Welcome to the Fantasy NBA today podcast.

And the way we go it is by low time on Fantasy NBA today a specialty episode that I

thought would be kind of fun because last time I think we did both by lows and sell highs at the same time it felt like we were jamming in a lot of stuff so I've split them up and I also figured out by doing a poll that people seem to like buy lows more than sell highs.

I don't know exactly why.

Maybe it's that there's more agreement on sell highs and with buy lows the disagreement is sort of

staggered in that people don't know exactly how low they're gonna buy somebody or how to determine

what they're going to get to and so my hope is that we can actually hit on all of that in today's show which again chat room is open but I'm probably not going to be doing questions this is going to be me lecturing at you.

We've got I believe five players question mark that we're going to be covering today as my by lows for week four and without further ado

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Let's rock. Bylos for week four. Player number one and let's just

jump right in and we're going basically in terms of ADP, by the way, I've organized them by where people expected them to be.

Jaren Jackson Jr. We talked a little bit about him on the regular episode of Fantasy

NBA today because right now he is currently the number 46th player in nine category leagues with 20 and a half points 1.6

3 pointers 6.5 rebounds 2.3 assists. Point four steals, I say again. Point four steals and 1.8 blocks, I say again. 1.9 turnovers also in the books but that is not a big deal.

Here's the thing. J.J. has been in the NBA. but that is not a big deal.

Here's the thing. J.J. has been in the NBA for more than half a decade now,

and he has never averaged fewer than 0.7 steals per game in his NBA career, at least since he's been

playing closer to starters minutes. And this includes by the way the 2020- 2020-21 season where he played a

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