Man, am I the only one who forgot just how skinny Barry Bonds used to be?

Man, am I the only one who forgot just how skinny Barry Bonds used to be?

The NBA playoffs continue this weekend, with a total of 11 games on four different networks. The NFL Draft starts Saturday and continues on Sunday, with coverage provided by ESPN and ESPN2. NBC has two NHL playoff games – one on Saturday and one on Sunday. There is only one nationally televised MLB game, the Texas/Cleveland tilt on ESPN Sunday night.
NBA
Fri, 8 PM: Cleveland @ Washington – ESPN
Fri, 10 PM: San Antonio @ Sacramento – ESPN 2
Fri, 10:30 PM: Phoenix @ LA Lakers – ESPN
Sat, 3 PM: New Jersey @ Indiana – TNT
Sat, 5:30 PM: Dallas @ Memphis – TNT
Sat, 8 PM: Detroit @ Milwaukee – ESPN
Sat, 10:30 PM: LA Clippers @ Denver – ESPN
Sun, 1 PM: Miami @ Chicago – ABC
Sun, 3:30 PM: Phoenix @ LA Lakers – ABC
Sun, 7:30 PM: Cleveland @ Washington – TNT
Sun, 10 PM: San Antonio @ San Antonio – TNT
NFL
Sat, 12 PM – 8 PM: NFL Draft – ESPN
Sat, 8 PM – 10 PM: NFL Draft – ESPN2
Sun, 11 AM – 6 PM: NFL Draft – ESPN
MLB
Sun, 8:05 PM: Texas @ Cleveland – ESPN
NHL
Sat, 3 PM: NY Rangers @ NJ Devils – NBC
Sun, 2 PM: Philadelphia @ Buffalo – NBC
The NBA playoffs continue this week, with TNT taking over a majority of the coverage. The NHL continue as well – OLN is going to carry two games of the Rangers/Devils series. There are three nationally televised MLB games this week, including two of the Boston/Cleveland series.
NBA
Mon, 8 PM: Chicago @ Miami – TNT
Mon, 10:30 PM: Denver @ LA Clippers – TNT
Tues, 7 PM: Washington @ Cleveland – TNT
Tues, 8 PM: Indiana @ New Jersey – local
Tues, 9:30 PM: Sacramento @ San Antonio – TNT
Wed, 7:30 PM: Milwaukee @ Detroit – local
Wed, 8 PM: Memphis @ Dallas – TNT
Wed, 10:30 PM: LA Lakers @ Phoenix – TNT
Thurs, 7:30 PM: New Jersey @ Indiana – local
Thurs, 8 PM: Miami @ Chicago – TNT
Thurs, 10:30 PM: LA Clippers @ Denver – TNT
MLB
Mon, 7:05 PM: Florida @ Chicago Cubs – ESPN
Wed, 1:10 PM: Pittsburgh @ St. Louis – ESPN
Wed, 7:05 PM: Boston @ Cleveland – ESPN
Thurs, 7:05 PM: Boston @ Cleveland – ESPN2
NHL
Mon, 7 PM: NY Rangers @ NJ Devils – OLN
Wed, 7 PM: NY Rangers @ NJ Devils – OLN
The NBA playoffs start this weekend with a full slate of games from each of the first round matchups. NBC has a couple of NHL playoff games as well. There is just one baseball game on national TV, featuring the Washington Nationals as they try to win their first game at home.
NBA
Sat, 3pm: Washington @ Cleveland – ABC
Sat, 5:30pm: Sacramento @ San Antonio – ESPN
Sat, 8pm: Chicago @ Miami – ESPN
Sat, 10:30pm: Denver @ LA Clippers – ESPN
Sun, 1pm: Indiana @ New Jersey – TNT
Sun, 3:30pm: LA Lakers @ Phoenix – ABC
Sun, 7pm: Milwaukee @ Detroit – TNT
Sun, 9:30pm: Memphis @ Dallas – TNT
MLB
Sun, 8:05pm: Atlanta @ Washington – ESPN
NHL
Sat, 7pm: Philadelphia @ Buffalo – TSN
Sat, 3pm: NY Rangers @ New Jersey – NBC
Sun, 1pm: Edmonton @ Detroit – NBC
…Ken Griffey Jr. must be on the DL. Hooo boy. Come on, fantasy owners, you knew this day was coming. Did you take another outfielder in the next round? Smart move.
And on that note, I present to you: Gigi’s list of Players Who Will Never Be Gashouse Gorillas: (yes, that’s where the nickname Gigi comes from, if you were curious, G.G.)
Ken Griffey Jr.
Josh Beckett
AJ Burnett
Nomar Garciaparra
Kerry Wood
Mark Prior (okay, I took him this year, but in the 23rd round, which is a steal even if he only starts five games)
JD Drew
Chipper Jones
Jim Edmonds
Armando Benitez
Magglio Ordonez
Frank Thomas
Ben Sheets
Who are your must-avoid fantasy players? And let’s try to keep the list to the perennially injured, not players like Cristian Guzman, who have no fantasy value.
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