Let's take a look at Sunday.

There are nine games on in the NBA.

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My name is Josh Lloyd and my nickname is also Josh Lloyd. We're here to talk about the games on Sunday. There are nine of those games on and we're going to dig into them. We're going to talk about who's in and out the injury reports, the streaming options, points leagues, category leagues. Should we dig in? Probably. There are nine games. It's a relatively busy Sunday in the NBA and of course there

is going to be a lot of uncertainty. There is more uncertainty at this time of the year than there

is at the same time last week and hence why I believe that fantasy league should have ended on

like the 23rd of March or whatever it was like at least a week ago. People are still just playing

their semifinals now because you're going to see a lot more stuff with, yes, you have tanking stuff that happens and random sits, but what you start to get at this point in the year is good teams and better teams start to sit more guys as well. So you've got teams that sit in a spot where they go, well, two games ahead and two games behind. I can't really move. My guys are a little banged up. So we'll see these sort of teams start to create more of those issues and foots off the gas more in other games.

It becomes worse in terms of reliability. As you get, because it makes sense, as you get

closer than the regular season where the games don't matter as much for most teams, you see that stuff change. That is just the nature

of how anything works common sense-wise. Nine games. First game is a 3.30 p.m. Eastern start.

It is the Clippers and the Bucks. The next game is a 5pm Eastern start, the heat and the paces. Then we go into a 6 p.m. Eastern game, or a couple, or a lot of them actually. Washington at Portland, Boston and Charlotte, Sacramento at Brooklyn, yuck. Orlando at Toronto. Then we have the 7pm game, which is the Rockets and the Palicans. We have the 7.30pm game, which is the Knicks and the Thunder.

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