Welcome to Week 14 of the NBA fantasy basketball season. Not much has changed since last week; the Cavs are still atop the East, and the Thunder are still dominating the league. I suppose we all sort of knew already, but we have a good idea of which teams are shamelessly dropping their anchors to sink their ships to the bottom in the search for buried treasure, AKA Cooper Flagg.
The 6-38 Wizards are the losers of 13 straight, holding an astonishing 1-20 Away record in the process and a pathetic 13.6% win percentage. The next worst team is the Jazz, who are 10-33 and spiraling straight down into the lottery. Despite the NBA’s efforts to curb blatant tanking by changing the rules a few seasons ago, the issue is still rampant. The bottom three teams who missed the playoffs all have an equal 14% chance of securing the number one pick. Last season, the Atlanta Hawks won the lottery despite having 3% odds to do so.
Enough about the lottery. These teams suck; your fantasy teams might too. Let’s fix that.
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 14
Check ’em out below:
- Top three fantasy basketball streamers for Week 14
- Top three fantasy basketball buy-lows for Week 14
- Top three fantasy basketball sell-highs for Week 14
Go get ’em.
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