Comments on: 2009-2010 Team Preview: Golden State Warriors

By: Big Lebowski

Big Lebowski — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:50:05 +0000

I have done 3 drafts so far and Randolph has gone in the late 50′s or early 60′s in each of them. I don’t think he can be considered a sleeper when Yahoo has him ranked as the 72nd player in the draft. BIG

By: tc

tc — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:19:20 +0000

Golden State is a tough team to gauge as they are legimately 12 deep and there are only so many minutes to go around. Coupled with Nellie the enigma, the guy you draft could get left out in the cold.

If there are a slew of injuries, holding a healthy Warrior player will likely prove to be a wise investment but barring that, guys like Morrow, Azuibuke, Turiaf, Watson, even Beidrins and Randolph could all wind up well below the mpg predictions Evil makes above.

I still really like Randolph after picking him up in most of my leagues late last season but now I’m betting that he ends up going far too soon in most fantasy drafts because he’s become THE sleeper pick of 2009 which has arguably made him overrated as a result.

By: d2bnz

d2bnz — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 21:57:26 +0000

Coffeeman the rating of Lock for 110 potential for 50 should give you the clue as to where to pick him up.
We don’t know your league size or if its a mid term keeper or an actual dynasty league…specifics Bob.
Personally I’m in a 5yr keeper, 9 cat roto , with 8 to keep ….AR will be one of those eight.:wink:

By: Coffeeman

Coffeeman — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 01:47:54 +0000

How about in a keeper league? About where would you put Randolph then?

By: clipperscurse

clipperscurse — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 21:52:57 +0000

I just want to say these previews are very in depth and keeps me checking your site every week. Well done.

When will your fantasy draft guide be out this season?

By: d2bnz

d2bnz — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 21:20:24 +0000

I realise there is actually a position disparity but if Capt Jack wants NY so bad what about a sign and trade for David Lee …It’d certainly help my fantasy team

By: Evil E

Evil E — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 20:58:12 +0000

This is nothing new for Warrior fans, and it’s not going to change until the root of the problem (ownership and management) is pulled out and tossed into the ocean for the sharks to feed on.

That being said, I don’t really see any of the teams that Jackson wants to go being willing to trade for him. Maybe Dallas since he’s burned them plenty of times. But who would they give up? Jose Juan Barea? I don’t see it happening.

Stack-Jack needs to sack up and lead this team like he’s supposed to!

By: Blue Magic

Blue Magic — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 15:32:32 +0000

Ellis’ value probably goes up a good bit if Jax is traded. Curry will probably get alot of extra run too. Basically, If you own anyone on GSW not named SJax, this is probably good news cuz he was a high usage guy…. there’s no telling who/what they may be looking to bring in to replace him, but assuming whoever they get isn’t better than him, this is good news.

By: RBAej

RBAej — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 13:46:09 +0000

Oh man, Capt. Jack demands a trade!! I have been a fan since he stepped up and balled for the Spurs in the playoffs during the 2002-2003 championship run. Are you hearing anything about possible destinations? He said he’d like to join a contender or the Knicks. He’s actually very reasonably priced in my opinion so I think the Warriors would be wise to make some concessions for him and keep him on board (IE get on the phone with Chris Wallace and try to hijack some value).

It obviously depends on what Golden State could get back, but trading Jackson, a guy who not only plays 40mpg but also frequently has the ball in his hands would drastically change the fantasy landscape on this team. I know I’d personally like to see Stephen Curry get a little more action than you have him penciled in for this season. How do you feel about this as a Warriors fan?

By: IG

IG — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 23:50:57 +0000

Stephen Jackson might be the odd man odd literally. He just demanded a trade and wants to play for a playoff-caliber team.