Grab:
Minnesota's Marko Jaric qualifies as both a guard and a forward in most leagues. In NBA.com leagues he qualifies as a PG and a SF. On the season he is averaging just 9.5 PPG, 2.9 rebounds and 4.1 assists. BUT in the past 3 or 4 games he has been great! He has scored 14, 20, 21, and 12 while doling out 6 assists in the first 3 and 7 assists in his last outing along with 7 rebounds. He is shooting 48.5% from the field and over 40% from 3 PT land. If you need help with assists, he could be a good addition while also giving points and rebounds. At 6' 7" he is an odd combination of PG and SF and he has Al Jefferson to throw the ball to on the inside.
Philadelpia's Louis Williams (PG, SG) - he has come off the bench to ignite the 76'ers when Korver was out. He is averaging 11.5 PPG, 2.1 RPG and 3.6 APG. He had a career game when he played Washington on Nov. 20 hitting 10 of 13 from the field including 4 of 4 from beyond the arc for 25 Pts. Korver is back but Williams impressed enough while he was out that Williams is still getting minutes (about 22 a game). He has scored in double digits 5 of his last 6 games and since Korver returned (last 2 games) has 6 assists in each game. Again he is an assist play that can also give you points.
Memphis' PG Juan Carlos Navarro. He finally signed with an NBA team after his rights were traded to the Grizzlies where his friend Gasol plays. From Spain, this 6' 3" PG has been playing very well of late. A 3 PT threat, he can also rebound and dish the ball. One night he will give you 8 rebounds, the next maybe 7 assists plus double digit scoring. If the Grizzlies start playing more consistent, he could be a 15 PPG, 6 or 7 Rebounds a game and 6 or 7 assist per game PG, SG. He has done well for me since I added him last week. He is shooting over 40% from beyond the arc and over 88% from the charity stripe on the season while averaging 10.5 PPG, 2.1 RPG and 2 APG. All 3 are higher of late as he has assumed the starting PG role.
New Jersey's Sean Williams - I recommended him in a post I made on http://www.screamingsports.com back when he had back to back games of over 30 minutes. He immediately quit seeing the PT, and as a result his stats have dropped. But if you need someone to add block shots to your lineup, he is a good play still. As soon as they start giving 25 minutes or more a game, he will be worth double digit points, 6 or more rebounds and 2 to4 blocks a game. Worth having on your bench in leagues with limits on games played. You can play him now for block shots and hope it is a game where the Nets let him play 25 minutes or more so you also get the points and rebounds. Even in limited play he is good for about 7 PPG, 4 Reb and a block shot or 2. Sooner or later the Nets will let him play. You will want him then.
DROP:
Azubuike. He was a great play early but has not been producing in the past 2 weeks. Currently he is not a player you want. Maybe he will turn it around. I dropped him for Marko Jaric.
On the Bubble
Seattle's Damien Wilkins. He has not performed well since his great game against Atlanta. Of late he has been a player you'd rather have on your bench. He has potential but is struggling of late to score and hasn't been getting rebounds or assists sufficient for a fantasy play at SG, SF. I still have him in 1 league hoping he regains his early season play.
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