Fantasy Basketball:  Trade Nazr Mohammed for Andrew Bogut?
84627
Yes, Bogut will get you rebounds,assists and blocks
798570
Easy ...drop him and pick up another center. Offer him in a trade,see if someone will bite and pull the trigger. He is hurt, not in a hurry to come back and most important is he isnt a good fantasy option now even when he is healthy, he saves himself for the playoffs. Dont get me wrong, Shaq is a great player but fantasy results and star power often dont go hand in hand. Shaq is brutal in a couple of categories and will cost you as many points in those categories as he will earn you in others.
906330
I don't suggest you drop him because you are in a 14 team league. You mustn't have any option to find a player in free pool to replace him although he is not so good now. \n\nTry to hold him for a while and trade him. Unless your free pool can still have Mo Williams (Bucks), A Ellies (GSW), H. Tukgulo (Magic) or A. Mourning (Miami). \n\nBut i guess it is impossible to find them in 14 team league\n\nGood luck!!!
944157
Yes, Gordon hasn't had a good year. He scored 2 points the other night. Mike Bibby always is good because he is pretty much the center of the offense in Sacramento. Okafor has been having a tremendous year with blocks, rebounds, and points; so he will give you everything you want from a big man. Also, Okafor is the center of the offense in Charlotte. Howard has been good, but considering that you are receiving Bibby in return, it is good for you because Okafor and Howard are pretty equal.
714586
u need caron butler on your team
985409
I wouldn't wait on Marbury, it doesn't help he plays for a terrible team.  I don't liek Haslem either.  If you can get some trade value try to get Okafor, he is a point and rebound machine, plus a lot of blocks.  Mehmet Okur is also a good player for rebounds and points.  Plus he usually gets at least a block a game, and can hit some 3s too.
887455
That's a tough call, cause Colston is really getting it done this year.  But I have a tough time rationalizing giving up Westbrook.  If you don't have him, you are lacking a second top tier RB.  Maroney isn't any better than the other guys you already have (in my opinion)\n\nWhat if you countered with Lundy (or any of your other backs besides SA and BW) and any receiver except Holt and AJ for just Colston?  I doubt he'd bite, but worth a shot.
767062
Gerald Wallace is known in a number of fantasy circles as a "poor man's Andrei Kirilenko."  It's true that his numbers are down with the emergence of Sean May and Adam Morrison but Wallace is still a good source for STL and BLKS.\n\nI would keep him, unless you can get a really good deal for him.\n\nHope this helps!  Good luck on your NBA Fantasy season.
907387
ok, i got larry hughes too. luckily his injury isn't due to his injury that put him out last year. DO NOT pick up jason williams, there are better guards out there .... trust me. TRUST ME. and kirilenko is injury pron, and that's never good for a fantasty league. for example... i have player like Dirk , Yao, and Billups, who get monster minutes and never get hurt.  but i also took a chance with baron davis, and he's doing great. one of the best in the league. if you can keep hughes, do that. he WILL be lebron's scottie pippen. hughes can score any way he can, he lead the league in steals before he got injured last year, and he rebounds.
426742
Yes, right before the trade deadline for expiring contract of Penny Hardaway, who was waived right after getting traded to Orlando, as well as small forward Trevor Ariza.  Probably the most horrible move by the Knicks this season, but Isiah Thomas said he wanted him to play with Marbury in a 2006 version of Dumars-Thomas.  Problem is both need the ball, both shoot rather than pass, and both can't play defense.  Look for one of them to be traded this offseason, probably marbury in what may be a reunion with Kevin Garnett
867774
I suggest that you keep Redd (who is out of his mind right now leading the league in scoring), Odom (who is a potential triple-double every night), Carter (who is ill right now but can really light up the scoreboard, especially now that Jefferson is out), and Marion (Who can do it all, MIN, PTS, 3 PTS Makes, REBS, ASTS, BLKS, STLS, etc.)\n\nAs for Gerald Wallace, you have what people refer to as a "poor man's Andre Kirilenko" and much like the aforementioned player, Gerald is also injury prone.  He as yet to miss any time, but with the emergence of rookie Adam Morrison and the potential return of center Primoz Brezec, the playing time of Wallace could decrease (hense, less stats).\n\nWhile in Zarundas Ilgauskas, you get a solid center that gives you at the minimum PTS, MIN, REBS (at 8 a game, I think), and BLKS.  On the negative side, he also has a history of injury problems but has seemed to avoid that the last couple of seasons.\n\nLastly, Boris Diaw.  This early into the season, Boris is a big dissapointment, especially when he told his coach that "if he were the coach, he would bench himself as well."  Diaw's fantasy numbers have dipped (he is currently averaging pedestrian numbers which are a far cry from last years 6 rebounds and 6 assists a game effort).  In all honesty, I don't see that improving unless an injury to a team mate forces him to step up and start again or his he regains the fitness that made him last year's most improved player.\n\nI feel that if you can trade Wallace for an established "C" then go for it.  Keep Diaw and Z.  \n\nHope this helps.
459577
Ok, here's what went wrong with the Knicks. Even though I'm not a Knick fan, I live in the tri-state and have diagnosed this ordeal. It all begins when the Knicks traded P-Ew to the Sonics for Vin Baker, when P-Ew was slated to be a free agent in the off season. Instead of letting him walk and using the cap space, they took on Baker's enormous contract and have since then, accumilated more bloated contracts trying to win now. What they need to do is trade away some of the pieces that don't fit. Now we're working with Larry Brown's philosophy, Thomas' ability to get who the Knicks want and Dolan's wallet. The first thing to do is get a point guard who'll distribute first and score second. What I do is a sign and trade with the Nuggets for Andre Miller and Julius Hodge and give up Stephon Marbury. Two, you need to adress the plethora of wing players (Rose, Richardson, Woods). Take the two you want and the other is expendable. Or maybe just one. Rose's expiring deal after next year is attractive. And you want and need a defensive three man. Your answer could be in the form of another trade with Portland for Darius Miles. He was injured most of the year, but with LB, he can be a defensive gem. You could then parlay either Richardson or Crawford for depth at the four or five. Your future is now staked in the youth movement (Lee, Robinson, Frye) and those should remain there. Curry is an enigma, and has yet to realize his "potential" as he's not a good rebounder to be 6'11" and 280. So you need another big to get it done on the boards. You could turn Crawford and Taylor into someone who's a hard worker on the glass and some more depth. We look to the Sonics for Danny Fortson and the former son of longtime Knicks great, Gerald, Damien Wilkens. And finally, you turn Stevie Franchise into draft picks from a team in need of a point man.
1116719
KG would be a great deal for sheed and another one of the other back up guards.  Resign ben and have teh best guards and front court with an up and coming superstar small forward best starting five in basketball.
878772
Without a doubt!  Odom is having a great year and when Kobe get injured again for 10 plus games like he does every year Odom always goes off!  Joe Johnson is starting to shoot the lights out like Phoenix (who I still have no idea why they let him go) thought he would and well Chris Bosh is well Chris Bosh the who was my first pick and is doing great for an average player in this league right now and he is playing injured!  Take the trade!
84580
ap4906 is not giving you good advice. I would drop Harpring and maybe Korver if you can find someone better. Look for Gerald Wallace to come off of injury pretty soon, if he's available, go get him.
1001246
Can you make trades?  You need to replace Ross at C.  You also need more OF power.  Maybe trade some of those 2b/3b?
493629
Rudy Gay is not worth it, he is inexperience and his handle could use some work. They should take Randy Foye since h plays well in an open court game with great speed and body control.