2011-2012 Deep Sleepers: SG

2011-2012 Shooting Guard (SG) Deep Sleepers for the 2011-2012 Fantasy Basketball season are based on a standard single season redraft fantasy basketball leagues. Scoring setting include: FG%, FT%, 3PT, PTS, REBS, ASTS, STLS, TO. Each players fantasy basketball position eligibility is listed after their name, with pg meaning the player is eligible at point guard, and pg/sg meaning the player is eligible at both point guard and shooting guard, and sg/sf meaning the player is eligible at both shooting guard and small forward. Shooting Guard (SG) Deep Sleepers are based on players who are flying under the radar to begin the 2011-2012 season. Shooting Guard (SG) Deep Sleepers are players to consider drafting with one of your final picks in your fantasy basketball draft to begin the 2011-2012 season, or simply keep an eye to begin the season and consider picking up off the waiver wire if needed.

Gary Neal – SA – sg

As an undrafted free agent, Neal made his NBA debut last season and quickly carved out his niche roll in the Spurs veteran lineup. As the top backup behind the somewhat injury prone Manu Ginobili, there is plenty of reason to believe that Neal will be able to tally 20-25 minutes per game this season. Unfortunately, Neal had to undergo an appendectomy on December 12th and will be forced to miss the first couple weeks of the season. However when he returns to the court, Neal should quickly find his place in the Spurs rotation.

2010-2011 Stats: 45.1 fg% — 9.8 ppg — 1.6 3pt — 2.5 reb — 1.2 ast — 0.3 stl — 0.1 blk

2011-2012 Projected Stats: 46 fg% — 12.0 ppg — 1.5 3pt — 2.5 reb — 1.5 ast — 0.4 stl — 0.1 blk

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