Fantasy Basketball?

I am trying to decide what to do in fantasy basketball. 10 Team league, rotisserie scoring, 9 categories. My current players are:








PG: Jason Kidd


SG: Kevin Martin


G: Brandon Roy


PF: Dirk Novitzki


SF: Jamario Moon


F: Zach Randolph


C: Yao Ming


C: Carlos Boozer


Util: Devin Harris


Util: Jamal Crawford


Others: Nick Collison


Anthony Carter


Jordan Farmar





These are the amount of points I'm getting in each category:





FG%: 6


FT%: 6


3PT: 4


PTS: 9


REB: 6


AST: 8


STL: 6


BLK: 3 (far behind)


TO:1 (way behind)





I'm trying to trade Kidd and Boozer together to get a shot blocking center and better field goal percentage point guard.





Any advice?





Thanks

Fantasy Basketball?
The ultimate roto player for blocks and rebounds is Marcus Camby. If you can come up with a guy like that, you would greatly improve your team.





Let me say now that you probably have no chance in turnovers because of all the playmakers you have. That's good though, I pretty much abandon turnovers and take the guys that get the ball in their hands more often than others...





You can probably catch up in blocks, but you have to realize that you can't compete in every category.





I would try to get a three-point shooter, or add a couple of them them from free agency because that is a category that can be easily caught up in. Trading Kidd however will deal you a blow to assists, so I would focus on trading for a solid shot blcoker/rebounder and look to free agency and pick up some guys who have made a lot of three point field goals.
Reply:I wouldn't do anything right now, you have a good team.
Reply:you have a good team leave them like that and just stayed focus.
Reply:u already have martin back so there is no need to keep roy no offense hes a great player but gives u the same stats as martin yes try trading roy %26amp; crawford for camby if that doesnt work try getting chandler hes a great rebounder and a good shot blocker dont trade kidd youll need him u have no one else thats gives u ast.

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