Is It Already Too Late For Fantasy Hoops?

While the rest of the sports world frantically monitors 12 NFL contests at once, RotoNation is making it possible for its readers to beat their friends to the punch with a special edition of "Fantasy Basketball Preview." The inaugural issue examines the "Olympian Fatigue Myth" and how it may or may not affect upcoming fantasy drafts. So forget about the pennant races, tune out TO, and set the TiVo to NBA TV, because Christmas just came early.

Washington, DC (PRWEB) September 13, 2006 -- While the rest of the sports world frantically monitors 12 NFL contests at once, RotoNation is making it possible for its readers to beat their friends to the punch with a special edition of "Fantasy Basketball Preview." The inaugural issue examines the "Olympian Fatigue Myth" and how it may or may not affect upcoming fantasy drafts. So forget about the pennant races, tune out TO, and set the TiVo to NBA TV, because Christmas just came early.

Columnist Steve Jones does an in-depth analysis of players from past Olympics, to determine if players truly do come back fatigued from playing a summer of intense international basketball. Going back to the original Dream Team in 1992, Jones’ analysis provides for much discussion ultimately leading to a final recommendation for fantasy basketball drafts.

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