As the opening week of the NBA season came to an end, we saw plenty of new faces on new teams. And as fantasy owners rushed to get their drafts done before the start of the season, some players likely fell farther than expected and could be hiding on the waiver wire. We’ll highlight some of them in our fantasy basketball waiver wire pickups! Here are the top fantasy basketball waiver wire pickups for Week 2 of the NBA season. In order to be included in the weekly waiver article, players must be rostered in less than 60 percent of ESPN…
Author: Hunter Skoczylas
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As we enter Week 14, all bye weeks are accounted for and the first rounds of the fantasy playoffs in fantasy leagues begin. I’ve said it every week thus far: active fantasy managers win their leagues. If you’ve been active on the waiver wire in your leagues and following along each week, chances are you’re walking into this first round with some confidence. Here are top waiver wire pickups for Week 14 that are worth considering as the fantasy playoffs begin. Players are chosen based on their remaining matchups and current team situations such as elevated roles due to injuries…
Waiver wire pickups are much more important than it’s ever been before in any fantasy season, with the amount of injuries sustained thus far. It seems like there’s more names added to the list each week. With two teams on a bye (CAR and TB), you won’t be scrambling to find many replacements, but there are numerous options under 60 percent ownership that can help your fantasy team. I’ve said it every week thus far: active fantasy managers win their leagues. Working the waiver wire each week can prove to be crucial come fantasy playoff time. Injuries are unpredictable and…
Waiver wire pickups are much more important than it’s ever been before in any fantasy season, with the amount of injuries sustained thus far. It seems like there’s more names added to the list each week. With zero teams on a bye week this week, you won’t need to work the waiver wire as much, but there are numerous options under 60 percent ownership that could help your fantasy team. I’ve said it every week thus far: active fantasy managers win their leagues. Working the waiver wire each week can prove to be crucial come fantasy playoff time. Injuries are…
Waiver wire pickups are much more important than it’s ever been before in any fantasy season, with the amount of injuries sustained thus far. It seems like there’s more and more inactives added to the list each week. With four more teams on a bye this week (BUF, SF, CHI, NYG), you will need to work the waiver wire and try to find a hidden gem with an ideal matchup to replace the voids in your team, especially those teams with the Allen-Diggs stack. I’ve said it every week thus far: active fantasy managers win their leagues. Working the waiver…
The NBA offseason news is going to be action-packed this next month and a half, as the 2020-21 NBA season is set to tip off on Dec. 22. While free agency is result in the most player movement, there will be some trades ahead of the NBA Draft. Following news that he is not happy with the organization, a Russell Westbrook trade from the Houston Rockets is looking more and more likely. Rockets All-Star point guard Westbrook has requested a trade after just reuniting with James Harden in Houston after playing with him on the Thunder from 2009-12. Westbrook wants…
Waiver wire pickups are much more important than it’s ever been before in any fantasy season, with the amount of injuries sustained thus far. It seems like there’s more and more inactives added to the list each week. With four more teams on a bye this week (KC, NYJ, DAL, ATL), you will need to work the waiver wire and try to find a hidden gem with an ideal matchup to replace the voids in your team, especially the absence of the trio of Mahomes, Hill, and Kelce. I’ve said it every week thus far: active fantasy managers win their…
With four teams on a bye this week (CLE, LAR, CIN, PHI), chances are you’ll need to make some waiver wire pickups to help fill those voids on your team. As we enter Week 9, we are now moving into the back half of the season, which means fantasy playoffs are coming soon enough. As I’ve said every week this far, active fantasy managers win their leagues. Injuries are unpredictable and in order to stay in contention for the fantasy playoffs in your leagues, you’ll need to nail your waiver wire pickups and find some hidden gems that could kickstart…
The Washington Football Team has been pleasantly surprising to watch this season, with their strong defense and kind-of-electric offensive plays. However, they are sitting at 2-5 in the NFC East, so there won’t be any playoff runs coming anytime soon. They are back into rebuild mode, and their first step is pulling of a Dwayne Haskins trade before the NFL trade deadline. Despite being a first-round pick just one year ago, Washington moved on quite fast and have given Kyle Allen starting duties the past few games. Haskins hasn’t been great in the games he’s started thus far, but Washington…
The Buffalo Bills sit atop the AFC East with a 6-2 record, and they are currently 4-0 against their division. Their offense from Weeks 1-4 was one of the biggest surprises, but the past three games have been underwhelming, to say the least. With the Miami Dolphins sitting at 4-3, a Bills trade will needed, as we near the NFL trade deadline, to ensure their first-round bye opportunity. The front office has been stellar the past few years, completely rebuilding the roster into a playoff contender. With Josh Allen progressing and the team winning, there needs to be some Bills…