Steals and Blocks and Junk
Manu Ginobili with four games clocks in at No. 4 among shooting guards
Caron Butler done for the season and possibly beyond
Los Angeles Clipper DeAndre Jordan has taken off in recent weeks, earning himself a mention in this week's article. Find out who else makes the list as well.
Which underachievers should bounce back?
Injuries to Butler and Gallinari shake up Mav, Knick rotations
Some Surprises with Steals (But Not Blocks)
Chris Paul is healthy and back to his thieving ways. He's averaging 5.2 steals, 10.5 assists and 18.7 points over his last four games and is the top ranked point guard on this week's meter.
Garnett, Nowitzki sidelined
Thanks to new coach Paul Silas' up-tempo offense, Charlotte's D.J. Augustin has picked up his production, especially from behind the arc.
In head to head leagues, sometimes injuries force you to consolidate your strengths and sacrifice balance. Rajon Rondo (left) is great for steals and assists, but won't get you FT% or 3s.
Rashard Lewis is in a much better fantasy situation in Washington than he was in Orlando, and now's the time to make a move for him.
Paul Silas Offense could boost values; Will Baron Davis return to Charlotte?
Rebounding Studies, Part 2
Monta Ellis has turned his game up a notch with Stephen Curry out with an ankle injury. Ellis is averaging 31.2 points, 6.0 assists, 3.0 steals and 2.2 threes over his last five games and is the top ranked shooting guard, ahead of Kobe Bryant (pictured).
The latest on Brandon Jennings, John Wall and others