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[Chiyeung DjChi Lau]

Anyone wish to start a podcast? Just wondering.

Here is my advice for this years season

I've been playing for a while. Every season their are kids wondering who to choose when they receive their picks. You need to look at their players previous stats and the changes to their teams.

This year Chris Paul should be on the top 2 of anybody's draft. Not picking him first is a mistake. While Kobe and Lebron are also good choices, Paul dominates the assist and steal categories. Along with his 20+ points a game, nice rebounding, good FG and Foul shooting % Expect him to carry his team to the Play offs. While Kobe has insane scoring averages, expect all his stats to dip slightly. He has other players that can pick up the slack including the return of Andrew Bynum. I would say Lebron James before Kobe, as LBJ is the only person on his team that is actually good. LBJ will be expected to average 30 a game, along with a good amount of assist and rebounds.


1. Chris Paul
2. Lebron James
3. Kobe

It doesn't matter as long as these 3 players are in your top 3 picks.
Some say Amare can be top 3, please that is a overstatement. You want a guard that dominates all the fields. I was crazy enough to include 4 PGs in my league and won 3rd place in a prize league.

Fantasy Basketball is about the PGs and the PFs man.

So which guard would you get with your first round pick?
Aside from Chris Paul of course..

Steve Nash should be a top pick, he might not be a beast like his 2006-2007 year but expect to see 10+ dimes, insane Free throw percentages around the 90s and Field goal and 3 point percentages around the 50s. Nash is a stat machine, combine that with 15-20 points and your team is set.

Deron Williams is a great choice. Leading the Jazz to the playoffs, Williams is always a good choice. If you're in a keeper league and you choose Williams, you have nothing to worry about, he will greatly improve over time.

Allen Iverson. To tell you the truth, A.I is no longer what he use to be. You want someone to fill up your assist sheet. But A.I gets you those steals and points. Choose him if you want a heavy scorer.

Jason Kid. Old school veteran. Enough said. J Kidd might be getting old but he will always fill up those stats each night.



If you're in your last rounds Choose Chris Duhan of the New York Knicks. As he will be running the Knicks fast tempo offense, expect 5-10 assist and 10 points from this guy.

[MaiAndy]

My first pick:LeBron James. =P

-Tech Knight status
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[Chiyeung DjChi Lau]

I need 2-4 kids for a podcast
il do a PF/SF section soon

[Tech '10]

no love for defense i see . lol, marcus camby anyone?

[MaiAndy]

Tech'10, on Oct 19 2008, 05:59 PM, said:

no love for defense i see . lol, marcus camby anyone?

Pick up some Detroit Pistons, Shane Batier maybe? Bruce Bowen.

[Tech '10]

dont mention bruce bowen. 90% of all players hate him.

[MaiAndy]

Tech'10, on Oct 20 2008, 04:12 PM, said:

dont mention bruce bowen. 90% of all players hate him.

My friend said when a player takes a jump shot, he moves his foot to where he's going to land and he twists his ankle.

[Chiyeung DjChi Lau]

Why Marcus Camby when you have other choices. Stoudemioe, Yao, Al Jefferson are better picks than Camby.
The Spurs players suck, except duncan and tony parker can be decent last round picks.