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Because we can't get enough fantasy basketball here at RotoBaller, our NBA crew put together a new league this year and just finished our draft.A few of us wanted to write about that draft and give our readers their thoughts on what they did during the draft, so decided to pull all those voices together into a few articles. Below, you'll find a recap of our draft, plus commentary from our writers on why they made the choices they made.Read on to see what we were thinking during rounds four throu[...]

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Memphis Grizzlies forward Kyle Anderson (heel) sat out of Monday's practice, but reportedly did want to be out there. However, the Grizzlies are going to be cautious and not rush Anderson back to the court. There is a chance that Anderson plays on Wednesday if he's able to practice on Tuesday. The injury doesn't seem serious, so there is no need to rush him back.

With the fantasy basketball season just around the corner, RotoBaller has you covered with our experts' fantasy basketball rankings. [...]

It's hard not to lay out an argument either for or against Kawhi Leonard in any scenario, real or fantasy, without mentioning trust. It's the foundation upon which teamwork and chemistry are built. It's essential in a game where five men work together on the court in order to achieve a common goal. It's crucial for a player that wants to be considered a superstar and is looking for a max contract in a big market city, as well as looking to grow his own brand.Trust was completely broken in San An[...]

Memphis Grizzlies small forward Kyle Anderson was given a large contract by the Grizzlies this past offseason. In 2017-2018, Anderson averaged just 7.9 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 2.7 assists per contest. Anderson had solid defensive counting stats last season, averaging 1.6 steals and .8 blocks per outing. Coming into this year, Anderson will be given more opportunities on the offensive end, probably being the third scoring option for the Grizzlies. Expect those defensive numbers to be similar t[...]

Basketball is built on the basics. Fundamentals make a player and great fundamentals make a great player. There is nothing more fundamental than free throws. It may not be the most exciting thing for fans to watch, especially coming from the past decade which included debacles like three-point flopping or Hack-a-Shaq. It does slow down the pace of games, but the ability to get to the line, drawing contact, and still finishing, is a remarkable art that only the best players have mastered. It is i[...]