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Dropping Dimes Mock Draft Blog 2007: Round 2, Pick 6 - Dwight Howard
Posted by Dennis Velasco Categories: Editorial, H2H, Props, Roto, Site Features, Southeast Division, Orlando Magic, Talent,
The Fig Cap: “Shoot, my game is so pretty, the rim should kiss me back!”
Yes, the love continues for Orlando Magic players with ‘Shard going with the previous pick, but have no fear, Tony Battie won’t be the next selection. And neither will Pat Garrity. However, the Man-Child, Dwight Howard IS being chosen here and some of it does have to do with that aforementioned ‘Shard guy. Right off the bat, I’ll say that both are getting pay-haid after signing new contracts with the Magic and it’s fitting that they are both in the money at the same time because both of their values could go hand-in-hand with how they play off of each other.
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Dropping Dimes Mock Draft Blog 2007: Round 2, Pick 5
Posted by Ron Chow Categories: Free Agency, H2H, Roto, Site Features, Southeast Division, Orlando Magic, Talent,
Wow, can you believe that Rashard Lewis was selected in Round 3, pick 4 last year? A lot has changed since then - Brittney Spears is divorced, Paris Hilton was in jail, Rosie O’Donnell quit “The View,” and eventually replaced by Whoopi Goldberg. Jeez, I need to put down those gossip magazines! (ED: No doubt, woman!)
In the fantasy basketball world, prior to the Kevin Garnett trade, one of the major headlines this offseason was the free agent signing of Rashard Lewis by the Orlando Magic. The Magic was looking for a 3-point presence to help prevent defenses from collapsing in on the man-child, Dwight Howard. In Rashard Lewis they have that 3-point presence and a lot more!
Round 2, Pick 5: Rashard Lewis, SF, Orlando Magic
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Dropping Dimes Mock Draft Blog: Round 2, Pick 4
Posted by Scott Sargent Categories: Atlantic Division, Philadelphia 76ers, H2H, Props, Roto, Site Features, Talent,
With Dwyane Wade getting selected in the first round, this team is supplied with a solid base of roto success. While I could’ve chosen to draft a big guy, several of them were just selected with previous picks. I could’ve chosen another guard, but Jason Kidd and Chris Paul just fell off of the board. Thus, we’ll look at a younger guy that provides one of the better well-rounded games in the fantasy arena.
Points? Check.
Rebounds? Check.
Assists? Check.
Steals? Check.
Field Goal Percentage? Check.
Free Throw Percentage? Check.
Alright, you’re hired.
Andre Iguodala, SG/SF, Philadelphia 76ers
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Dropping Dimes Mock Draft Blog 2007: Round 2, Pick 3
Posted by Alvin Lai Categories: Atlantic Division, New Jersey Nets, H2H, Roto, Talent,
I had to let our first podcast marinate a little at the top of our page. It’s not every day Kevin Garnett gets traded after all! The Atlantic Division is getting crowded! Certainly in terms of fantasy impact, New Jersey no longer has the best trio in the division. Isn’t it great to have a huge trade like this to break up the summer doldrums? What else is going on in sports these days, besides the Tour de Farce?
This pick acquitted himself well last year in terms of answering the questions about his age and injury issues.
Round 2, Pick 3: Jason Kidd, PG, New Jersey Nets
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Dropping Dimes Podcast Episode 1 - KG Trade Impact
Posted by Dennis Velasco Categories: Atlantic Division, Boston Celtics, Editorial, News, Northwest Division, Minnesota Timberwolves, Props, Rookies, Roto, Site Features, Talent, Trades, Waiver Pick Ups,
Well, it’s official… Kevin Garnett is on his way to Beantown, joining Paul Pierce and Ray Allen with the Boston Celtics forming quite a formidable trio. Scott Sargent and Dennis Velasco talk about the fantasy values of the aforementioned GAP (Garnett, Allen, Pierce), as well as the former Celtics moving to the Minnesota Timberwolves. It’s the first show, so forgive any lack of production value or any real knowledge of basketball (sarc). Seriously, it’ll get better and when it does, you’ll look back at this first episode of the Dropping Dimes Podcast and think, “Wow, that first episode REALLY STUNK!”
Yeah, nowhere else to go but up.
Kevin Garnett To The Boston Celtics: Breaking Down The GAP
Posted by Dennis Velasco Categories: Atlantic Division, Boston Celtics, Editorial, H2H, News, Northwest Division, Minnesota Timberwolves, Props, Roto, Talent, Trades,
The Fig Cap: “Wait, it’s not official… yet.”
The trade that sends Kevin Garnett from his beloved “Sota” to Beantown is all but done with the only thing delaying the seemingly inevitable move being a money issue. And we all know how situations concerning money can easily be resolved, right? Sarcasm aside, it would take a huge change of mind on Garnett’s end to kill the deal, but if The Big Ticket wants to punch his own ticket to the NBA Finals by going through the weaker Eastern Conference, this will get done.
But what will the fantasy basketball impact be? Well, when dealing with the fact there will be three 20-point scorers on the same team, it will be tough to determine. Specifically, will there be enough basketballs to go around? Honestly, amongst Garnett, Ray Allen, and Paul Pierce, there really isn’t a ball hog in the group. Okay maybe The Truth, but Pierce never had a choice on most nights during the chaos that’s been the Celtics for the past several seasons.
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Dropping Dimes Mock Draft Blog: Round 2, Pick 2
Posted by Dennis Velasco Categories: Editorial, H2H, Injuries, Props, Roto, Site Features, Southwest Division, New Orleans Hornets, Talent,
Fig Cap: “Oh man, I’m going to put the sickest move on this guy, I’m about to crap my own shorts!”
Over here at Dropping Dimes, we love us some Chris Paul. So much so, we sponsor his page on every stat/historical geek’s favorite basketball website, Basketball-Reference.com... ahem, hopefully, we’re every fantasy basketball geek’s favorite blog - thanks for the support by the way! That’s also something every Hornets player on the other end of a CP3 dime says as well. Paul has proven that he has all the tools and talent for being the next big thing as far as point guards go (Deron Williams be damned!) and soon enough (when Steve Nash and Jason Kidd finally keel over and retire), CP3 will be PG1.
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Dropping Dimes One-on-One Tourney: Semi-finals
Posted by Alvin Lai Categories: Site Features, Talent,
The “versus” idea seems to be a theme of the summer. Did a little surfing and found a bad ass tournament but the voting is a bit questionable because Jack Bauer of ‘24’ was ousted in the first round! Not that I have anything in particular against Indiana Jones…
I have also seen hottest celebrity tournament brackets but here’s a hottest Disney princess tournament that some might find interesting.
Of course I am partial to our very own one-on-one-tourney. It’s the semi-finals! So let’s see who made the final four and then announce this week’s match-ups.
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Barry Bonds Hits Home Run 754
Posted by Milo Taibi Categories: Athletes, Editorial, MLB, News,
Barry Bonds is now just one Home Run away from being tied with the all time home run king, Hank Aaron. Barry saw a 2-1 fastball that he liked, and gave an extremely valuable souvenir to a fan sitting behind the Center Field wall. The home run was hit off of Florida Marlins rookie pitcher Rick Vanden Hurk. Vanden Hurk can throw his fastball at upwards of 98 MPH, but apparentley there was not enough gas behind the delivery to Bonds. It was Bonds’ first time ever facing the prospect from the Netherlands.
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