The Playlist: Week 18 Fantasy -Basketball Collection Collection and Start/Sit Council

Welcome to the playlist: My weekly column, in which you know who and what you should play – when it comes to setting your list or music in my rotation – for the coming week in fantasy basketball.

Every week you can see a compilation of the pickups that you have to do, as well as a quick look at the schedule and the installation notes (who is located in and outside of rotations).

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Editor note: The standard period of Yahoo Fantasy Basketball ends on Thursday, March 6th. Make sure you get these shops and I will follow later this week with a purchase/sales article.

🏀 Week 17

• Joel Embbiid (knee) and Jalen Suggs (knees) are out for the rest of the season.

• The CAVS are the first team to achieve 50 victories and score three winnery with 10 games this year.

• Steph Curry injected 56 points with 12 3s in the victory over the magic. He also dived in his first game since 2019.

🥇Top player in week 17

🎧 Who is in my rotation

There are a number of players between 35-50% in Yahoo Fantasy Leagues, and since we approach the fantasy playoffs, I will only list the players that I have to consider from Monday. This can vary depending on your league size.

Must player

• Payton Pritchard

• Toumani Camara

• Bilal Coulibaly

• Alex Sarr

• Shaedon Sharpe

• Malik Beasley

• De'andre Hunter

• Jeremy Soschan

• Tari Eason

• Isaiah Collier

• Stephon Castle

• Scoot Henderson

Top streams in flat leagues

Quentin Grimes – SG/SF, Philadelphia 76ers (29%)

Come on, the child scored a career high of 44 points (18-14 FG) on Saturday, including 6 3 and 4 shares against the Warriors. Since he joined the Sixers, he has achieved an average of 17/5/3 with theft of over 31 minutes per game. Grimes plays for a New Deal and with the decline of Philly's season he is a player that I want to take for the rest of the season. I would have brought him to the “Must-Add” category if it were in more leagues.

Zach Collins – PF/C, Chicago Bulls (34%)

Collins came across the Spurs on the deadline and he already exceeded Jalen Smith in the Bullen deep card. He had a monster week 17 with an average of 18/10/4 with 1.3 3S, 1.5 shares and 58/31/84 divisions in his last four games. It is even more important that Nikola Vučević continues to miss the time with a calf injury, and although he could keep an eye on this week, Collins must be triggered up to this point.

BOL BOL – PF/C, Phoenix Suns (34%)

The suns may be a disaster, but at least they let Bol shine. He has started the last four games and has released a week in which he was estimated as second rounds in 9-cat leagues. His skills affect almost every category, and apart from the game on Sunday, he achieved an average of 29 fantasy points per game last week. Bol is a goalkeeper for the rest of the season for the Suns, only Kevin Durant and he is reliable options on the front square.

Ty Jerome – PG/SG, Cleveland Cavaliers (23%)

As one of the most effective reserves in the league, Jerome remains relevant in the imagination, regardless of whether he only plays limited minutes from the bank or intervene as a starter. Last week he took 30th place in 9-cat leagues and has delivered three performances with over 20 points in his last four games. Jerome organized a show on Sunday, scored 25 points, recorded 6 templates, won 5 rebounds, scored 2 3 points and produced 6 steals in 35 minutes. Due to its efficiency and productivity per minute, it falls into the Must Add category in both 9-kat and point formats.

Top streams in deeper leagues

Guerschon Yabusele – PF/C, Philadelphia 76er (26%)

Some may prefer Andre Drummond (29%), but I consider Yabusele to be more versatile fantasy. While Drummond checks the boards mainly with limited points and steals, Yabu has a higher potential for value and also contributes to 3-in-arms, rebounds and shares. After Joel Empbiid was excluded for the season, I expect Yabusele to split the time between Power Forward and Center and keep it on the pitch for almost 30 minutes.

Kyle Filipowski – C, Utah Jazz (15%)

If you are looking for a double-double threat with a sneaky game potential, you are the right place at Filipowski. Jazz often rests veterans during this time, and Duke's rookie will win from it. He has recorded three double double in his last four games, and last week Filipowski ended the rating period an average of 13 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists with almost 2 3-clay per game. Jazz has four games this week, and although there are no back-to-backs, Filipowski is a player that I would hold due to the unpredictable nature of the rotation and rest plans of jazz.

Davion Mitchell – PG/SG, Miami Heat (17%)

A coarse -grained defender like Mitchell was determined to be successful when he was acted in the heat. His fantasy stock is now increasing where he quickly passed Terry Rozier in the deep card. In nine games with Miami, Mitchell plays over 33 minutes per night and an average of 10.1 points, 4.2 assists, 1.7 3 and 1.2 steals per game, while shooting 54% of the field and 47%. Although these numbers are not groundbreaking, he trends up for a team that requires a strong defender for the ball who can also lead the crime.

Kris Dunn – PG/SG, Los Angeles Clippers (19%)

Dunn is worth streaming, especially if you need steals. He has an average of 3 steals per game last month and has a week in which he supplied fantasy managers in 9-cat leagues with a value of the third round after he was added to his theft with a solid 12/5/4 line. Roll on with Dunn, while the Clippers play four games with a back back on Tuesday/Wednesday, in which Kawhi Leonard will probably sit.

Kelly Olynyk – PF/C, New Orleans Pelicans (15%)

The pelicans remain one of the worst teams in the NBA, but they still play their veterans. Olynyk was rested last week, and although it could happen again at the end of the week, his production was worth stream. In the last week he did the 8th round value in 9-kat leagues and achieved a high season of 26 points with 9 boards, 4 assists, 3 3s and theft. It looks as if Karlo Matković is the strange man in the Pels Frontcourt and Yvesi Missi (30%) and Olynyk leaves back with four games in a week.

Quinten Post – C, Golden State Warriors (5%)

Post has been working quietly in week 17 and took 8th place in 9-kat leagues in 9-kat leagues. The Rookie 7-foot was a big spark for the warriors who needed a big whom that stretches the ground and strikes on the post (word game intends). Golden State has three games in four nights, so the pick -up of Post will receive several starts at the beginning of the week. With at least 20 minutes this season, the post is an average of 13 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 3s per game.

Other streaming options:

• Cason Wallace – PG/SG, Oklahoma City Thunder

• Aaron Wiggins – SG/SF, Oklahoma City Thunder

• Caris Levert – SG/SF, Atlanta Hawks

• Terance Mann – SG/SF, Atlanta Hawks

• Moses Moody – SG/SF, Golden State Warriors

• Dillon Brooks – SG/SF/PF, Houston Rockets

• Brice Sensabaugh – SG/SF, Utah Jazz

• Matas Buzelis – SF/PF, Chicago Bulls

🗓️ Weekly schedule

Here is how the week collapses in relation to the entire NBA games a day. Use this to identify when streaming options are cheapest:

Haupttraming days: Monday and Thursday

While the fewest games this week have on Monday and Thursday, fantasy managers should have no problem with streaming every day. And one last memory: The Yahoo Standard trade period ends on Thursday, March 6th.

🎯Teams to the goal

Teams with 4 games:

Jazz, Timberwolves, Mavericks and Clipper have players in the district pool who can be streamed during cheap matchups. For example, Utah's opponents in week 18 are the pistons, wizards, raptors and sixers, which provide three cheap matchups. After yesterday's extensive charging management effort, jazz is fully committed to tanking, so that players like Brice Sensabaugh and KJ Martin will probably see increased minutes, although this week does not have a back-to-back backrest.

The wolves compete against Philly, Charlotte, Miami and San Antonio this week. These are solid fantasy matchups that are considered to stream players like Niceil Alexander Walker. Since Dallas is still trying to navigate in life after Luka Dončić, Max Christie is a good streaming option against teams such as Kings, Grizzlies and Suns.

The Hawks, Warriors, Rockets and Sixers play three games in four nights to start a week. In view of the even distribution of the games, it would be wise to maximize players from these teams to maximize the volume and to take several games from a transaction.

Teams with 3 games:

Twelve teams play three games this week. Of these teams, the raptors play on a back-to-back set against jazz and magicians. The wizards face the jazz and raptors, so that for young Wizards players like Bilal Coulibal, Bub Carrington and Alex Sarr should be good news because the veterinarians probably don't play in these games.

Back-to-back sets

• Monday/Tuesday: 76, Hawks, rockets and warriors

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Bucks, cavaliers, clipper and timber wolves

• Wednesday/Thursday: Celtics

• Thursday/Friday: Knicks

• Friday/Saturday: Heat, hornets and raptors

• Saturday/Sunday: Bucks, pelicans and pistons

🚑 injury round

Here is the latest:

• Bull: Nikola Vučević (Calf) expects to join the team again on her upcoming road trip.

• Laker: Rui Hachimura (knee) will be rated in a week. Dorian Finney-Smith and Dalton Knecht are slightly increased in the imagination.

• Kings: Domantas Sabonis. (The thighs) will be rated in a week. Jonas Valančiūnas is a must in all leagues and formats.

• Mavericks: Moses Brown was released after his 10-day contract. He is now a free agent.

• Rocket: Fred Vanvleet (ankle) will miss the competition on Monday after injecting his ankle again.

• Timberwolves: Julius Randle and Donte Divincenzo are back. Rudy Gobert stays outside.

• Warrior: Jonathan Kuminga fails to stop on Monday.

Last injury reporting for all NBA teams

NBA injury report – Monday, March 3rd