Yi, KMart, Marcus potential "sleepers" in fantasy basketball

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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]There are few things more important to winning a Fantasy championship than uncovering the best values on Draft Day. Call it whatever you'd like, the hidden gems, the nuggets, the bargains. But there's only one word that makes a Fantasy owner tingle in that special kind of way.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica] [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica] Sleepers. [/FONT]

Draft prep: Potential sleepers for 2008-09 - Sergio Gonzalez - CBS Sports Fantasy News

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]The Nets will use him on the post, but much like Nenad Krstic developed as a spot-up shooting seven-footer in New Jersey, Yi will have the chance to do the same. He's more comfortable shooting from the outside facing the rim and New Jersey could end up using him as a small forward, a role that better suits his skills.[/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica] Yi's poor rookie season will make him available in the late rounds in most Fantasy formats, which could be a real steal for a player who should average double digits in scoring and more than five rebounds per game. [/FONT]

Yeah, so this is the way I've been thinking since we acquired Yi. I wouldn't mind 10+, 5+ from Yi nightly. Especially considering we have a number of bigs to play.

 

[Malorkayel]

The guy need to proof read, it hurts his credibility.

Not only was he not happy with playing in a small market in Milwaukee without much of an Asian fan base, but the Grizzlies were also trying to make him a back-to-the-basket big man, something he is not