jncuse
I brought the Cocaine to the White House
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Injuries and rest days are wreaking havoc on my team and I assume others. Blow outs too around the NBA. Silver better hope they start playing more consistently after the Super Bowl as people will be hungry for action.
Being on the west coast I’ll say whoever has Clippers players will do well. They are gelling and playing fun ball.. until one or four of them go down with injuries.
The sitting a game out does make you think about how high you should draft a vet that tends to sit more. Something I never really considered, but it does screw things up. I am lucky that my best players are younger like SGA and don't to be the sit guys.
That being said I'm getting hammered by injuries right now. Really hasn't been to big of an issue for me this year, but now I am getting it. 3 player on my IL, 3 players as "GTD", and 1 player as "Out". This is by far the worst I have had it. I dislike the GTD/Out no man's land area where they take forever to place them on the injured list - not that I have any room right now or additions left this week.
I was also probably fairly lucky the first 25 games of the season despite having to keep a suspended JA Morant on my active roster -- I was winning a lot of close categories each week and didn't have any real injuries for a number of weeks.
But the last 3 weeks I have had some real bad luck
This Week - Injuries
Last Week - All my 13 players playing on a specific night for two night. Basically have to sit healthy players - it was the main factor resulting in me having I believe 6 or 7 less games played then my opponent for the week.
Week Before - Number of players stuck in GTD/Out land. Thankfully that was a week my scrubs stepped up.