I don’t get too worried about having two players from the same team — especially when that team figures to put up plenty of points during the season.
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I think you have to be a very strong believer that both Utley and Morales will not only get healthy, but stay healthy and produce to the levels we’ve seen from them in the past to entertain this deal.
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Again, this is an extremely open-ended question. I’m happy to assess specific deals you have in mind, but it’s difficult to just look at your team and make sweeping suggestions.
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No way I play Westbrook. None. Same with Thomas. Five games with less than 50 yards receiving in his last six.
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By making this deal, you’re going to garner a slight boost in scoring, a nice gain in 3-pointers, a slight lift in rebounding and a decent bonus in steals, while FG percentage is virtually a wash. The blocks category is basically even here as well.
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For starters, does your league count FG percentage? If so, adding Curry would definitely be sweet. And if your team is hurting for treys, again, Curry is your man — he can win you that category.
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At its heart, Fantasy football is all about opportunities — you want the guys that are going to have a lot of chances to help you. Because of that, Jackson is definitely one of your picks, even in what could be a tough matchup on the road. Bottom line, Jackson is going to get in the neighborhood of 15 touches and that means he’s got a chance to make an impact. Plus, he accounted for 104 yards and a touchdown vs. Minny in Week Seven.
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