Randy Foye vs Jordan Crawford

ss3walkman · Post #1 » by **ss3walkman** » Thu Dec 15, 2011 2:35 am

Foye showed he could be fantasy asset when Gordon was out last season. With Gordan being traded should I pick up Foye or keep Crawford? I have him cause I haven't heard anything about Nick Young and Crawford was a beast with Young out.

Thoughts?

It's a head to head league

Points (PTS) 1 Blocks (BLK) 3 Steals (STL) 3 Assists (AST) 2 Offensive Rebounds (OREB) 2 Defensive Rebounds (DREB) 1 Turnovers (TO) -1 Field Goals Made (FGM) 0.5 Three Pointers Made (3PM) 3 Double Doubles (DD) 10 Triple Doubles (TD) 15 Quadruple Doubles (QD) 20

Apathy · Post #2 » by **Apathy** » Thu Dec 15, 2011 3:27 am

foye is terrible. dont forget about chauncey

young's almost certainly gonna be resigned

both players are pretty worthless, drop em for someone else

ss3walkman · Post #3 » by **ss3walkman** » Thu Dec 15, 2011 3:30 am

I don't know. Last year Foye avg 17pts 4ast and 3reb a game.

Nick Young is good but it appears they like Crawford more. And there has been no word about Young. He hasn't even been practicing. Rumor is they're looking to trade him.

Apathy · Post #4 » by **Apathy** » Thu Dec 15, 2011 3:35 am

i live in LA and followed the clippers closely. the clippers experienced an absurd rash of injuries. not happeninig again. did you check the percentages on his numbers? how much PT he needed to get them? the team didnt have any playmakers aside from griffin. keep foye if you want but the chances of a repeat are zero

re young,

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wiz ... _blog.html

very few restricted FAs leave their teams

furthermore crawford shot under 40% from the field and under 30% from the 3-point line when he put up all those empty numbers. he's one of the worst players in the NBA who luckboxed into a showcase situation. not happening again

ss3walkman · Post #5 » by **ss3walkman** » Thu Dec 15, 2011 3:49 am

I'm not in a percentage league so the percentages don't really matter to me. Real life is one thing, fantasy is another.

I could care less if either of them went 5 for 20 from the floor as long as I get my points. My scoring categories are listed. We don't lose points for bad percentages.

I think Nick Young is going to get traded and even so I think the trades of Paul and Howard will cause it to happen.

Plenty of teams need a SG still. I think they're just waiting on the right offer.

PerkinsFor3 · Post #6 » by **PerkinsFor3** » Thu Dec 15, 2011 1:51 pm

Foye *could* emerge as the starting SG in LA.

Apathy · Post #7 » by **Apathy** » Thu Dec 15, 2011 3:54 pm

ss3walkman wrote:I'm not in a percentage league so the percentages don't really matter to me. Real life is one thing, fantasy is another.

I could care less if either of them went 5 for 20 from the floor as long as I get my points. My scoring categories are listed. We don't lose points for bad percentages.

I think Nick Young is going to get traded and even so I think the trades of Paul and Howard will cause it to happen.

Plenty of teams need a SG still. I think they're just waiting on the right offer.

you don't get points for minutes either, so why pay attention to them, right?

ss3walkman · Post #8 » by **ss3walkman** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 8:27 am

Apathy wrote:
ss3walkman wrote:I'm not in a percentage league so the percentages don't really matter to me. Real life is one thing, fantasy is another.

I could care less if either of them went 5 for 20 from the floor as long as I get my points. My scoring categories are listed. We don't lose points for bad percentages.

I think Nick Young is going to get traded and even so I think the trades of Paul and Howard will cause it to happen.

Plenty of teams need a SG still. I think they're just waiting on the right offer.

you don't get points for minutes either, so why pay attention to them, right?

What is the point your making?

Apathy · Post #9 » by **Apathy** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 4:26 am

that skill matters, and if you're AIDS at the game of basketball chances are you'll never get an extended opportunity

lightning don't strike twice