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Frank Ntilikina positional eligibility
Frankie smokes is starting at SF Wednesday, and has been playing a ton of SG since the All-Star break last year. Fizdale even wants him to guard 4s. You guys need to update his positions
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Eric Gordon - PG
Eric Gordon is the sixth man for Houston. When Chris Paul missed a few games earlier this week, Gordon started at SG, but played PG when Harden was on the bench. Yahoo, please give Gordon PG eligibility. He plays more positions than SG. He is a versatile player and should have more positions. Thank you, Yahoo.
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PJ Tucker ceter eligibility. Has played backup C all year now starting
PJ now playing center and has played backup C all year. His positional eligibility needs to change
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De’Aaron Fox SG eligibility
He is often starting alongside Yogi Ferrell who is 5’11 while he himself is 6’3. What’s up with not having SG eligibility?
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Bogdan Bogdanovic Point Guard eligbility
See the following
https://www.sactownroyalty.com/2018/12/1/18121111/joerger-plans-to-use-bogdanovic-as-a-point-guard "On Thursday against the Los Angeles Clippers, Bogdanovic saw a large bulk of his 35 minutes come as a facilitator in the offense, often spelling Fox off the bench as a backup point guard."
Coach Joerger after the Clippers game ”I am going to play him at point guard. So, there will be times where it is going to be him and Buddy, and there will be times where he plays with De’Aaron, and there will be times when Buddy plays with De’Aaron. So, kind of spin those guys around a little bit"
Also played some…162nd ranked -
Lonzo Ball needs SG
Lonzo Ball plays almost exclusively off the ball when he plays with LeBron.
292nd ranked -
Josh Richardson 2018-2019 Small Forward (SF) eligibility
He plays both wing spots with the majority of his minutes at SF. Rodney McGruder and Dwayne Wade play most of the SG minutes and Richardson plays primarily at the SF when MIA has two other guards in.
139th ranked -
Danilo Gallinari as Center
"Danilo Gallinari could close some games as the starting five. Coach Doc Rivers hinted last week that his closing lineup will often be Patrick Beverley, Lou Williams, Avery Bradley, Tobias Harris and Gallinari, and they showcased that exact lineup on the first day of camp." - http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nba/1472/danilo-gallinari
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Jonathan Isaac SF eligibility
Here's why:
1) Precedent: Isaac played nearly a third of his minutes at the 3 last season: 27% at SF; 73% at PF.
(https://basketballmonster.com/usagemonster.aspx). It’s worth noting that these percentages came in a season of Aaron Gordon playing only 58 games, which inflated Isaac’s time at the PF whenever Gordon was out. As you can see in the graph, Aaron Gordon played a whopping 98% of his minutes at PF, which anchors this claim to Isaac as a SF.2) Internal confirmation: According to Magic official team reporter John Denton, Jonathan Isaac “will resemble a small forward on…
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Draymond Green should be SF eligible
C'mon Yahoo!
Now you guys know **** well that every year since forever and a day ago Draymond is SF,PF,C eligible... what makes you think GS has changed the way he's used? please add SF eligibility and i"ll forget this ever happened.
obviously i'm joking but in all seriousness he really should be SF eligible.
Please add,Thanks.199th ranked -
Lonzo Ball should get SG eligibility
He plays with Hart and Rondo
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ben simmons
It's nice that Ben Simmons got SF eligibility, but he really also needs PF eligibility. If you watch the Sixers, every time TJ or another backup PG is in, Simmons almost exclusively plays the PF position.
358th ranked -
Wilson Chandler PF position elegibility
W. Chandler is playing (and starting) at PF for the Sixers, but is elegible for sg and sf.
215th ranked -
Landry Shamet SG
Shamet has been been playing the shooting guard position since his days as a Sixer. Now he’s on the Clippers clearly playing the starting two guard next to Gilgeous-Alexander. What is the hold up? He should have SG eligibility.
358th ranked -
Noah Vonleh eligible at center
Noah Vonleh should be given Center eligibility ASAP. The big man is starting and playing large amount of the games at the center spot.
238th ranked -
Mitchell Robinson
Mitchel Robinson should get PF eligibility reason being that he is playing along side of Kanter
184th ranked -
Lonzo Ball and De'Aaron Fox need SG
Brandon Ingram is running some PG with the Lakers, even with Lonzo on the court... Just watch the 4th quarter of the Lakers/Bulls game on 1/15... And that doesn't include when Ball shares the court with Rondo or LeBron and they are running PG.
Bogdan Bogdanovic is running some PG for the Kings, even with Fox on the court... Watch any Kings game and you'll see it... And that doesn't count when Fox shares the court with Frank Mason, and Mason is tunning PG.
Both De'Aaron Fox and Lonzo Ball should be SG eligible.
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James Harden needs to have SF eligibilty
James Harden needs to have SF eligibilty, as he logs minutes at the 3.
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Jaren Jackson Jr. needs C eligibility.
Jaren Jackson Jr. will spend plenty of his minutes at center. I have seen many user posts mentioning this. For some reason they trend hot with votes but no change is made. Even the Grizzlies website shows him as F/C on the roster. Please adjust so that he is listed as PF/C.
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JJ Redick - SF
JJ Redick has started at SF and even when he starts at SG moves over to SF during the game, He has played and started enough at SF to have that position eligibility.
338th ranked
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