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PG: Chris Paul, Grievis Vasquez, Jason Kidd
SG:Dwyane Wade, Jose Calderon, Paul George
SF: MKG, MWP
PF: Paul Millsap, Carlos Boozer, Kenneth Faried
C: Roy Hibbert, Larry Sanders

9 cat, 8 teams roto

I think I'm already loaded with this team, but you never know.

he's better than faried or mkg

Apathy wrote:he's better than faried or mkg

I decided to let go of MKG for Kawhi

team 1: Drop Byron Mullens or Andrew Bynum for Leonard?

team 2: Drop Jason Thompson, Ed Davis or J Kidd for Leonard??

LifeBaller11 wrote:team 1: Drop Byron Mullens or Andrew Bynum for Leonard?

team 2: Drop Jason Thompson, Ed Davis or J Kidd for Leonard??

I am anti Bynum so I would drop him from team 1

Team 2. , all those players are productive right now with guaranteed minutes so u can stand pat. Thompson and Davis are also playing with Bigs who may be traded as well. Consider dropping Davis if it is a must

Drop Bynum; drop Thompson or Davis

I s'pose Davis. Not totally sold on Thompson.

I ended up dropping Byron Mullens b/c of his "severe" ankle sprain, though I hate doing it without knowing how long he potentially be out for. Only reason I didn't drop Bynum was that he's starting to ramp up activity and I held on to him this long so far. I'm still in the top 3 or 4 without him so hopefully by the time he gets back he'll put me over the top.

I dropped Ed Davis in the other, it was a tough choice but Ed and JT are kinda redundant with similar games. Hoping Ed clears waivers without anyone going after him and I might just drop em for each other going forward depending on schedule.

LifeBaller11 wrote:Only reason I didn't drop Bynum was that he's starting to ramp up activity and I held on to him this long so far. .

Sunk cost fallacy. Did you even read the Bynum update? Outside of keeper leagues Bynum is confirmed useless:

An MRI showed Andrew Bynum's knees are improving and he has been cleared to step up his rehab, but there is still no timetable on his return.
Sixers GM Tony DiLeo called it good news but admitted he doesn't know if Bynum can help the team this season. According to DiLeo, increased activity is part one of a six-step rehab process. The team will wait to see how his knee responds to the added stress before determining anything further. The Sixers big man did say he's "confident" he'll suit up this year, but it appears we've still got a ways to go before that happens.