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(by Oleh Kosel)
This article is the first of three attempting to break down the 2008 NBA draft into “Who’s Happy”, “Who’s Puzzled”, and “Who’s Sad” sections. First up, I’ll discuss the teams that appear to be winners in this interesting draft. The next two sections will follow in prompt fashion. Enjoy! [More]
(by Madison Jones)
It’s been awhile since the last installment of this series, but with us reaching the middle of the season, I just had to get this one out there. At this point, most teams have played 80-82 games. That makes it really easy for fantasy players to determine who to move and who to keep. No, I don’t mean dumping guys who traditionally start off a season hot and then tire down the stretch in order to grab guys who traditionally start slow and catch fire the second half. Although that is something everyone should pay attention to. [More]
(by Roberto Baltazar)
Now that league drafting will soon be upon us, it’s time for us to look at what lies ahead. As a fantasy owner, what do you do when you look at the NFL Strength of Schedule (SOS) and see that your key fantasy players will be facing some tough games? Do you stock your roster with players having favorable schedules against the run and pass defenses, and then trade players facing a difficult schedule? [More]
(by Tony Huang)
For the second installment of FHC’s Year in Review, I’m going to look at the players that flew under the radar on draft day. At least one of these bargains are most likely what helped you win your championship, or kept someone right on your heels this year. [More]
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