Well, it’s a week later now, and injuries and a few unexpected twists of fate have combined to shuffle the Fantasy deck a bit. Intrigued? Thought so…follow along as we break down some of the new faces in new places, old faces in new spaces…and also talk of cake. As the season wanes, many of your league mates are undoubtedly prepping for baseball season – and ignoring their Fantasy Hoops team in the process. For shame…let’s teach them a lesson about attention span, shall we?

He is not playing starter’s minutes yet, but McGee is a very talented shot blocker who should provide big help in at least that category as long as he is seeing a decent amount of run. He’s worth adding everywhere if you need blocks, but be aware that McGee may struggle with some elements of his game as he develops.

CP3 underwent surgery last Thursday, and is expected to miss four-to-six weeks. Until then, Fantasy owners will have to scramble to try to account for the loss of one of the game’s greatest players.

After losing his starting gig, Frye was abandoned by many Fantasy owners. Hold the phone, though: Frye has scored at least 20 points in two of his last three games, while tossing in 10 three-pointers over that stretch. Don’t expect consistency, but Frye looks like he should remain a good source of treys and a serviceable source of blocks for owners in deeper leagues.