Justise Winslow had a breakout season for the Miami Heat.

2018-19 NBA Wire Troll All-Star Team

Robinson is putting an exclamation mark on a fire rookie season, scoring in double figures in each of the last four games, recording two double-doubles and just missing another pair. On Sunday, he played a career high 38 minutes while putting up multiple blocks for the 28th straight game. Robinson is averaging a double-double with 2.8 blocks and 1.1 steals over the last 10 games. Although we identified him early in the season, it really took until February for him to start consistently seeing enough minutes to become a Fantasy staple, but he’s been a real asset since the All-Star Game, getting to the line more often and doing a way better job on the glass.

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2017-18 NBA Wire Troll All-Star Team

Just 20 years old, Allen established himself as a building block in Brooklyn with a strong rookie campaign. He only played 20 minutes per game, but his PT kept rising as the season progressed, as did his touches. Allen did a good job of getting to the line and showed nice potential on the offensive glass. Best of all, his 58.9 per cent field goal accuracy ranked second among all rookies that played at least 30 games. Allen should be a big-time sleeper heading into 2018-19.

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How to Dominate Your NBA Fantasy Playoffs

The standard league semis are about to hit, followed by the finals run. Now is the time for NBA Fantasy fans to get their teams in order and plan ahead for success in the postseason. There are some hot picks and NBA Fantasy sleepers we’ll be looking at to help fans maximize their gains on the latest statistics. With the right approach, it promises to be a great year for NBA Fantasy action.

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The Wire Troll: Jakob Poeltl Takes Advantage of Injuries in Toronto

A dude that always seems to be in the middle of some kind of scuffle, Oubre broke out with 19 points, eight boards, four treys, two blocks and two steals on Friday. That’s the kind of effort that gets you noticed in Fantasy circles. He has generally been durable and seems to have really developed his outside game this season (averaging two three-pointers), so it’s time to scoop him off the wire.

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