One of the primary rules of Fantasy Basketball is don't be a homer when you draft your team. In other words, don't go out of your way to draft a lot of players from your home team. Well, I did just that. I not only drafted Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Marcus Smart and Gordon Hayward - I also picked up rookie Carsen Edwards off waivers a few days after the draft - not for what he can produce right now, but rather what I hope for by mid-season. The season is young, but I sit in third place in my Fantasy League with an 11-7 record thus far, and a 6-3 record for this week. I generally hope for at least 20 Fantasy points per game from my late-round picks, and Edwards has yet to hit that mark. Although he did get 19 Fantasy points last night in only 13 minutes versus the Cavs. Gordon Hayward, by the way, racked up 53 Fantasy points in the same game. Smart is not usually viewed as a productive Fantasy player, but I chose him because I expect better offense from him this season. Wi...
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