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Matt Satten: New starters looking to open new eyes An NBA player doesn't have to start to be effective in fantasy basketball -- but it sure helps. Just being on the floor for the game's first six minutes opens up a world of fantasy scoring possibilities that reserves never have a chance to experience. A hot start can cause a coach to play a starter more minutes, too, further limiting the chance for the sixth and seventh men of this world to make a positive impact in the game. The point is, starting players are better options than bench players. The Fantasy Lab is here to analyze a few players who were anointed as starters sometime in the past week. Feel free to thank us later. Publ.Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:12:13 -0500 Source: CNN.com NFL fantasy rookie report: Matt Ryan arrives as a big-time QB Trading etiquette. Is it something that exists or is it a fiction of our imagination? Sort of like Business Ethics (yeah Wall Street, I'm talking to you). A trade went down in my big league: Thomas Jones, Antonio Bryant and Ben Roethlisberger for Adrian Peterson and Kevin Curtis. Seems pretty bad, right? Well, get this, the guy who traded Peterson was 2-7, Antonio Bryant was on bye, leaving him with no third receiver for the week, and he also had Brett Favre and Jason Campbell already (two QBs with more points and higher scoring averages than Roethlisberger). In addition, he'd publicly admitted to not really paying attention this year since he has a newborn at home. My league only vetoes trades if collusion is involved and there was none here. Publ.Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:12:13 -0500 Source: CNN.com SI.com's Dream Team Draft Who needs another preseason All-America team? This year at SI.com we did something different, gathering four writers and asking them to match wits in our first-ever College Hoops Draft. The assignment wasn't to build the best team in a fantasy sense -- based on individual stats -- but rather the five players and coach who would give them the best shot of winning a national title. On Thursday, we held a six-round, online draft with the following selection order (which snaked through the rounds): 1. Seth Davis 2. Luke Winn 3. Bill Trocchi 4. Grant Wahl Publ.Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:12:13 -0500 Source: CNN.com Ready ... set ... no!: Week 11's best NFL lineup options First of all, I'd like to congratulate those of you lucky enough to not be mathematically eliminated from the playoffs (it's been a bad season). Every decision that you make from here on out will have wide-ranging ramifications. It's time to abandon the wait-and-see approach and start taking some risks. Every victory, every point, every smack talking email that you send, matters. There's cash on the line. There's pride. There's a hunger for domination that needs to be satisfied. Every Sunday is a must-win. And as any fantasy veteran can tell you, things start getting a little..."weird" toward the end of the year. You're going to have to be willing to experiment, to think outside the box, if you hope to catch one of the many lightning bugs that dot the fantasy landscape at this time in the season. To help you out, I've identified a few players that may just shock some life into your team for Week 11. Publ.Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:12:13 -0500 Source: CNN.com Fantasy Musings: Don't underestimate the Titans, don;t overestimate the Ravens So I am watching Titanic with my daughter. She is snuggled in, eating popcorn and smiling at me, pleased that we are finally watching this awesome (her words, not mine) movie together. Just hours before, I watched disconsolately as the Chicago Bears lost their way at home against the Tennessee Titans, the event that triggered this heinous punishment. Publ.Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:12:13 -0500 Source: CNN.com

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