NBA Trade Values: Buy Low Candidates

By Mark Strotman

Dwyane Wade has been just average this year, but there's plenty of reasons to believe he can right the ship.

A handful of big-name players have gotten off to slow starts in fantasy and frustrated owners may be willing to part with them in order to find more consitency. That’s where you come in. Buying low early in the fantasy season can be just as important as drafting or picking up a player, so choose carefully. The key is to find desparate owners who need better results in the short-run and are willing to to lose value in the long-term. Here are players who have gotten off to slow starts but could be had for cheap with greater returns as the season goes along.

Tyreke Evans: Teams have begun to figure out Evans’ style of play, forcing him to take more jump shots rather than driving to the hoop, and it has shown. His 40.8 field goal percentage and 4.7 free throw attempts this season are way down from 2009 (45.8 percent and 6.5 free throws) and owners have to be wanting more. However, as Evans adjusts to new defenses and the young Kings improve Evans should come around.

Dwyane Wade:

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