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In our grid, BOLD equals a stretch of weeks where 3 out of 4 weeks (or better) are 4-game weeks (a GOOD stretch), while italics equals a stretch of weeks where 3 out of 4 weeks (or worse) are 3-game or 2-game weeks (a BAD stretch).

USES OF THE 2009-2010 NBA GAMES-PER-WEEK SCHEDULE GRID

The BEST use of this grid is for deciding when to pick up free agents or cut marginal bench players in h2h or no-game-limit-per-position leagues. For example, Portland begins the year with a good stretch, so drafting a marginal player like Rudy Fernandez with one of your last picks is good, because you could use him early. In the right-sized league, he trumps someone like DJ Augustin because the Bobcats play just ONE 4-game week in the first 7 weeks of the season.

The NEXT BEST use is in picking your every-week players in h2h leagues. For example, if your playoffs run Weeks 22-24, when picking similar players, go with the ones with three 4-game playoff weeks instead of one 4-game playoff week (Durant over Granger, Tony Parker over Andre Miller, Bargnani over Aldridge, etc.).

ALSO

We currently have Top 200 Cheat Sheet and projections downloads available in our 2009-2010 Fantasy Basketball Draft Kit. We have our Top 40 player profiles set on the site, with more on the way every day. We should have our Top 150 profiles set by Friday, October 23, so you can be totally prepared for your drafts that weekend. And don't forget, we will promptly answer any questions you may have about your team, line-up, waiver wire, and traes in our FORUM. It just takes a minute to REGISTER a username and password for our site (allowing you to download draft kit files and post reviews, comments, blogs, and forum topics).