Usage and minutes are two of the biggest factors in fantasy basketball production.

Let's talk about who I think are going to be the biggest rises, the biggest fallers.

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shares and likes and hearts and bouquets of flowers i don't know that's probably not a thing but i'll take

it i'll take whatever we're here to talk about usage, minutes, especially if you're in a fantasy points

league, but even in a categories league, two of the things that correlate to success are usage

in minutes. You get more usage, you get more fantasy points. You play more minutes. You get more

fantasy points. In category leagues, you play more minutes. You have fantasy points. You play more minutes, you get more fantasy points. In category leagues,

you play more minutes, you have more value. You have more usage, you do have more value, but it's not

as close to a one-to-one. Those other things, it's almost a one-to-one. You know, we've done our

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