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Rookies I Will be Collecting in the Second Half of the Season
Landry Fields: Fields was no doubt overlooked in the 2010 NBA Draft. I am very surprised by his production so far this year. He is averaging 10.1 points/game while starting on a youthful, monster market New York Knicks team that is only going to get better. As New York makes its playoff push this spring, I would expect Fields' values to rise.
Wesley Johnson: Yes, it is true that Johnson plays on a dreadful team, but while some may see that as a disadvantage, I see it as an advantage. Even though he has only been averaging 9.4 points/game while battling some knee injuries, Johnson has a chance to be Minnesota's go-to-guy in the next couple of years.
Greivis Vasquez: Granted, this is a homer/sleeper pick, but my reasons for wanting to buy him are logical. His 3.4 points/game and 2.4 assists/game may lead you to believe that he hasn't done jack squat, however, I have witnessed many a Grizz game where Vasquez came off the bench and provided a spark with his ability to create for others, and his outside shooting ability. If Vasquez ever reaches the level of play he was at in college, I will look like a genius.
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Wesley Johnson: Yes, it is true that Johnson plays on a dreadful team, but while some may see that as a disadvantage, I see it as an advantage. Even though he has only been averaging 9.4 points/game while battling some knee injuries, Johnson has a chance to be Minnesota's go-to-guy in the next couple of years.
Greivis Vasquez: Granted, this is a homer/sleeper pick, but my reasons for wanting to buy him are logical. His 3.4 points/game and 2.4 assists/game may lead you to believe that he hasn't done jack squat, however, I have witnessed many a Grizz game where Vasquez came off the bench and provided a spark with his ability to create for others, and his outside shooting ability. If Vasquez ever reaches the level of play he was at in college, I will look like a genius.
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