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

K.J McDaniels – TREND If you’ve ever read anything by me or seen me ranting on Twitter, you’ll know I’m on the McBandwagon. What I love about his fantasy game is the ‘bonus’ stats – the rebounds, the steals and the blocks from the SG/SF positions. Any SG can average

Ty Lawson The Denver Nuggets have been humming along over the last couple of weeks, in no small part to the diminutive Tywon Ronnell Lawson running the show beautifully. While his coach Brian Shaw seems to want to ruin many a fantasy season (finally Timofey Mozgov getting some burn!), the

Brandan Wright – TREND Is there a more efficient bench player in the league than Brandan Wright? There may not be a player who makes the most out of both his opportunities and his team fit, as Rick Carlisle utilizes his back-up big beautifully off the bench. Wright’s been absolutely

Jimmy Butler If ever there was a call for evidence to see how a player plays in a contract year, it was Trevor Ariza last year. Jimmy Butler is doing the exact same thing this year, except he’s on his way to a deal likely doubling what Ariza scored from

  Arron Afflalo  – TREND The buzz on Afflalo is that he was somewhat of a late bloomer in terms of getting it together on the offensive end of the court. He was drafted as a potential 3 and D guy by the Pistons, but didn’t really get a chance

Reggie Jackson Everyone knew Reggie Jackson as Russell Westbrook’s back-up who had some potential as a scoring combo guard, particularly excelling in last year’s playoffs while starting alongside Westbrook against the Spurs in their last two games (sure, both losses!). With a plague of Thunder injuries – including a minor