Tobias in the NBA

#57
#57
He was my last pick in this years fantasy draft. I still have him althought the dehydration issue was a bit bothersome at the first of the season and I am hoping his minutes get more consistent.
 
#58
#58
DaDuRkEr said:
He was my last pick in this years fantasy draft. I still have him althought the dehydration issue was a bit bothersome at the first of the season and I am hoping his minutes get more consistent.
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i have yet to try fantasy basketball, i love football but have yet to attempt to do basketball. just seems like it would really be complicated, and i dont keep up with the nba too much either. how do you like it?
 
#61
#61
bleedingTNorange said:
Has he not been?
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No, Leuer's been playing quite a bit for them this year. He's even gotten a start or two due to injuries in the starting line up. He looks like a keeper. Effective scorer and rebounder. He's had the benefit of playing overseas during the lockout, so he arrived in game shape. I think Tobias has the higher ceiling, and they're both playing well right now. Most Bucks fans seem to be pleased with what they were able to pickup in what was considered to be a very weak draft class.
 
#62
#62
MannyD said:
No, Leuer's been playing quite a bit for them this year. He's even gotten a start or two due to injuries in the starting line up. He looks like a keeper. Effective scorer and rebounder. He's had the benefit of playing overseas during the lockout, so he arrived in game shape. I think Tobias has the higher ceiling, and they're both playing well right now. Most Bucks fans seem to be pleased with what they were able to pickup in what was considered to be a very weak draft class.
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Thanks for the info I haven't really been able to keep up with it. Would love game summarys of Tobias , keep em' coming they are much appreciated.
 
#63
#63
bleedingTNorange said:
Thanks for the info I haven't really been able to keep up with it. Would love game summarys of Tobias , keep em' coming they are much appreciated.
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I'd like them too. :) Unfortunately, Tobias plays for the Bucks, and the Bucks stink. Ipso facto, they're never on TV. Had a free preview for a couple weeks of the NBA league pass on DirecTV, but Tobias was out with dehydration during that time, so I never actually got to see him play. The only highlights I can find on the internet are of the opposing team because the Bucks lose a lot and ESPN only shows highlights of the winning team. You get the idea...

Anyway, I'm keeping up with him on a couple of Bucks blogs. Fan reactions to Tobais' game are reminiscent of how I reacted to his game his first few weeks at UT: I wasn't really sure what to expect. His game looked a bit ugly and old school, and I didn't really know how it would translate at this level. Then he comes out and scores 15 points, snags 8 rebounds, gets 3 steals and 2 blocks, and before you know it, he's one of the more productive guys on the team. They're starting to see his value and realize that the things he's doing on the court, no matter how "old school" they appear to be, aren't a fluke. s
 
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#64
MannyD said:
I'd like them too. :) Unfortunately, Tobias plays for the Bucks, and the Bucks stink. Ipso facto, they're never on TV. Had a free preview for a couple weeks of the NBA league pass on DirecTV, but Tobias was out with dehydration during that time, so I never actually got to see him play. The only highlights I can find on the internet are of the opposing team because the Bucks lose a lot and ESPN only shows highlights of the winning team. You get the idea...

Anyway, I'm keeping up with him on a couple of Bucks blogs. Fan reactions to Tobais' game are reminiscent of how I reacted to his game his first few weeks at UT: I wasn't really sure what to expect. His game looked a bit ugly and old school, and I didn't really know how it would translate at this level. Then he comes out and scores 15 points, snags 8 rebounds, gets 3 steals and 2 blocks, and before you know it, he's one of the more productive guys on the team. They're starting to see his value and realize that the things he's doing on the court, no matter how "old school" they appear to be, aren't a fluke. s
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That's why has surprised me do far at thin level with him. He didn't out athlete you he just was craft smart and very fundamental and old school as you said. I really didn't see this translating well at the next level, I'm very pleasantly surprised.
 
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