the Cavs can beat the Celtics …read more

JR Smith, Denver Nuggets
Although he doesn’t play many minutes, JR Smith has become a long range assassin for the Nuggets. He has unbelievable range on his jumper and he’s never bashful when it comes to shooting the ball. If you need three-point marksmanship, Smith is a good option for your fantasy team.
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Damon Jones, Cleveland Cavaliers
With Daniel “Boobie” Gibson out with an injury, Damon Jones has been getting more minutes. While Jones is a limited player, the one thing he can do is shoot the ball. Per minute, he’s one of the better long range bombers in the …read more