Hello, everybody, and welcome back to fantasy NBA today. Sports Ethos presentation brought to by our great partners at Fandall. I'm Aaron Bruske, joined as always by the godfather of fantasy basketball, Steve, Dr. A. Alexander. If you just missed it, we did a deep dive on all the fantasy basketball topics around the league, including the Trey Young trade. Before that, we delivered you to the top ads, drops, and streamers to go listen to those episodes as well. In this special episode, we're going to share with you guys potential stashes you should consider with the NBA trade deadline less than a month away. Doc, let's talk some stashes. And at the end of this, we're going to give our top three stashes. So just keep that in mind. Just keep in mind, we're going to be looking at like rest of season expectations, how good these guys can become. Is it like an ad now? Is it a stash for later? Try to get you guys all set up and ready to go. Let's start dock with the Nets, 13th in the east, fifth worst in the league at 11 and 23 right now.

We've got a couple players here, De Ron Sharp, Igor Joman, Danny Wolf, Noah Clowney.

Who do you like best?

Who could be like a potential top three stash candidate, if any?

And where would you like to start with these guys?

Jomon, Igor Joman, if you're looking for him, it's D-E-M-I-N-Demon.

It should be rostered probably already.

And then if Nick Claston gets moved, I think Dayron Sharp could blow up.

So I like Dayron Sharp.

Sharp's had a little bit of productivity lately and kind of reminding you who he is,

kind of a late round guy. I don't know if he's got explosive potential.

Getting some assists, that's good to see, Sharp. And then Jomon is hot right now.

And I think he's got some potential here as a stash.

I'm not a fan of his game.

There's peripherals issues.

But Brooklyn has every incentive in the world to let him go.

And he's a good PRA guy, which works in head to head.

Clowny is interesting because he's had a top 100 run in him this season.

It was kind of short-lived and it was very dependent upon field goal

percentage, not killing him. And we'll see what that looks like in the last third of a season for

the Brooklyn net. So if I had to rank these guys going forward, I'd probably go Joman, Clowny, and

Sharp, Danny Wolf. I'm just worried he's not good enough to actually get the job done on the floor if they said, hey, we want to make it Danny Wolf time. And he's just like, I can't do it. So that's a little bit of my concern there. Feel free to add anything to that Brooklyn Nets list. If you'd like, Doc. If not, let's go to the Boston Celtics, where we've got Josh Minot. We got Jordan Walsh, Anthony Simons. What do you like about these guys? Well, I don't think the Celtics are going to do anything crazy. So it's probably going to be more of the same. Minot's been a bust. Walsh has been up and down. And then Anthony Simons is a trade candidate. If he lands in a different spot, maybe he could do something.

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