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This week, Surge dispenses with the small talk. He's all business, and he brings you the best players to pluck off of the fantasy NBA waiver wire, right before the All-Star week brings it's snoozer brand of unreal basketball to our television sets. Get 'em while they are hot!
Yesterday, brave and weather-hardened souls that form some of the best and brightest of the baseball blogosphere converged on Bloomberg's Manhattan headquarters for a rare treat. Bloomberg Sports gave a preview of the fantasy and pro baseball products that was announced a while back in
The Fantasy Lounge is proud to present an innovative approach to fandom and team coverage. Moderator Cubbyblue has spearheaded an effort that will combine the best parts of forums with the best parts of team-specific blog coverage by creating team threads on our forums for each of the teams in the major four leagues. In these threads, a main user will cover his or her favorite team, while other forum users can comment and ask questions. It's a little more low-key than a team-specific blog, but on the other hand, it allows fans of all teams to check in with other teams without leaving the site.
We recently looked at players that were hitting or missing too many chippie shots at the rim in an effort to find some sell-highs and buy-lows. Now it's time to move to another critical spot on the floor: the long two. The long two is the worst shot in basketball right now, as it goes in fewer than anything save a three (40%) and it's worth fewer points. In any case, players generally hit about the same amount of long twos as their career average. We'll find the outliers and make some predictions.







