Welcome to the Fantasy NBA today podcast. Starting today's show by warning all of you, I haven't looked to see who didn't play on Saturday or Sunday.

We're gonna find out when we get back to Friday, aren't we?

Yes, indeed.

It's reverse chronological lightning round Monday.

What's happening everybody?

Welcome to Fantasy NBA today.

This is a sports ethos presentation and I am your host Dan Bespris.

Good day to you all.

Good day everyone. But yesterday wasn't that good of a day from a fantasy

standpoint because yesterday, and this happens every once in a while, I know that there's no real rhyme or reason to the following statement, but things do

occur in little groups, or at least it feels that way.

Statistically speaking, it's basically equally likely that something would happen in a group

as it would on different days.

It's kind of like the roulette wheel at a casino where they show the last 10 numbers that came up on the little steak and most folks will walk in and instinctively bet the opposite

of the last number that came up. Oh, it was whatever, you know, black, then red, and then

someone walks in, they're like, oh like oh well the next one should probably be be black again

But if you if you really stare at that

Tracker there are plenty of times where you have 4, 5, 6, reds in a row, 4, 5, 6 black numbers in a row.

And I think that that kind of applies a little bit to all things, where we just sort of instinctively expect that things that are random occurrences

will occur kind of evenly spaced out. But it doesn't happen that way. And the NBA is no

different and in fact it probably if we really dug into it things occurring

in groupings is probably more likely and the things I'm referring to right now are injuries

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