For the most part, fantasy basketball is about drafting healthy players.
For the most part, elite players stay within the same statistical range—a phenomenon that does not exist in fantasy football, or even baseball for that matter. The key to winning your league typically involves drafting players with no injury history in the early rounds and making riskier picks in the later rounds.
Last season, my team flourished based on the production of Brandon Jennings, Tyreke Evans and Carl Landry—all late-round steals. Those of you drafting late should heed this advice and enjoying reaping the benefits.
If you've already drafted? It's not too late for you either.
Make an offer at one of these players. They are typically undervalued and underappreciated, so they may be available at a discount price.
Oh, and in case you were wondering, the player values are based on CBS Sportsline's average draft positions.
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