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highfive1
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Bei dem Preissturz...
War wohl mein hirnverbranntester Pick dieses Jahr.
War wohl mein hirnverbranntester Pick dieses Jahr.
Beasley, Horford, 2x K-Mart und Jackson
Quelle: Rotoworld.com
Al Horford:
Hawks center Al Horford was a late scratch on Saturday because of a sprained ankle. It sounds like he's day-to-day, but check back soon for more information. Zaza Pachulia moved into the starting lineup with Horford sidelined.
Michael Beasley:
Michael Beasley played just 13 minutes off Miami's bench on Saturday, finishing with six points and three rebounds. He left the game after being poked in the right eye and experiencing blurred vision. We'll update Beasley's injury once more is known. For now, he has played sub-20 minutes in two straight games and should be benched in fantasy leagues until he earns a more dependable role.
Kevin Martin
Kings guard Kevin Martin left with a sore ankle during the third quarter of Saturday's game. He is day-to-day. It was Martin's second game back after missing 12 straight with an ankle injury, and he was 2-of-11 with three turnovers before leaving. We should know more tomorrow.
Kenyon Martin
Nuggets forward Kenyon Martin missed Saturday's game with a sprained left wrist. We're considering him day-to-day, but check back tomorrow for more concrete information. Renaldo Balkman started in K-Mart's place but shouldn't be worth owning as long as Martin's injury isn't serious.
Stephen Jackson:
Stephen Jackson played 15 minutes on Saturday, taking the second half off to rest a sprained left hand. He finished a blowout loss to the Spurs with six points, two rebounds and one assist. Jackson recently returned from a sprained hand, and his inactivity probably had as much to do with the score as his injury. Check back soon for updates on Jackson's condition.
Naja wieder mal ein Haufen "Verletzte" so kurz vorm Preisupdate. Sorgen bereitet mir allerdings nur Horford :wall: . Hoffentlich nichts Schlimmeres.
Quelle: Rotoworld.com
Al Horford:
Hawks center Al Horford was a late scratch on Saturday because of a sprained ankle. It sounds like he's day-to-day, but check back soon for more information. Zaza Pachulia moved into the starting lineup with Horford sidelined.
Michael Beasley:
Michael Beasley played just 13 minutes off Miami's bench on Saturday, finishing with six points and three rebounds. He left the game after being poked in the right eye and experiencing blurred vision. We'll update Beasley's injury once more is known. For now, he has played sub-20 minutes in two straight games and should be benched in fantasy leagues until he earns a more dependable role.
Kevin Martin
Kings guard Kevin Martin left with a sore ankle during the third quarter of Saturday's game. He is day-to-day. It was Martin's second game back after missing 12 straight with an ankle injury, and he was 2-of-11 with three turnovers before leaving. We should know more tomorrow.
Kenyon Martin
Nuggets forward Kenyon Martin missed Saturday's game with a sprained left wrist. We're considering him day-to-day, but check back tomorrow for more concrete information. Renaldo Balkman started in K-Mart's place but shouldn't be worth owning as long as Martin's injury isn't serious.
Stephen Jackson:
Stephen Jackson played 15 minutes on Saturday, taking the second half off to rest a sprained left hand. He finished a blowout loss to the Spurs with six points, two rebounds and one assist. Jackson recently returned from a sprained hand, and his inactivity probably had as much to do with the score as his injury. Check back soon for updates on Jackson's condition.
Naja wieder mal ein Haufen "Verletzte" so kurz vorm Preisupdate. Sorgen bereitet mir allerdings nur Horford :wall: . Hoffentlich nichts Schlimmeres.
Damit kommt er wohl endgültig zu seinem Namensvetter auf die Verletzungsanfälligkeitsliste.
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Gast_481
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Bei dem Preissturz...
War wohl mein hirnverbranntester Pick dieses Jahr.
Ja...leider ist dieser hirnverbrannte Pick aber einer meiner besten Spieler.
highfive1
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Ui - wollte dich jetzt nicht beleidigen oder so.
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Gast_481
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Ui - wollte dich jetzt nicht beleidigen oder so.
Ist doch keine Beleidigung.
Hab halt einfach im Moment ein bisserl ein *******team.
theGegen
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@JL 13: Den Frust kann ich verstehen, hatte ihn mir ebenfalls in mein Startteam als durchaus teure Investition geholt, anstatt bspw. dem anderen Gefühl "Vince Carter" und musste dafür leider büßen :wall: - obwohl KevMart vorher nicht unbedingt als Verletzungs-Risiko gelten musste.
Doch war er zweifelsohne der logischste Kick nebst "Injury-prone" Boozer für die nachträglichen 5 Trades im Dezember. Zumal der Gehalts-Wertverlust da noch nicht gegeben war.
Mithin gibt das Ausdruck über extrem ärgerliche Pech-Seuche und damit einer nötigen Reform dieses von mir kritisierten Anti-Manager-Faktors. Oder Deine bis zu 5 möglichen Alternativ-Entscheidungen waren managertechnisch äußerst unklug und darum dem eigenen Mist entwachsen.
Doch war er zweifelsohne der logischste Kick nebst "Injury-prone"
Boozer für die nachträglichen 5 Trades im Dezember. Zumal der Gehalts-Wertverlust da noch nicht gegeben war. Mithin gibt das Ausdruck über extrem ärgerliche Pech-Seuche und damit einer nötigen Reform dieses von mir kritisierten Anti-Manager-Faktors. Oder Deine bis zu 5 möglichen Alternativ-Entscheidungen waren managertechnisch äußerst unklug und darum dem eigenen Mist entwachsen.
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Wie Andreas Brehme so vortrefflich bemerkt hat: "Haste sch**** am Schuh, haste sch**** am Schuh!"
Dem ist meiner Meinung nichts hinzuzufügen...
Dem ist meiner Meinung nichts hinzuzufügen...
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Corey Maggette
Corey Maggette is not likely to play on Monday vs. the Thunder due to a lingering hamstring injury. Maggette is likely frustrated with the injury and could shut it down for a few days in order to heal. Stephen Jackson (hand) and Anthony Randolph (hand) are also very iffy with their injuries, so look for guys like Kelenna Azubuike, Anthony Morrow and Brandan Wright to all see increased minutes in the near future. Quelle: Rotoworld
Hört sich ganz danach an, dass Maggette diese Woche nicht spielen wird.
Corey Maggette is not likely to play on Monday vs. the Thunder due to a lingering hamstring injury. Maggette is likely frustrated with the injury and could shut it down for a few days in order to heal. Stephen Jackson (hand) and Anthony Randolph (hand) are also very iffy with their injuries, so look for guys like Kelenna Azubuike, Anthony Morrow and Brandan Wright to all see increased minutes in the near future. Quelle: Rotoworld
Hört sich ganz danach an, dass Maggette diese Woche nicht spielen wird.
VerlorenerJunge
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Letzte Woche Maggette geholt und heute schon wieder verletzt. Was meint ihr wen ich traden soll? Al Horford oder Maggette? Wer kommt eher zurück??
Cheers Rudi
Cheers Rudi
Fuffie
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Verdammt. David Lee mit einer Rückenverletzung als day-to-day gelistet.
theGegen
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Glaube zwar nicht, dass den viele haben (außer mir), aber
Kein update bis jetzt, also nix genaues weiß man nicht.
rotoworld schrieb:
Kein update bis jetzt, also nix genaues weiß man nicht.
KingCrunch
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Lee spielt erst am Samstag wieder, und Rückenprellung oder so ist hoffentlich nicht zuuuu schlimm. Zur Not muss er nächste Woche gehen, aber ich hab kein zu schlechtes Gefühl...
Gegen, du hast natürlich unheimliches Glück mit deinen Jungs. 103 Partien gespielt, kaum kaufst du ihn....
theGegen
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Tja, that's life...
Aber ich habe immerhin - im Gegensatz zum 1. Monat jetzt die Möglichkeit zum Reagieren (Trade übrig).
Und was dann als Manager möglich ist, zeigt sich z.B. darin, dass ich seit den rückwirkenden Trades - also binnen 11 Tagen - inzwischen ca. 700 Plätze gutgemacht habe.
Aber ich habe immerhin - im Gegensatz zum 1. Monat jetzt die Möglichkeit zum Reagieren (Trade übrig).
Und was dann als Manager möglich ist, zeigt sich z.B. darin, dass ich seit den rückwirkenden Trades - also binnen 11 Tagen - inzwischen ca. 700 Plätze gutgemacht habe.
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Gast_481
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@JL 13: Den Frust kann ich verstehen, hatte ihn mir ebenfalls in mein Startteam als durchaus teure Investition geholt, anstatt bspw. dem anderen Gefühl "Vince Carter" und musste dafür leider büßen :wall: - obwohl KevMart vorher nicht unbedingt als Verletzungs-Risiko gelten musste.
Doch war er zweifelsohne der logischste Kick nebst "Injury-prone"
Mithin gibt das Ausdruck über extrem ärgerliche Pech-Seuche und damit einer nötigen Reform dieses von mir kritisierten Anti-Manager-Faktors. Oder Deine bis zu 5 möglichen Alternativ-Entscheidungen waren managertechnisch äußerst unklug und darum dem eigenen Mist entwachsen.
Moment, von welchem Spieler reden wir?
Ilgauskas + Howard
Quelle: Rotoworld.com
Zydrunas Ilgauskas
The Cleveland Plain Dealer is reporting that Zydrunas Ilgauskas will be sidelined for the "next couple games" with a foot injury. With the number of injuries Ilgauskas has suffered with his feet over his career, they're having a hard time diagnosing the injury. The team is optimistic that he won't miss more than a week, but there is also no timetable for his return date.
Dwight Howard
Dwight Howard left Friday's game in the third quarter with a sore left knee and spoke in detail about it after the game. "I made a move on (Robin) Lopez and I guess I came down the wrong way or something," he said. "I’m not going to play with any pains like this." He later added that he didn't think the injury was serious. "It’s none of my ligaments," he said. "Everything is fine. I’ll be all right."
Quelle: Rotoworld.com
Zydrunas Ilgauskas
The Cleveland Plain Dealer is reporting that Zydrunas Ilgauskas will be sidelined for the "next couple games" with a foot injury. With the number of injuries Ilgauskas has suffered with his feet over his career, they're having a hard time diagnosing the injury. The team is optimistic that he won't miss more than a week, but there is also no timetable for his return date.
Dwight Howard
Dwight Howard left Friday's game in the third quarter with a sore left knee and spoke in detail about it after the game. "I made a move on (Robin) Lopez and I guess I came down the wrong way or something," he said. "I’m not going to play with any pains like this." He later added that he didn't think the injury was serious. "It’s none of my ligaments," he said. "Everything is fine. I’ll be all right."
Brand, Gooden, Pacers, O´Neal, Jackson
Quelle: Rotoworld.com
Elton Brand
Dr. Craig Morgan, who has consulted with Sixers team physician Dr. Jack McPhilemy, said there’s a 50-50 chance Elton Brand will suffer another separated shoulder when he returns in a month. If it happens again this season, Morgan says that Brand would have season-ending surgery and be out for six months. "After three weeks, when the pain is gone, he just needs to come back and play basketball and find out if it will hold up," Morgan said. "Nobody can give any more accurate information than that."
Drew Gooden
Drew Gooden left Friday's game in the first quarter with a sprained right ankle and will not return. Tough break for Gooden's owners, as he finished with just two points and no rebounds. Consider him day-to-day until further notice.
Indiana Pacers
Danny Granger, Troy Murphy and Marquis Daniels have all been hospitalized with a flu virus and are not expected to play on Saturday at Philadelphia. T.J. Ford (groin) will will be limited to 12 minutes of action, but should play, although Jarrett Jack is starting in his place. Other starters for Indy include Brandon Rush, Roy Hibbert, Jeff Foster and Stephen Graham. None of the three flu-stricken players will fly to Philly tonight, so get them out of your lineup if possible.
Jermaine O'Neal
Jermaine O'Neal, who left Friday's game in the second quarter with a shoulder injury, says it is not serious and he plans on playing in Saturday's game against the Spurs. If he's in good enough shape to play today it's interesting that he didn't return in the loss to the Thunder. Consider him a game-time decision for now.
Stephen Jackson
Stephen Jackson missed Friday's game at Atlanta in order to rest his sore left hand. Hopefully it will just be a one-game absence, but consider him day-to-day for now. In true Nellie fashion, Rob Kurz, who hasn't played in two straight games, started in his place.
Quelle: Rotoworld.com
Elton Brand
Dr. Craig Morgan, who has consulted with Sixers team physician Dr. Jack McPhilemy, said there’s a 50-50 chance Elton Brand will suffer another separated shoulder when he returns in a month. If it happens again this season, Morgan says that Brand would have season-ending surgery and be out for six months. "After three weeks, when the pain is gone, he just needs to come back and play basketball and find out if it will hold up," Morgan said. "Nobody can give any more accurate information than that."
Drew Gooden
Drew Gooden left Friday's game in the first quarter with a sprained right ankle and will not return. Tough break for Gooden's owners, as he finished with just two points and no rebounds. Consider him day-to-day until further notice.
Indiana Pacers
Danny Granger, Troy Murphy and Marquis Daniels have all been hospitalized with a flu virus and are not expected to play on Saturday at Philadelphia. T.J. Ford (groin) will will be limited to 12 minutes of action, but should play, although Jarrett Jack is starting in his place. Other starters for Indy include Brandon Rush, Roy Hibbert, Jeff Foster and Stephen Graham. None of the three flu-stricken players will fly to Philly tonight, so get them out of your lineup if possible.
Jermaine O'Neal
Jermaine O'Neal, who left Friday's game in the second quarter with a shoulder injury, says it is not serious and he plans on playing in Saturday's game against the Spurs. If he's in good enough shape to play today it's interesting that he didn't return in the loss to the Thunder. Consider him a game-time decision for now.
Stephen Jackson
Stephen Jackson missed Friday's game at Atlanta in order to rest his sore left hand. Hopefully it will just be a one-game absence, but consider him day-to-day for now. In true Nellie fashion, Rob Kurz, who hasn't played in two straight games, started in his place.
Zu Weihnachten nochmal ein paar schlechte News.
Quelle: Rotoworld.com
Zach Randolph
Zach Randolph sprained his left knee during Monday's loss to the Raptors. X-rays were negative and he is considered day-to-day. "Hopefully it's just a bone bruise," Randolph said. "I'm just going to ice it in the next couple of days." The Clippers are off until Sunday, so hopefully Randolph won't miss any games with the injury.
Mehmet Okur
A lower back injury has forced Mehmet Okur to miss Tuesday's game against the Bucks.
Jordan Farmar
Two doctors have recommended that Jordan Farmar have surgery to repair the torn lateral meniscus in his left knee, but he hasn't decided whether he will follow their advice. "These timetables can be 4-to-6 (weeks), 6-to-8," Phil Jackson said. "It’s going to be a significant time period."
Carmelo Anthony
Carmelo Anthony, who isn't expected to play until Sunday, has a contusion, tendinitis and bone spurs in his right elbow. Nuggets coach George Karl said shutting Anthony down has been "on the radar", and when the injury got worse they decided to sit him for approximately one week.
T.J. Ford
T.J. Ford started on Tuesday, but finished with just four points and five assists after sitting out the second half due to back spasms. Ford was coming off a 25-point game on Saturday, so there's very little owners can do but shake their heads at a frustrating night. Jarrett Jack didn't play brilliantly tonight (two points, eight assists, four turnovers on 0-of-7 shooting) but stands to get a boost in value if Ford misses any time (for now, we're assuming that Ford is day-to-day).
Allen Iverson
Allen Iverson is being called day-to-day due to his strained groin, and the Pistons are hopeful that he'll be able to return on Friday. "Hopefully, with a couple days’ rest, he’ll be able to go on Friday," coach Michael Curry said. Good news for Iverson owners, who can hope that Curry's prognosis is correct. The Pistons have an appealing matchup on Friday against Oklahoma City.
Manu Ginobili
Manu Ginobili hit just 2-of-7 shots and tweaked his left ankle to finish with just eight points, one rebound and two assists in 20 minutes on Tuesday. He limped to the bench late, but returned to finish. He'll have some tests run tomorrow and could miss some time, even if it's just precautionary. He hasn't been tearing it up and has been slow to fully recover from surgery.
Quelle: Rotoworld.com
Zach Randolph
Zach Randolph sprained his left knee during Monday's loss to the Raptors. X-rays were negative and he is considered day-to-day. "Hopefully it's just a bone bruise," Randolph said. "I'm just going to ice it in the next couple of days." The Clippers are off until Sunday, so hopefully Randolph won't miss any games with the injury.
Mehmet Okur
A lower back injury has forced Mehmet Okur to miss Tuesday's game against the Bucks.
Jordan Farmar
Two doctors have recommended that Jordan Farmar have surgery to repair the torn lateral meniscus in his left knee, but he hasn't decided whether he will follow their advice. "These timetables can be 4-to-6 (weeks), 6-to-8," Phil Jackson said. "It’s going to be a significant time period."
Carmelo Anthony
Carmelo Anthony, who isn't expected to play until Sunday, has a contusion, tendinitis and bone spurs in his right elbow. Nuggets coach George Karl said shutting Anthony down has been "on the radar", and when the injury got worse they decided to sit him for approximately one week.
T.J. Ford
T.J. Ford started on Tuesday, but finished with just four points and five assists after sitting out the second half due to back spasms. Ford was coming off a 25-point game on Saturday, so there's very little owners can do but shake their heads at a frustrating night. Jarrett Jack didn't play brilliantly tonight (two points, eight assists, four turnovers on 0-of-7 shooting) but stands to get a boost in value if Ford misses any time (for now, we're assuming that Ford is day-to-day).
Allen Iverson
Allen Iverson is being called day-to-day due to his strained groin, and the Pistons are hopeful that he'll be able to return on Friday. "Hopefully, with a couple days’ rest, he’ll be able to go on Friday," coach Michael Curry said. Good news for Iverson owners, who can hope that Curry's prognosis is correct. The Pistons have an appealing matchup on Friday against Oklahoma City.
Manu Ginobili
Manu Ginobili hit just 2-of-7 shots and tweaked his left ankle to finish with just eight points, one rebound and two assists in 20 minutes on Tuesday. He limped to the bench late, but returned to finish. He'll have some tests run tomorrow and could miss some time, even if it's just precautionary. He hasn't been tearing it up and has been slow to fully recover from surgery.