what do i do with bynam, out 8 weeks. 12 team standard cat roto league, im currently in first place. should i keep him or drop him for someone like nocioni, nate robinson, matt barnes, dampier, j moon, a daniels, brevin knight, kurt thomas, sean williams, joe smith, james jones. if i should drop then who for??
my team
calderon
iggy
paul
r brewer
david west
peja
chandler
okafor
boozer
raja bell
bynam
biedrins
grant hill
andrew bynam. keep him????
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andrew bynam. keep him????
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Drop him, then pick him up in 5 or 6 weeks. Should still be early enough that no one else grabs him, but late enough you don't take too big a hit.
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What if one is say, in a Keeper League? We keep 4 guys per year, and other candidates are Butler (lock), Pierce (also probably a lock), Tinsley (been absolutely awesome this year, but I don't know if I can count on him enough to make him a keeper), Boozer, Bosh and JJ. Knowing how Bynum should continue to grow, I'm really afraid of letting him go, because I'd really like to have him for next year.
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I'm in first and third in my two leagues ... and I'm trying to use my 5th waiver priority on him to sit him on my roster for the next 8 weeks. I'd rather drop down a few spots in the standings, and have him back for the Playoffs.
For someone that has an under .500 record though in H2H, or low in the Roto standings, I'd let him go and use the numbers from a mediocre healthy player instead. All depends where you're at.
I lived with Kevin Martin being gone for a while, and didn't struggle so I'm sure I can live with having Bynum there on my bench.
For someone that has an under .500 record though in H2H, or low in the Roto standings, I'd let him go and use the numbers from a mediocre healthy player instead. All depends where you're at.
I lived with Kevin Martin being gone for a while, and didn't struggle so I'm sure I can live with having Bynum there on my bench.
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