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Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Heat number one -Just as we expected

The first week of the NBA has been filled with conclusions drawn from a tiny sample size. Teams have only played 2-4 games. There are some interesting things happening in the league.

"The NBA is so FRUSTRATING.  The same teams win AGAIN  and AGAIN. Another year and again the Heat have the number one seed in the east." Aside from my internet commenter impression, small sample sizes have the Miami Heat as the number one seed yet again. They aren't dead, even after losing LeBron to Cleveland

Klay Thompson got paid. Also, Klay Thompson is the leading scorer in the NBA.

As of Monday morning, the New Orleans Pelicans were number one in blocks and rebounds.

After withdrawing from FIBA, due to fear of injury, Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant are each out for at least the first month of the season.

Speaking of FIBA, Rudy, DeMarcus and Klay all have had amazing performances so far.

Who ya got: Anthony Davis 27/17/9 or Demarcus Cousins 34/20/4? (Pts/rebs/blks) They were drafted in most fantasy leagues as the number one power forward and number one center respectively. Anyone who has either is satisfied.

John Wall is second in assists. People to be confused about his point guard skills. He led last year and continues to dominate the assist category.  Perhaps all the years of him being the leader of awful Washington teams led to a misevaluation of his talents, but he's poised to be a conventional point guard who can also score at will.

Is Perry Jones the best fantasy pickup of the year?

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