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10/24/09

Ten undervalued stars in fantasy hoops

Return on investment: ten undervalued stars in fantasy hoops

NBA, Minnesota Timberwolves, Phoenix Suns, Charlotte Bobcats, Chicago Bulls, Denver Nuggets, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, New Orleans Hornets, New York Knicks, Los Angeles Clippers, *Fantasy

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Looking for value in your Hoops drafts this weekend? Looking for sneaky, smart picks in the soon-to-arrive fantasy hoops game on FanIQ? Look no further.

Fanhouse's Tom Lorenzo gives us an entertaining and informative take on undervalued players in fantasy. There are some household names here (Carmelo Anthony) but relative to their current draft position, they are likely to provide excellent value.

Best guy on this list you never heard of? Anthony Morrow of the Golden State Warriors. He is probably the best pure jumpshooter in the NBA right now. His minutes will be in flux--he's coached by Don Nelson after all--but his talent is real. He scored 37 points in his first NBA start last season. He should be a quality source of points, 3-pointers and percentages and will be sitting there at the end of your draft. Don't sleep.

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10/24/09

Heyhey1970

0	Wow, is "Mello" really undervalued? I like John Salmons of the Bulls too. The big knock on him that he'll have to overcome this year is that he can't beat you off the dribble. If that's not fixed, look for the Bulls to look pretty bad some nights.

10/24/09

redsox1002003

0	no one ever talks about danny granger of the pacers. he's got a bright future

10/24/09

guylake

redsox1002003 wrote:

no one ever talks about danny granger of the pacers. he's got a bright future

Au contraire, mon frere. Granger is beloved in fantasy circles. He is a top 6 pick or higher on every list I have seen. Rotoworld, Rotowire, Yahoo Fantasy , ESPN Fantasy, Fanhouse and others all love Granger. He helps in so many categories and qualifies at so many positions, he is impossible to overlook...unless you are mainstream media.

10/24/09

kantwistaye

1	I remember writing up the Triple Threat the night Morrow went off for 37 and thinking "Who the heck is this guy?". Warriors have a lot of fun young talent. Too bad almost none of it goes together into a good solid team.