2010-11 Fantasy week 9 preview
- Shaquille O’Neal (calf): game-time decision today
- Kevin Garnett (leg): soreness limited him in Saturday’s practice, but should play today
- Semih Erden (groin): questionable today
- Jermaine O’Neal (knee): went through a full practice for the first time in more than a month Saturday
- Taj Gibson (concussion): day-to-day
- Brian Cook (ankle): out at least a week
- DeMarcus Cousins (ankle, wrist): questionable today
- Joey Graham (quad): out 2-3 weeks
- Aaron Brooks (ankle): should return today
- Darko Milicic (ankle): day-to-day
- Joel Przybilla (ankle): day-to-day
- Marcus Camby (shoulder): ditto
- George Hill (toe): day-to-day
- Delonte West (wrist): aiming to return in mid-January
- Kenyon Martin (knee): could return as early as Wednesday
- Chris Andersen (back): could return Dec. 22
- Chauncey Billups (wrist): ditto
- Andris Biedrins (back): day-to-day
- Steve Nash (neck): day-to-day, but shouldn’t miss much time
- Brandon Roy (knee): out for two more games
- Jose Calderon (foot, ankle): probable today, but should be monitored
Stock watch:
↑ Wilson Chandler: he’s been great lately, hitting threes, stealing and blocking well
↑ Hedo Turkoglu: a return to Orland should do him well, though expectations shouldn’t be too high
↑ Paul Pierce: after a string of pedestrian lines, last two have been solid
↑ Carlos Boozer: with injuries to Joakim Noah and Taj Gibson, Boozer will be heavily relied on
↑ Arron Afflalo: he’s quietly relevant again
↓ Josh Smith: he’s been average lately
↓ Al Jefferson: he averaged a meager 10.3 points on 32.5 percent shooting last week, but 2.3 blocks have been his saving grace
↓ Jason Richardson: he’ll still be good for threes, but minutes and shots won’t be as available as they were in Phoenix
↓ Baron Davis: starting gig has done nothing to revive his value
↓ Tyrus Thomas: realized trade rumors for the Bobcats are the only surefire way to bump up his fantasy value
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