Kwame Brown has signed a two-year contract to join the Detroit Pistons. While Brown has been a total bust as a number one overall draft pick, his prospects for future fantasy basketball seasons actually look brighter now.
The Pistons are the perfect team for Brown. He can learn slowly and can play as a role player for the first time in his career. He will no longer have the pressure of his draft status or a big contract hanging over his head. He’s now just a player who has a shot to start at center in the …read more

Luis Scola, Houston Rockets
After playing well in a reserve role, Luis Scola is now starting for the Houston Rockets. Chuck Hayes began the season as the team’s starting power forward but Scola has taken over due to his myriad of skills. He has shown to be a capable scorer, rebounder and even passer. His fantasy value could rise greatly if he starts to average big minutes.

Al Thornton, Los Angeles Clippers
Al Thornton has been in and out of the starting lineup for the Clippers. As the season wears on and the Clippers fall further and further out of …read more

In a move that sent shockwaves through the Western Conference, the Memphis Grizzlies traded Pau Gasol to the Los Angeles Lakers in a move that netted the Grizzlies cap flexibility and prospects. The Lakers, on the other hand, got a player who could elevate their team from playoff contender to championship contender.
In the fantasy basketball world, this trade also has a huge impact. With Gasol on the Lakers, he’ll be surrounded by a lot of good scorers and rebounders, which will negatively affect his scoring and rebounding totals. However, he should also become a more efficient player because he won’t …read more