One stat that can be difficult to win is the blocked shot category. There are so few players who excel at blocking shots that it makes those players extra valuable. Here are some players who can really block some shots and thus help your fantasy basketball team.

Dwight Howard, Orlando Magic
Although he wasn’t much of a shot blocker until this season, Dwight Howard is suddenly the best in the business of blocking shots. Using his strength, length and athleticism, he’s become a terror around the rim.
Marcus Camby, Los Angeles Clippers
Over the last few seasons, Marcus Camby has been the player who …read more

The Golden State Warriors signed French forward Ronny Turiaf to an offer sheet that the Los Angeles Lakers declined to match. Turiaf is now official a member of the Golden State Warriors.
Turiaf isn’t an overly skilled player and he doesn’t have great size, however he hustles and he brings boundless energy to the court. He’s also a good shotblocker and has an emerging jump shot.
While Turiaf likely won’t start for the Warriors, he’ll be one of the first bigs off the bench. And with the way Don Nelson likes to run the ball up and down the …read more

While the news regarding Andrew Bynum seems to change on a daily basis, fantasy basketball owners need to come to a sad conclusion – it’s time to forget about him. Bynum, the talented and young center for the Los Angeles Lakers, has little to no fantasy value at this point.
The best case scenarios coming out of Los Angeles have Bynum returning for the last few games. Even if he does so, Bynum will have to slowly work back into his groove. It’s likely that he’ll come off the bench at first and play limited minutes. Bynum, even if he returns …read more