Things have quieted down after a chaotic trade deadline as we head into the NBA All-Star weekend. Perhaps the most shocking post-deadline news has been the cancellation of the Mark Williams deal, on account of his failed physical with the Lakers. Dalton Knecht and Cam Reddish will head back to LA and Williams to Charlotte. Now we’re all curious about Williams’ health; was Charlotte hiding something? Presumably, Williams’ health was one of the main reasons why the Hornets were eager to let him go in the first place.
In other news, the Western Conference has some new faces on top. The Grizzlies sit at second seed with the Nuggets closely behind, while the Rockets have dropped to fourth. Three teams are 26-26 between the ninth and eleventh seeds, illustrating the parity of this conference.
The languishing Wizards still sit at the basement of the East with a league-worst 9-43 record. The Hornets are five games ahead at 13-37. One of the more surprising teams is the Pistons, who are the sixth seed with a 27-26 record and have overtaken the once-mighty Orlando Magic.
Not everybody is going to be as locked-in as you are when it comes to winning your fantasy leagues. That’s where we come in; We’re shooting the Three Lists of Threes today for your weekly dose of fantasy tips: Buy-lows, sell-highs, and streams.
Three Lists of Threes for NBA Week 16
Check ’em out below:
- Top three fantasy basketball streamers for Week 16
- Top three fantasy basketball buy-lows for Week 16
- Top three fantasy basketball sell-highs for Week 16
Go get ’em.
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