Hello, everybody, and welcome to fantasy NBA today. Sports Ethos show brought to you by our great partners at Fandul. I'm Aaron Brewski, joined as always by the great Dr. A. In today's show, we're going to be diving into the top ads, breaking on players in our drop zones, and highlighting the best streamers that can help you win your week. Let's go, Doc. Let's eff and go. How you doing? Who's your top ad? Dude, you're not messing around today.

You're getting right to it.

I like that. Let's go, Doc. Let's F and go. How you doing? Who's your top ad?

Dude, you're not messing around today.

You're right to it.

I love it.

You know, there's some people that like the chit chat and the nonsense and other people like, man, just go.

Don't even say hi to each other.

We just go on two separate parallel timelines for folks.

We'll serve everybody.

All right. So my ad is yesterday's my drop. Like everything I'd said fantasy-wise yesterday,

it just kind of backfired on me. So after Tuesday's game, when Jose Alvarado hit one of five shots, played 18 minutes at four points,

five times, and nothing else. I was like, you know what? He's never going to have enough minutes

and opportunity behind Jalen Brunson. So I just don't think it's going to happen in New York for

him. Well, Wednesday night, the minutes were the same, 19 minutes, but the dude caught fire, shot 13-3s, hit eight of them, 26 points, three boards, four assists, five steals for Alvarado.

But the bottom line here is, I don't feel terrible about my drop him call because he's not

going to do this in 19 minutes very often.

No, I mean, he's going to be inconsistent.

I think that thing, though, about them playing against bad teams, you know, I think that came

into play last night, you know, not typically a bad team, Philadelphia, but, you know, New York,

I think, was salty after that overtime loss.

And, man, anytime they can get away with having two guards on the floor.

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