I just fleeced Aamir

But, I would need to know more about your teams in general. If it is a 10 team league, than the free agent pool is probably at the very least decent, so Aamir has a chance of getting a nice replacement player. JaVale gets you nothing in a few categories, but helps out in FG and rebounds big time, not to mention possibly win you blocked shots. I mean, unless you have some other big time shot blockers on your team, you have to factor that JaVale might be the reason you are winning that category. Without him, you lose about 12-15 blocks per week on average.

You get S-Jax, who helps in scoring though has gotten off to a fairly slow start in Milwaukee. Still, I think he could possibly get his average to around 16-18 in due time. Plus, he helps you with 3 pointers and is good for a few assists. The issue, of course, is FG%, where he can destroy you at times. Landry also has gotten off to a pretty slow start, plus Monty is not playing him many minutes. He should up his FG% to around 48-50 and is a decent rebounder, though he and S-Jax will probably not make up the boards you lose with JaVale. Not to mention they do not make up 1/6 of the amount of blocked shots you were getting with McGee.

It definitely looks like you got the better of the deal, but Aamir got the best FANTASY player out of it in that he is above average or exceptional in the most categories. In 2 for 1 trades, you have to factor in whomever the other person picks up as a FA. That may not come directly from your team, but it will effect the team averages and that is how I would measure this deal. To me, it sounds like Aamir does not really know what he is doing, but if he picks up a worthwhile player off of the FA roster, he might have just really helped himself compete in a few categories. I would need to know your teams and everything to truly judge, but I am guessing that you may not have won by as much as you think you have when this is all said and done.

Dude, I just fleeced you.

In case you’re just looking at season stats, you may not know that in hte past 4 games, Landry has scored a combined 10 points in that span. In the past three games he has played just 31 minutes combined., and he’s only gotten 5 boards the past three games. Gustavo Ayon and other guys are getting more minutes than him, and tonight, he has 4 points at the half, with 11 minutes thus far, so we’ll see if he’ll crack 20 minutes today, but if this keeps up, I basically traded you Jackson and a player that won’t be getting enough minutes to even be on your roster, thus you’ll cut him soon.

Jackson is also struggling mightily, just 18 points in the past 3 games. He gets minutes, so he’ll get points, but nothing other than that. He’s shooting 36% from the field, and is getting up there in age.

McGee has been a beast on the boards this season, and although he won’t light it up scoring wise, he gets me a double-double and blocks. Plus hes more dependable than the other two.

So in the end, Landry will find himself getting garbage minutes, Jackson will be chucking up shots, but your percentage will drop, and McGee will only get a bigger role, and if Blatche gets benched for his poor play, we all saw what he did just a couple days ago when Blatche was out. I expect big things from McGee even as the season progresses.

Just picked up Gerald Henderson from waivers, so in the end,
I got: JaVale McGee, and Gerald Henderson via waiver wire

and Gramps got: Stephen Jackson and Carl Landry

Henderson is averaging 15 points a game to Jackson’s 13, Jackson has been off lately, and was suspended today, and the Bucks still won, lol. But beyond that, Jackson is shooting 36% from the field, to Henderson’s 47%,and 22 ppg on 57% in his last three games, and plus Maggete is out for a couple more weeks, and Henderson is only going to get better.

Landry isn’t getting minutes, and you’ll drop him within the next 5 days, and he has lost his confidence, and isn’t getting boards either. Monty Williams is going to Alfaroq Aminu instead, and doesn’t look like it’ll change.

And I get a double double threat, and a leading shot blocker in the process, I may be dead last, but I got you in this one.

^Oh yeah, and did you get my latest offer, for some reason I search up guys that I want they’re all on your team, lol.

in a 10 team league, trading 2 for 1 is never as good as it sounds becasue it means you gotta drop someone and and 10 teams leagues should have tons of depth on the waiver wire

^Yes, yes I do.

 ProudGrandpa,

What’s up with you against me in the llperez league? lol

Proud Grandpa just can’t seem to get a BJ, whether it be in real life or in a fantasy league……………………..

 I need Steve Nash from your team PG lol. 

Tayshaun Prince and Luke Ridnour for Nash? 

9 days ago, I was in dead last and 16.5 points behind the next closest guy. Now I’m in 8th and very close to moving up. Still got a long way to go, but Javale helped a lot Gramps, lol.

You offering me Corey Brewer and Carl Landry for Danny Granger is worse than Holiday/Mullens. All you would have to do is pick-up Brian Scalabrine to kill that trade. I guess you must have something against me for offering a trade like that, lol.

 I’m in 5th place now, Gramps better watch his back, I’m sneaking up on him…………..

As I have no idea about any other league you guys are in. Still, both of you have offered me some janky trades in that league. I mean, at least when I try to rob somebody for my own good, it is a tad less obvious. 

My janky trade was in retaliation of your janky trade. The trade I offered you was outrageous, and I expected you to hate it, I was sort of trying to get you to offer me a better trade, lol, but at least I don’t offer a bad trade and then try to hype it up as a really good deal. It was obvious that the guys you were trying to get rid of were strugling mightily, and the guys you wanted have been flourishing of late. But you have a pretty good team MikeyV.

It’s not a bad offer, I need more time to look at it, I’ll have to weigh my options first.

In case you haven’t noticed Gramps, I am now in second place in the rotisteree league, and have nearly doubled my points from a month ago. I am still a ways behind you, but I’ll catch you, and you better watch out…………………………………………..

^Nice try, Jamison is averaging 25 and 9 over his past 5, but one thing I will applaud you on is that you offered me before he went on the streak, did you hear that Kyrie suffered a concusion and think Jamison’s scoring would go up?

 Gramps, I just passed you for first place in the league. From worst to first. And you said you had it in the bag………….

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Mullens for Holiday?

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