WCS and Aaron Gordon following trades
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WCS and Aaron Gordon following trades
thoughts on their value after trade? ie worth owning in 10 team leagues? would you waive say nerlens noel or pat beverley for either?
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no.
Willie will probably still play 25 min, with Anthony Tolliver a threat to his minutes (i'm serious). Both Noel and Beverley are top 80 players and not worth dumping.
Willie will probably still play 25 min, with Anthony Tolliver a threat to his minutes (i'm serious). Both Noel and Beverley are top 80 players and not worth dumping.
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wcs dominating too and now claimed off waivers lol
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pootbrah wrote:wcs dominating too and now claimed off waivers lol
I'll ask this. I have Clint Capela, he's probably my most droppable player. WCS, Nurkic and Chriss are still on my waivers right now... would you drop Capela for any of those 3 and which 1? I think WCS has the most potential to finish the season a top 50-60 fantasy player these last 25 games or so. That's all I need really but dumping Capela makes me nervous that he'll finish the best player of this group because he's been solid. It's a 9 cat league
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weezybaby856 wrote:pootbrah wrote:wcs dominating too and now claimed off waivers lol
I'll ask this. I have Clint Capela, he's probably my most droppable player. WCS, Nurkic and Chriss are still on my waivers right now... would you drop Capela for any of those 3 and which 1? I think WCS has the most potential to finish the season a top 50-60 fantasy player these last 25 games or so. That's all I need really but dumping Capela makes me nervous that he'll finish the best player of this group because he's been solid. It's a 9 cat league
coin flip between wcs, nurkic and capela for me..... i would stick to capela simply because hes the most proven, though also probably has the least upside because we know his minutes are capped at mid 20s.....
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pootbrah wrote:weezybaby856 wrote:pootbrah wrote:wcs dominating too and now claimed off waivers lol
I'll ask this. I have Clint Capela, he's probably my most droppable player. WCS, Nurkic and Chriss are still on my waivers right now... would you drop Capela for any of those 3 and which 1? I think WCS has the most potential to finish the season a top 50-60 fantasy player these last 25 games or so. That's all I need really but dumping Capela makes me nervous that he'll finish the best player of this group because he's been solid. It's a 9 cat league
coin flip between wcs, nurkic and capela for me..... i would stick to capela simply because hes the most proven, though also probably has the least upside because we know his minutes are capped at mid 20s.....
I agree, although I do like Nurkic and he is in a really good situation in Portland. I prefer either of those guys to WCS. His offensive game isn't there yet.
Another play is Skal Lab but not in a ten team league.
Gordon should be coming on strong to end the season.
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