Week 4 Fantasy Basketball Planner

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Fantasy Week 4 (Nov. 17-23)

Teams with four games: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Houston, L.A. Clippers, L.A. Lakers, Milwaukee, Oklahoma City, Portland, Sacramento, Toronto, Utah, Washington

Teams with three games: Charlotte, Cleveland, Dallas, Detroit, Golden State, Indiana, Memphis, Miami, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Orleans, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Antonio

*All stats heading into play Friday

Atlanta Hawks
Schedule: Nov. 18 @ IND; Nov. 19 vs. WAS; Nov. 21 vs. CHA; Nov. 22 vs. CLE
Injury Report: Josh Smith (ankle/out until at least November). He is out at least another week.; Zaza Pachulia (shoulder/day-to-day) Even when healthy and starting while Smith is out, Zaza has been useless; Speedy Claxton (hamstring/day-to-day). No need to worry about Speedy right now. He has barely played the last two years.
Slam Dunk: Joe Johnson, Mike Bibby, Al Horford
Tough Call: Marvin Williams is solid start as a No. 3 or 4 forward this week. Ronald Murray can be useful as a stopgap in leagues of 12-plus teams. Maurice Evans has been getting around 25 minutes off the bench and has three three-pointers in back-to-back games. He can be considered in cumulative scoring leagues this week if you need a last-minute fill-in at guard.
One Week Boom: Marvin Williams

Boston Celtics
Schedule: Nov. 18 vs. NY; Nov. 20 vs. DET; Nov. 21 @ MIN; Nov. 23 @ TOR
Injury Report: None
Slam Dunk: Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen
Tough Call: Rajon Rondo could have good scoring nights against New York and Minnesota, both teams allowing over 100 points per game. He should also have decent assist totals in those games. In leagues of 12-plus teams, he's a decent play as a No. 4 guard this week. Kendrick Perkins is no good in average-scoring leagues this week, but could rack up around 30 boards and a few blocks in cumulative-based category leagues.
One Week Boom: Ray Allen

Charlotte Bobcats
Schedule: Nov. 18 vs. DAL; Nov. 21 @ ATL; Nov. 22 vs. MIL
Injury Report: Jason Richardson (knee) is coming off arthroscopic knee surgery. He was ruled out for a week on Wednesday which would mean he'd play two games on a best-case scenario. He's too much of a risk to play this week. Adam Morrison has played more in his absence, but is a very low-end replacement option in Fantasy.
Slam Dunk: Emeka Okafor
Tough Call: It's a three-game week, so players like Gerald Wallace and Raymond Felton are tough calls in cumulative scoring leagues. Wallace does enough in rebounding, steals and blocks make him a quality start in even cumulative-scoring leagues. He's a safe play in average-scoring leagues and cumulative formats of 12-plus teams. He can be reserved in smaller formats. Raymond Felton has seen D.J. Augustin take away minutes and shot attempts. We recommend sitting both players this week. The Bobcats face two of the top-three defensive teams in the leagues to date (Atlanta and Milwaukee).
One Week Bust: Raymond Felton

Chicago Bulls
Schedule: Nov. 18 @ LAL; Nov. 19 @ POR; Nov. 21 @ GS; Nov. 23 @ DEN
Injury Report: Kirk Hinrich (thumb/out until February), Michael Ruffin (ankle/day-to-day).
Slam Dunk: Derrick Rose, Ben Gordon, Luol Deng
Tough Call: The Bulls have favorable matchups this week against Golden State and Denver, two teams that allow over 100 points. The Warriors allow 105.4 points per game. That makes starting Drew Gooden a good play this week, especially in leagues where he is eligible at center. Andres Nocioni has been hit-or-miss this season, but does have 16 or more points in two of his last three games including a 20-point outing against Atlanta. He could be of use in a pinch in larger leagues, but should still be reserved in most standard leagues until his role becomes more consistent.
One Week Boom: Ben Gordon

Cleveland Cavaliers
Schedule: Nov. 18 @ NJ; Nov. 19 @ DET; Nov. 22 vs. ATL
Injury Report: Darnell Jackson (wrist/day-to-day). No Fantasy relevance.
Slam Dunk: LeBron James
Tough Call: It's a three-game week for the Cavs, so even Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Mo Williams are up for debate this week in cumulative-scoring leagues. Both are safe plays, but if you have a comparable option with four games in cumulative leagues, that's the way to go. Delonte West is a fringe player that is best used for weeks with favorable matchups for four-game slates. The Cavs have neither in Week 4.
One Week Bust: Delonte West

Dallas Mavericks
Schedule: Nov. 18 @ CHA; Nov. 19 @ HOU; Nov. 21 vs. MEM
Injury Report: Devean George (hand/day-to-day). No Fantasy relevance.
Slam Dunk: Dirk Nowitzki, Jason Kidd, Josh Howard
Tough Call: Jason Terry is a safe play in average-scoring leagues, but could be reserved in cumulative-scoring leagues this week for a four-gamer. Something has gotten into Erick Dampier of late offensively and if you need a replacement option off the waiver wire in average-scoring leagues. Look to see if he stays hot Friday night against Memphis. Gerald Green is back to being useless now that Howard is back in the lineup.
One Week Boom: Erick Dampier

Denver Nuggets
Schedule: Nov. 18 vs. MIL; Nov. 19 @ SA; Nov. 21 @ LAL; Nov. 23 vs. CHI
Injury Report: Chucky Atkins (knee/day-to-day), Chris Andersen (ribs/day-to-day), Sonny Weems (hernia/day-to-day). No Fantasy relevance.
Slam Dunk: Carmelo Anthony, Chauncey Billups, Nene
Tough Call: Kenyon Martin should start in most leagues this week as at least a No. 4 forward, especially in cumulative scoring leagues considering the four-game week. J.R. Smith should only be started in deeper cumulative-scoring leagues this week. The Nuggets have tough defensive matchups all week and Smith does not do much outside of scoring, which may be limited this week. In average-scoring leagues, we recommend sitting him this week for more favorable options.
One Week Boom: Nene

Detroit Pistons
Schedule: Nov. 19 vs. CLE; Nov. 20 @ BOS; Nov. 23 vs. MIN
Injury Report: Rodney Stuckey (head/day-today). He should be back this weekend and just had a dizzy spell. Unfortunately, as a backup guard who sees limited playing time he's a tough sell this week in cumulative-scoring leagues.
Slam Dunk: Allen Iverson
Tough Call: Tayshaun Prince, Rasheed Wallace and Richard Hamilton have been playing well alongside Iverson since the trade and should be good starts in average-scoring leagues despite tough matchups against Cleveland and Boston this week. In cumulative scoring leagues, Prince can be viewed as a No. 4 guard. Wallace is a decent play as a No. 2 center in leagues of 12-plus teams. Hamilton is a No. 3 or 4 option at guard. Amir Johnson has been moved out of the starting lineup.
One Week Bust: Rodney Stuckey

Golden State Warriors
Schedule: Nov. 18 vs. POR; Nov. 21 vs. CHI; Nov. 23 @ PHI
Injury Report: Al Harrington (back/day-to-day). Most people believe the back injury is just a cover with Harrington and the team at ends. The two sides are in agreement that a trade is the best resolution for both sides and he is unlikely to play until that happens.
Slam Dunk: Andris Biedrins
Tough Call: In average-scoring leagues, Stephen Jackson and Corey Maggette are also slam dunks, but not in smaller cumulative leagues where better four-gamers may be available. Biedrins is a slam dunk because there aren't many centers in the league producing like him at the moment and he can do in three games what a lot of centers can't do in four. Kelenna Azubuike is a decent play in average leagues with his move into the starting lineup, but is a No. 4 option at best in cumulative formats. Brandan Wright has seen his playing time cut back again with Stephen Jackson moving to power forward for the time being.
One Week Bust: Kelenna Azubuike

Houston Rockets
Schedule: Nov. 17 @ OKC; Nov. 19 vs. DAL; Nov. 21 @ WAS; Nov. 22 @ ORL
Injury Report: Shane Battier (ankle/day-to-day), Steve Francis (knee/out indefinitely). Battier suffered a setback this week and is unlikely to play for another week or so. Francis is nowhere to be found.
Slam Dunk: Tracy McGrady, Yao Ming, Ron Artest
Tough Call: Luis Scola is still a safe play in leagues of 12-plus teams as a No. 3 or 4 forward with Shane Battier out likely for another week, especially in a four-game week. Rafer Alston will have served his two-game suspension by Monday's game against Oklahoma City and can be viewed as a No. 4 guard option in cumulative scoring leagues. His production across the board has been low for average-scoring leagues and it's best to reserve him until he gets going. Aaron Brooks may have a good weekend with Alston out of the mix, but he'll return to seeing around 25 minutes per game once Alston is back. He has been playing well, even with Alston around, though, and is a better play than the starting point guard at the moment in larger leagues.
One Week Boom: Luis Scola

Indiana Pacers
Schedule: Nov. 18 vs. ATL; Nov. 21 vs. ORL; Nov. 22 @ MIA
Injury Report: Danny Granger (knee/day-to-day), Troy Murphy (flu/day-to-day). Mike Dunleavy (knee/out indefinitely). Granger and Murphy are expected to be in the lineup this weekend and will be safe starts in the upcoming scoring period. Dunleavy has made little progress and seems unlikely to play at all this week.
Slam Dunk: Danny Granger
Tough Calls T.J. Ford is also a slam dunk in leagues that use averages, but his appeal in cumulative leagues is limited due to the three-game week. Starting Ford depends on your options, but he's not a bad play as a No. 4 guard this week if you need to start him. Troy Murphy has been limited over the last week and is a tough sell this week even in leagues where he is eligible at center. He has been under the weather and does not seem to be 100 percent at the moment.
One Week Bust: Troy Murphy

Los Angeles Clippers
Schedule: Nov. 17 vs. SA; Nov. 19 @ OKC; Nov. 21 @ PHI; Nov. 22 @ NJ
Injury Report: None
Slam Dunk: Baron Davis
Tough Call: In cumulative-scoring leagues, Marcus Camby and Chris Kaman are decent plays as a No. 2 centers due to the four-game week. Camby has been limited coming off his heel injury, but seems to be getting on track. Al Thornton is scoring well of late and is a nice play in any Head-to-Head format. His appeal in Rotisserie is limited until he can do more than just score. Cuttino Mobley can be useful in larger Head-to-Head cumulative leagues as a four-gamer, but his appeal is limited elsewhere.
One Week Boom: Chris Kaman

Los Angeles Lakers
Schedule: Nov. 18 vs. CHI; Nov. 20 @ PHO; Nov. 21 vs. DEN; Nov. 23 vs. SAC
Injury Report: None
Slam Dunk: Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol, Andrew Bynum
Tough Call: The Lakers have some favorable matchups this week, the best in the league as far as we are concerned. The Nuggets and Kings are among the most Fantasy-friendly defenses in the league and Phoenix is no defensive juggernaut just yet. It's a good week to take a chance on Lamar Odom and Derek Fisher, especially in cumulative-scoring leagues.
One Week Boom/Bust: Lamar Odom

Memphis Grizzlies
Schedule: Nov. 18 vs. SAC; Nov. 21 @ DAL; Nov. 22 vs. UTA
Injury Report: None
Slam Dunk: Rudy Gay, O.J. Mayo
Tough Call: Marc Gasol is getting on a roll offensively and has a very favorable matchup against Sacramento, which is good for owners in average-scoring leagues. In cumulative-scoring leagues, he's a decent option as a No. 2 center, but it will depend on your other options considering he plays just three games. Mike Conley continues to struggle despite starting and is a tough sell in any format right now. Hakim Warrick, Darrell Arthur and Kyle Lowry are fringe options that should be reserved in most cumulative leagues this week.
One Week Boom: Marc Gasol

Miami Heat
Schedule: Nov. 18 @ WAS; Nov. 19 vs. TOR; Nov. 22 vs. IND
Injury Report: Shawn Marion (groin/day-to-day), Shaun Livingston (knee/day-to-day), Marcus Banks (groin/day-to-day), Dorrell Wright (Achilles'/day-to-day), Jamaal Magloire (hand/out until January), James Jones (wrist/out until January). The big one here for Fantasy is Marion, who is expected to be in the lineup this weekend and should be a safe play after resting his groin for a couple of games.
Slam Dunk: Dwyane Wade, Michael Beasley
Tough Call: Marion is a tough call in smaller leagues and in cumulative-scoring because he is not 100 percent both physically and in terms of production. He also has just three games this week. In most Rotisserie leagues, Marion should play whenever healthy despite his slow start this season. In Head-to-Head, he's a great start in all average-based leagues, but is someone that can be reserved in smaller leagues for a comparable four-gamer. Udonis Haslem is eligible at center in leagues that allow multiple positions and can be used as a No. 2 center in those formats, mainly in average leagues. But his value as a forward this week is very limited. Mario Chalmers is not a good play this week in any cumulative league.
One Week Bust: Shawn Marion

Milwaukee Bucks
Schedule: Nov. 18 @ DEN; Nov. 19 @ UTA; Nov. 21 vs. NY; Nov. 22 @ CHA
Injury Report: Michael Redd (ankle/day-to-day), Charlie Villanueva (hamstring/day-to-day). Redd's injury seemed pretty harmless at first, but it has lingered for two weeks. Fantasy owners should be prepared to bench him if he does not play this weekend. Villanueva is day-to-day, but he has to fight off surging rookie Luc Richard Mbah a Moute even if he is healthy. He's a shaky start and seems to be headed for the same fate he had last year when he was stifled by Yi Jianlian's presence for long periods of time.
Slam Dunk: Richard Jefferson, Andrew Bogut
Tough Call: Ramon Sessions and Luke Ridnour seem to be able to co-exist in a Michael Redd-less world, but once Redd returns we will see who drops off. Sessions has been the most productive overall, but Ridnour seems to be locked in to the sarting point guard job and would be the most likely to retain his value. Mbah a Moute is worth starting this week in larger leagues as a four-gamer. He's getting around 35 minutes on most nights.
One Week Boom: Luke Ridnour

Minnesota Timberwolves
Schedule: Nov. 19 vs. PHI; Nov. 21 vs. BOS; Nov. 23 @ DET
Injury Report: Jason Collins (elbow/out indefinitely)
Slam Dunk: Al Jefferson
Tough Call: Mike Miller should be viewed as a No. 3 or 4 option this week in cumulative leagues. In average leagues, his value is similar considering the tough matchups all week against good defensive teams. Randy Foye can be viewed as a low-end starter as well now that he's gotten on a bit of an offensive groove. Rashad McCants has gotten going offensively, but matchups against stingy teams don't bode well for a score-only guard like him. Kevin Love is not in a groove and should sit in cumulative leagues this week and most average leagues as well due to the tough matchups.
One Week Bust: Mike Miller

New Jersey Nets
Schedule: Nov. 18 vs. CLE; Nov. 21 @ TOR; Nov. 22 vs. LAC
Injury Report: Josh Boone (ankle/day-to-day), Eduardo Najera (neck, back/day-to-day), Chris Douglas-Roberts (knee/out until December), Stromile Swift (back/out indefinitely). Boone is the only injured Nets player with any Fantasy value, but he continues to split time with rookie Brook Lopez and is a low-end No. 2 Fantasy center even when healthy.
Slam Dunk: Vince Carter
Tough Call: Devin Harris has been dealing with a tender ankle that forced him to miss a few games, but he's back and productive. In average leagues, he is a very solid start this week. In cumulative leagues, his value is that of a low-end starter due to the three-game week. Yi Jianlian continues to be a bit erratic and his appeal as a decent rebounder for Rotisserie is limited by the three-game week.
One Week Bust: Yi Jianlian

New Orleans Hornets
Schedule: Nov. 19 vs. SAC; Nov. 21 @ OKC, Nov. 22 vs. OKC
Injury Report: Melvin Ely (tooth/day-to-day)
Slam Dunk: Chris Paul, David West
Tough Call: Tyson Chandler has gotten off to a slow offensive start this season and his appeal as a No. 2 Fantasy center is limited in cumulative leagues this week due to the three-game schedule. Peja Stojakovic is 20-for-62 from the field in his last five games and is not particularly hot from beyond the arc either. He's a player to be reserved if a good four-gamer is available.
One Week Bust: Tyson Chandler

New York Knicks
Schedule: Nov. 18 @ BOS; Nov. 21 @ MIL; Nov. 22 vs. WAS
Injury Report: Danilo Gallinari (back/out indefinitely), Eddy Curry (knee/out indefinitely)
Slam Dunk: Zach Randolph, Jamal Crawford
Tough Call: The Knicks are limited to just three games, which limits their appeal in cumulative leagues. Nate Robinson has been useful as a low-end starter on four-game weeks, but should be reserved outside of average-based formats this week if possible. The same goes for Chris Duhon, Wilson Chandler, David Lee and Quentin Richardson.
One Week Bust: Nate Robinson

Oklahoma City Thunder
Schedule: Nov. 17 vs. HOU; Nov. 19 vs. L.A. Clippers; Nov. 21 vs. NO; Nov. 22 @ NO
Injury Report: Chris Wilcox (knee/day-to-day). D.J. White (jaw/out until February). Wilcox has been diagnosed with a patella subluxation and could miss a few more games. He's too risky to play this week if he does not return Sunday.
Slam Dunk: Kevin Durant
Tough Call: Second-year forward Kevin Green is enjoying a breakout season it would appear early on this fall and he is quickly emerging into a must-start. In four-game weeks, he's a definite should-start in cumulative leagues. His matchups against Houston and New Orleans (twice) don't bode well for huge numbers in average leagues, but he should be around 15 points, six rebounds and two assists. Rookie Russell Westbrook is starting to become a factor in the offense is worth considering in larger formats as a sleeper this week in cumulative formats.
One Week Boom: Jeff Green

Orlando Magic
Schedule: Nov. 18 vs. TOR; Nov. 21 @ IND; Nov. 22 vs. HOU
Injury Report: Mike Wilks (knee/out for the season)
Slam Dunk: Dwight Howard, Rashard Lewis, Hedo Turkoglu
Tough Call: Jameer Nelson is heating up, but a three-game week makes him a risky play in cumulative scoring leagues. In average leagues, he's playing well enough to use as a No. 3 guard. The same goes for Mickael Pietrus this week. Thaddeus Young and Lou Williams should be considered mainly just in average-based leagues this week.
One Week Boom: Jameer Nelson

Philadelphia 76ers
Schedule: Nov. 19 @ MIN; Nov. 21 vs. LAC; Nov. 23 vs. GS
Injury Report: Jason Smith (knee/out for the season)
Slam Dunk: Elton Brand, Andre Iguodala, Andre Miller
Tough Call: Samuel Dalembert could be in for a slow week. He faces Al Jefferson and the Chris Kaman/Marcus Camby duo in L.A. He does have one very favorable matchup against Golden State, but his value in cumulative leagues is limited to being a No. 2 Fantasy center this week.
One Week Bust: Samuel Dalembert

Phoenix Suns
Schedule: Nov. 17 @ UTA, Nov. 20 vs. LAL, Nov. 22 vs. POR
Injury Report: Leandro Barbosa (personal/out indefinitely). He flew back to Brazil to be with his family after his mother passed away. A return date has not been determined yet, making him a risky play for the upcoming week.
Slam Dunk: Amar'e Stoudemire, Steve Nash
Tough Call: The Suns have just three games this week and Shaq is just about due for one of his planned days off. That makes him a very risky play in cumulative scoring leagues as it could be possible that he plays just two games. Keep that in mind if it is a toss up.
One Week Bust: Shaquille O'Neal

Portland Trail Blazers
Schedule: Nov. 18 @ GS; Nov. 19 vs. CHI; Nov. 21 @ SAC; Nov. 22 @ PHO
Injury Report: Martell Webster (foot/out until December), Raef LaFrentz (Shoulder/may miss entire season)
Slam Dunk: Brandon Roy, LaMarcus Aldridge
Tough Call: Rudy Fernandez continues to see ample playing time and is a good start as a No. 3 or 4 Fantasy guard this week in any format. Travis Outlaw has been playing well and can be of use as a No. 4 forward or 'flex' option in larger leagues this week. Matchups against the Warriors and Kings should bode well for Fernandez and Outlaw. Greg Oden is back, but he is clearly not up to NBA speed yet. Until that happens, leave him reserved.
One Week Boom: Rudy Fernandez

Sacramento Kings
Schedule: Nov. 18 @ MEM; Nov. 19 @ NO; Nov. 21 vs. POR; Nov. 23 @ LAL
Injury Report: Kevin Martin (ankle/day-to-day), Quincy Douby (ankle/day-today), Francisco Garcia (calf/out until late November). Martin could the first couple of games in the scoring period and could miss the whole week, making him too risky to start in Fantasy. Reserve him unless the Kings announce plans to activate him.
Slam Dunk: John Salmons, Brad Miller
Tough Call: With Martin out, Beno Udrih has snapped out of his early season funk. He's ready to be activated again in most formats, especially during a four-game week. In average leagues, though, consider that the Kings have some tough matchups against the Hornets and Lakers. Spencer Hawes has seen his production slip, as expected, with Brad Miller back.
One Week Boom: Brad Miller

San Antonio Spurs
Schedule: Nov. 17 @ LAC; Nov. 19 vs. DEN; Nov. 21 vs. UTA
Injury Report: Tony Parker (ankle/out until December), Manu Ginobili (ankle/out until December), Ian Mahinmi (ankle/day-to-day).
Slam Dunk: Tim Duncan
Tough Call: Roger Mason Jr. is a decent option as a No. 4 guard in average-based leagues thanks to some good matchups against the Clippers and Nuggets, who give up a ton of points. But in cumulative leagues, his value is low-end with just three games. Michael Finley and George are in a similar situation.
One Week Boom: Roger Mason Jr.

Toronto Raptors
Schedule: Nov. 18 @ ORL; Nov. 19 @ MIA; Nov. 21 vs. NJ; Nov. 23 vs. BOS
Injury Report: Jose Calderon (hamstring/day-to-day), Nathan Jawai (heart/out indefinitely). Calderon is considered questionable for Sunday against Miami, making him an injury risk for Week 4. Obviously, if he plays he should be a safe start. But hamstring injuries are tricky and can linger, meaning Fantasy owners should be prepared to be without him for a week or so. Jawai is not a player to worry about in Fantasy leagues yet.
Slam Dunk: Chris Bosh
Tough Call: Jermain O'Neal is rebounding from his slow offensive start to the season and is eligible at center in leagues that allow multiple eligibility. In cumulative leagues, the four-gamer is a great play this week. Matchups against undersized Miami and young centers in New Jersey and Boston make him a good play in average-based leagues also. Lesser options like Andrea Bargnani, Anthony Parker and Jamario Moon have some appeal in larger cumulative leagues, but it is minimal.
One Week Boom/Bust: Jermaine O'Neal

Utah Jazz
Schedule: Nov. 17 vs. PHO; Nov. 19 vs. MIL; Nov. 21 @ SA; Nov. 22 @ MEM
Injury Report: Deron Williams (ankle/day-to-day), Mehmet Okur (personal/out indefinitely), Andrei Kirilenko (finger/day-to-day), Jarron Collins (elbow/day-to-day). Head coach Jerry Sloan admitted Friday that the team brought Williams back too early from his ankle injury. It seems like he may be headed for another extended stint on the inactive list. Fantasy owners should not count on Williams in Week 4, but should continue to monitor news on him over the weekend. Kirlenko sounds like he should be a safe play for a four-game week. Okur is with his ailing father in Turkey and it is not known when he will return. Fantasy owners should not count on having him this week. Jarron Collins has no Fantasy value.
Slam Dunk: Carlos Boozer
Tough Call: With all the injuries the Jazz are facing, a few players enter the mix of viable Fantasy options this week. Paul Millsap should replace Okur while he is out and he is a qualtiy play in leagues where he is eligible at center as a No. 2 option in a pinch. The only problem is, Okur could return at any point. Ronnie Brewer will be looked upon to fill some of the void left by Williams in the back court. Ronnie Price will get the starts at point guard, but his production is minimal.
One Week Boom: Paul Millsap

Washington Wizards
Schedule: Nov. 18 vs. MIA; Nov. 19 @ ATL; Nov. 21 vs. HOU; Nov. 22 @ NY
Injury Report: Gilbert Arenas (Knee/Out until January), Brendan Haywood (Wrist/Out until February)
Slam Dunk: Antawn Jamison, Caron Butler
Tough Call: The Wizards have a four-game week, making less options like Nick Young, DeShawn Stevenson and JaVale McGee possible candidates as fill ins in larger cumulative scoring leagues. But in average-based leagues, consider they have two bad matchups against Atlanta and Houston and one really good one against New York. Antonio Daniels is not doing much of anything and should be reserved.
One Week Boom: JaVale McGee

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