We all know DeAndre Jordan has never lived up to the hype. He's been in the league now for six years and yet only this season has finally reached 10 points a game. He has been beastly on the boards averaging 12.7 a game, but his FG% is down and he still can't shoot foul shots worth a damn. Regardless, that clearly warrants him being worth point guards who went for $20 or more at the draft, right?
Ziki gets: Jrue Holiday
Curtis gets: DeAndre Jordan
Trade offer rating: 4 stars
It's not the worst deal we've seen, but Holiday is still putting up quality numbers despite not playing his best. Quality numbers that keeps him well above the value of a guy who may not sustain his rebounding levels. Also Curtis wants nothing to do with a big man because his team is built around small ball, so the trade gains an extra star for Ziki's stupidity in roster assessment. Ziki, however, wasn't done there...
Ziki gets: Jeff Teague
Grimaldi gets: DeAndre Jordan
Trade offer rating: 6 stars
This one's definitely better than the first...for Ziki. Teague is having a great season putting up career high numbers in points and assists. His foul or three point shooting isn't as good as last year, but that should turn around.
Ted Ziki is possibly the worst at making trade offers in fantasy sports and the public needs to be alerted. This blog showcases how bad Ted Ziki's trade offers are in all sports. They are rated on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the worst possible trade that could be offered.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Ziki Doesn't Take No For An Answer
Upon hearing that Pope thought his Ibaka for Parsons offer was trash, Ziki decided to "augment" his offer:
Ziki gets: Serge Ibaka & Tyreke Evans
Pope gets: Chandler Parsons & Darren Collison
Trade offer rating: 7 stars
Pope's immediate reaction to the deal was: "Sam and I found this amusing, as I don’t think either one of us would have traded Tyreke for Collison straight up." We couldn't have said it better ourselves...
Ziki gets: Serge Ibaka & Tyreke Evans
Pope gets: Chandler Parsons & Darren Collison
Trade offer rating: 7 stars
Pope's immediate reaction to the deal was: "Sam and I found this amusing, as I don’t think either one of us would have traded Tyreke for Collison straight up." We couldn't have said it better ourselves...
Ziki Loves Pushing Chandler Parsons
Chandler Parsons is a valuable fantasy asset because he provides a little of everything. Although that's more useful in rotisserie style scoring, Parsons can still impact head-to-head leagues. Parsons, however, still isn't considered anywhere near a top 40 player. Therefore Pope was not happy when he received this trade offer:
Ziki gets: Serge Ibaka
Pope gets: Chandler Parsons
Trade offer rating: 6 Stars
Explanation: It's not the worst offer Ziki's ever made, but it's pretty bad. Ibaka has tremendous value in head-to-head leagues because he's rather dominant in FG% and blocks, while rather strong in rebounds as well. His points have also sky rocketed this year with the departure of James Harden. Naturally this makes him the kind of player Ziki is looking for -- a top 15-20 fantasy player he can rip off someone else. It would've made sense to check with Pope first to see what Pope actually wanted in his fantasy categories, given that it's all the stats Ibaka provides. But that would be expecting way too much from the always ambitious ZIki.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Ziki Brings It From Abu Dhabi
Just cause Ted Ziki is in Abu Dhabi doesn't mean he can't make you a terrible trade offer. Curtis was proposed this from Ted:
Ziki gets: Chris Paul
Curtis gets: Darren Collison and Chandler Parsons
Trade offer rating: 8 Stars
Explanation: Collison and Parson are decent players, Chris Paul is the third best player in fantasy basketball. Ziki could've at least offered a better PG in this situation considering he has five of them! In a re-draft, neither Parsons nor Collison would be a top 40 player.
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