Isaiah Canaan The Philadelphia 76ers are seemingly playing draft pick monopoly, accruing future firsts at an unheard of rate. Out the door was counting stats guru but shooting averse (Rookie of the Year no less) Michael Carter-Williams, into the fire is Isaiah Canaan. Coming out of the NBA hotbed of

Joakim Noah Joakim Noah’s season never seems to really start until the Bulls really need him. Amidst a horror 14 game stretch where they’ve won just 5 games, the Bulls are desperate to stick with the suddenly surging Cleveland Cavaliers (winners of 10 straight), and it will be up to

James Harden James Harden is doing ridiculous things on the court this season. Already atop the mantle as the best shooting guard in the league – although Klay Thompson may have something to say about it – Harden’s managed to build on his already devastatingly good fantasy game. His career

Victor Oladipo The Magic aren’t going anywhere this season, but it won’t be Oladipo’s fault. After starting the season on the sidelines with a facial fracture suffered in practice before the season even started, Dipo did very little to get any of his optimistic followers (cough me cough) excited even

Rudy Gobert The Stifle Tower has erupted since Enes Kanter went down with an ankle injury. Jazz coach Quin Snyder and his deathly stare shakes my foundation to the core, but he doesn’t seem to be ready to hand the lion’s share of minutes back to a healthy again Enes

Jusuf Nurkic The Nuggets’ big (really big) rookie pivot has carved out a large chunk of Timofey Mozgov’s minutes to warrant your attention on the fantasy front. He had an outstanding preseason and even got a mention in the first edition of Box Score Browsing as well as a mention

Cole Aldrich This isn’t your typical big name headlining the weekly Box Score Browsing, mainly because a guy like Aldrich is typically available in 80% of leagues by the time he starts to his stride, so why not give him some kudos before everyone jumps aboard the Cole train? The

Danny Green Danny Green is doing unbelievable things in the fantasy world. In fact, nobody has ever done what he’s doing this season, as his combination of threes en masse (2.6 per game), solid steals (1.4) and well above average blocks (1.3) make him an absolute fantasy stud. The Spurs

Jrue Holiday Happy Holidays – tis the season for Pelicans’ guards to start producing! It doesn’t hurt that the fantasy force known as Anthony Davis has been banged up over the past week, but both Holiday and Tyreke Evans (more on him below) have seriously stepped up their play as

Robert Covington The hype is slightly premature, but if Robert Covington is available in your league, stop reading and add him now. While his path to fantasy relevance hasn’t exactly been ‘standard’, Covington has shown glimpses of being a legit scoring option, with big upside in threes and free throw