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Unicorn Playlist: Another Phoebe and Her Unicorn Adventure (Volume 14) – GOOD
Unicorn Playlist: Another Phoebe and Her Unicorn Adventure (Volume 14) – GOOD
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Unicorns and music lovers unite!Get ready to embark on another magical adventure with Phoebe and her unicorn friend, Marigold Heavenly Nostrils, in “Unicorn Playlist: Another Phoebe and Her Unicorn Adventure” (Volume 14). This latest installment in the beloved series by Dana Simpson is sure to delight fans of all ages.
Join Phoebe and Marigold as they navigate the ups and downs of friendship, school, and, of course, unicorns. With charming illustrations and witty dialogue, this book is a must-read for anyone who believes in the power of friendship and the magic of unicorns.
So grab your headphones, cue up your favorite tunes, and dive into the enchanting world of Phoebe and her unicorn companion. Trust us, you won’t want to miss this musical adventure!
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Fantasy Basketball: Why it’s time to scoop up Scoot Henderson | The Playlist
Yahoo Sports fantasy analyst Dan Titus discusses why the Portland Trail Blazers point guard is a waiver wire target, Week 10 streaming advice, and the impact of the D’Angelo Russell – Dorian Finney-Smith trade.
Video Transcript
Week 10 in fantasy basketball.
Welcome back to the playlist.
We had fights, we had trades.
It’s been a crazy week in fantasy basketball, but first and foremost wanna wish everyone a happy holiday and an early happy new year as well.
Let’s get to my pickups.
First pickup’s gotta be Spencer Dinwoodie.
Lucadontis is set to miss at least a month with a calf injury, and Spencer Dinwoodie’s filled in.
Great for Lucadontis in the interim.
He’s averaging over 17 points, 4 boards, and 6 dimes in relief of.
Luke Adonche.
So at under 40% roster, you need to add him in all leagues.
Next, you gotta pick up Scottie Pippen Jr. John Morant is day to day with a shoulder injury, and Scottie Pippen Jr. has been one of the best backups in fantasy basketball this year, averaging 15 points, 5 boards, and 6 dimes without John Morant on the court.
This guy is a two-way player, can get you a lot of steals as well.
Make sure you don’t sleep on him.
And then lastly, at under 30% roster gotta add Scoot Henderson.
I know he’s inefficient, prefer him in points lead.
But right now over the last 7 days, Scoot Henderson has been a top 50 player.
He’s averaging 17 points, 3 rebounds, and 6 dimes.
More importantly, he’s getting stocks and he’s hitting 3s.
Both rarities for Scoot Henderson, so make sure you pick him up while he’s still hot.
Let’s get to the schedule things you need to know.
Alright, let’s talk some strategy and how you’re gonna manage your week.
Week 10 is very good for streaming purposes.
You can actually stream on every day because we don’t have any day or any slate that exceeds 9.
Games, which has been pretty rare over the last couple of weeks and we have games every day of the week.
So if we’re looking at the schedule, I’m liking the teams that are playing 4 games.
That’s the 76ers, the Nuggets, the Lakers, and the Knicks.
Early in the week, try to snag guys like Peyton Watson because Aaron Gordon’s gonna be missing at least the next couple of games, as well as Derrick Jones Jr, a guy that’s gonna be playing 3 games in 4 nights, which is a huge advantage for you in fantasy.
He knows he’s gonna get some rebounds.
He’s also gonna get some stock.
And some 3s while we wait for Kawhi Leonard to return, this is gonna be a good pickup for fantasy managers.
And later in the week, take a look at Dalton Kne.
Now that there’s gonna be some movement on the Lakers, he’s been playing very well.
He could be that primary option off the bench with D’Angelo Russell now back on the Brooklyn Nets.
And look at Lugen Dor as well, because even though he hasn’t been playing particularly well coming off of that ankle injury, the Thunder do have 3 games in 4 nights to close out from Thursday to Sunday.
So If you can get a little scheduling advantage by rostering those guys and all those teams play 4 games in week 10.
Teams you’ll want to avoid Phoenix Suns, the only team that plays 2 games in week 10.
But the good thing about the Suns is that if you’re looking to head to week 11, they actually are the only team that plays 5 games in week 11.
So you’ll want to pay attention to that if you have any extra transactions left over from week 10, maybe you wanna pick up Royce O’Neal, Bradley Beal, Devin Booker, they’ve been in and out of the line.
Line up with respective injuries.
So Royce O’Neal, regardless of the situation, has been a guy that’s been pretty valuable in 12 team leagues, points or 9 categories.
So if he’s on waivers because of his recent injury, make sure you pick him up at the end of the week if you have the roster space available.
All right, let’s get to what I alluded to before, trade season.
All right, let’s talk about the trade that went down on Sunday.
D’Angelo Russell, along with Maxwell Lewis in 3 2nd round picks, went to the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for Dorian Finney Smith.
And Shake Milton.
I think this is a better real life move than it is for fantasy.
I think that D’Angelo Russell right now is the biggest beneficiary of this trade because he goes from a bench role in the Lakers to a starting spot with the Brooklyn Nets, an organization he has a lot of familiarity with.
He was an all-star there at one point, so him stepping into a starting role, I think we could see an uptick in his usage as well as his playmaking.
Now Cam Johnson is also.
On the trade block, so who knows what other moves the Brooklyn Nets are planning to make, but it looks like a really good situation for D’Angelo Russell to kind of regain his fantasy stock.
I’m not worried about Cam Thomas.
I think he’s still pretty secure with his fantasy value.
Keep an eye on where the minutes go for Dorian Finney Smith.
This is a guy that was a starting forward for the Brooklyn Nets, so let’s see who kind of emerges there.
It could be Noah Clowney, but keep an eye on it.
On the Lakers side.
Um, I’m definitely curious about how this rotation is gonna work.
Roy Hatchamura was the starting power forward, knowing how much JJ Redick really likes Dorian Finney Smith and what he brings from a versatility perspective on the defensive end, he can also shoot over 40% from 3. this is a guy that really helps this perimeter defense for the Lakers, and I wouldn’t be surprised if Dorian Finney Smith eats into Roy Hatchamura’s opportunity size a little bit here, but then also.
So take a look at Dalton Connect because I think now with D’Angelo Russell gone, there could be an opportunity for Dalton Connect to really thrive as the primary option off the bench.
So some things to look at there.
I think there’s definitely more value in D’Angelo Russell going to Brooklyn than there is during Finney Smith and Shake Milton trying to succeed from a fancy perspective in LA, but it’s a good trade for both sides.
That’ll do it for the week 10 playlist.
I’ll see y’all in week 11.
Peace.
Fantasy Basketball: Why it’s time to scoop up Scoot HendersonIf you’re looking to gain an edge in your fantasy basketball league, look no further than Scoot Henderson. The 6’3″ guard out of Kell High School in Marietta, Georgia has been turning heads with his impressive play on the court.
Henderson is a dynamic scorer with the ability to create his own shot and get to the rim with ease. He has a smooth shooting stroke and can knock down shots from beyond the arc as well. In addition to his scoring prowess, Henderson is also a tenacious defender who can disrupt passing lanes and create turnovers.
With his well-rounded skill set and high basketball IQ, Henderson has the potential to be a valuable asset in fantasy basketball leagues. He’s currently flying under the radar, but it won’t be long before he becomes a household name in the basketball world.
So, if you’re looking to add a rising star to your fantasy basketball roster, now is the time to scoop up Scoot Henderson. Keep an eye on him as he continues to make waves in the basketball world.
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The Playlist: Week 10 fantasy basketball waiver wire pickups and start/sit advice
Welcome to The Playlist: my weekly column that lets you know who and what to play — when it comes to setting your lineup or music in my rotation — for the upcoming week in fantasy basketball.
Each week, you’ll see a compilation of the pickups you need to make, a quick look at the schedule and lineup notes (who’s in and out of rotations).
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Who should fantasy basketball managers be adding and plugging into their lineups this week? Week 9 Wrap Up
Top Players in Week 9
“Classic Man” – Jidenna feat. Roman GianArthur
Who’s in My Rotation: Waiver Pickups
Players who should be rostered in all leagues under 50%:
De’Andre Hunter, Gradey Dick, Rui Hachimura, Alex Sarr, Yves Missi, Malcolm Brogdon, Malik Beasley and Andrew Nembhard.
Players to be added this week under 40% rostered:
Scotty Pippen Jr. – PG/SG, Memphis Grizzlies (34% )
One of the most valuable backups in fantasy basketball should be added to all leagues again, with Ja Morant day-to-day with a shoulder injury. With Morant off the floor, Pippen Jr. is averaging 15 points, 4.5 rebounds, 6.2 assists and 1.7 stocks and 34 fantasy points per game this season. He’s also been efficient as a starter, shooting 53% from the field and 40% from 3.
Spencer Dinwiddie – PG/SG, Dallas Mavericks (21%)
With Dončić out for at least a month, Dinwiddie rejoins the Mavs starting unit. He’s been a proven streaming option when seeing an increased workload, averaging 17 points, 4.7 boards and 5.7 dimes as a starter this season. For those in 9-cat leagues, his FG% might be a slight hindrance, but the counting stats are worth the slight dip in that area. Quentin Grimes (19%) is the next best option if Dinwiddie is unavailable. Grimes also gets a boost because Naji Marshall was suspended for four games for his scuffle with Jusuf Nurkić.
Scoot Henderson – PG, Portland Trail Blazers (30%)
It’s been a rollercoaster ride for the second-year pro, but he’s in a nice groove over the past week. He’s averaging 17/3/6 with almost 3 steals per game in his last three contests and while I’ll always prefer Henderson in points leagues over 9-cat, he’s been effective in both formats — ranking 39th in 9-cat and 51st in points leagues. The stock numbers and efficient shooting are rarities for Scoot, so fantasy managers should ride the wave while he’s hot.
Top Streaming Options
Early-to-mid week, Monday-Thursday:
Derrick Jones Jr. – SF/PF, Los Angeles Clippers (11%)
DJJ some short-term stream appeal with the Clippers playing a Monday-Tuesday back-to-back against the Pelicans and Spurs. The Clippers also play on a six-game slate on Thursday versus the Thunder. That’s three games with one transaction before Kawhi Leonard’s potential return on Saturday. Jones Jr. will be an asset for fantasy managers needing steals, points and 3s. Kris Dunn (10%) is a deep league option if DJJ was scooped up.
Peyton Watson – SF/PF, Denver Nuggets (5%)
The Nuggets face the Jazz on Monday and the Hawks on Wednesday, which is a good opportunity for Watson. Aaron Gordon (calf) will miss at least two more games. Watson’s scoring has been hit-or-miss lately, but he’s been a steady contributor for stocks in 9-cat leagues.
Kelly Oubre Jr. – SG/SF, Philadelphia 76ers (34%)
The Sixers have a nice schedule in Week 10, starting with the Trail Blazers on Monday and a back-to-back against the Warriors and Kings on Wednesday and Thursday. Joel Embiid and Paul George will likely sit one of those games, so Oubre is another player for whom one transaction can cover multiple games. His scoring has slowed with everyone healthy, but he’s still getting enough counting stats to be added in 12-team points and 9-cat leagues.
Mid-to-late week, Thursday- Sunday:
Dalton Knecht – SG/SF, Los Angeles Lakers (17%)
The Lakers play three games in four nights from Thursday to Sunday, with matchups against the Blazers, Hawks and Rockets. With Russell gone, Knecht could move into the top option off the bench. He’s played well in his last two outings, averaging 15 points, five boards and 1.5 3s in 29 minutes of action.
Luguentz Dort- SG/SF, Oklahoma City Thunder (22%)
Dort will be an option in 12-team leagues because one transaction can get three games in the backend of the week. The Thunder have tough sledding against the Clippers, Knicks and Celtics, but Dort is always a threat to generate steals and has been a top-100 player for the season.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope – SG/SF, Orlando Magic (26%)
The Magic play three games against the Pistons, Raptors and Jazz on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday this week. Caldwell-Pope is a better option for 9-cat leagues, but he’ll be worth streaming as the Magic are missing several key players. Caldwell-Pope has been a good source of 3s and stocks over the past two weeks. We could see an uptick in scoring with Jalen Suggs leaving Sunday’s game with a wrist injury.
“Cheers”- Anderson Paak feat. Q-Tip
Schedule Highlights
Week 10 is a favorable week to stream from waivers, with no slate exceeding nine games. Set your lineups early on New Year’s Eve (December 31), as games will start as early as 3 PM ET.
Here’s the list of the total number of games played this week:
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Daily schedule: Monday (7), Tuesday (6), Wednesday (8), Thursday (6), Friday (9), Saturday (9) and Sunday (6)
A team I’d avoid streaming players from is the Phoenix Suns. They only play two games on Tuesday and Saturday. Looking ahead to Week 11, if you happen to have transactions left at the end of Week 10, pick up players like Royce O’Neale because the Suns are the only team to play five games next week.
Here’s the rest of the team’s number of games played:
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13 teams play four games: 4 Games: 76ers, Cavaliers, Celtics, Clippers, Jazz, Kings, Knicks, Lakers, Nuggets, Pelicans, Thunder, Warriors and Wizards
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16 teams play three games: Bulls, Grizzlies, Hawks, Heat, Hornets, Magic, Mavericks, Nets, Pacers, Pistons, Raptors, Rockets, Spurs, Timberwolves and Trail Blazers
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1 team plays two games: Suns
The back-to-back schedule can be found below:
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Monday/Tuesday: Cavs and Clippers
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Tuesday/Wednesday: Raptors
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Wednesday/Thursday: 76ers, Heat and Nets
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Thursday/Friday: Celtics, Lakers and Thunder
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Friday/Saturday: Grizzlies, Hawks, Knicks, Nuggets, Pistons and Spurs
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Saturday/Sunday: Jazz and Warriors
Injury Status
Latest injury reporting for all NBA teams
NBA Injury Report – Monday, December 30
“Blessings” – Big Sean feat. Drake
Rotation Notes
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Brooklyn Nets: The Nets don’t play until Wednesday, leaving three days for D’Lo to return to his former team. Keon Johnson (13%) was a popular streaming option in Week 9, but that could be short-lived after this trade and Cam Thomas’ return on Sunday. Watch for Noah Clowney (17%) as one of the options to take over Finney-Smith’s minutes.
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Charlotte Hornets: Vasilije Micić’s (6%) stock is up for Monday, as the Hornets are missing two of their best players, LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller. It’s likely a one-game stream, though, as the Hornets have three days off before playing again on Friday against the Pistons.
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Golden State Warriors: At 65% rostered, Trayce Jackson-Davis has played exceptionally well for fantasy managers since the Warriors acquired Dennis Schröder. Over his last five games, the big man has averaged 14 points, 9 boards, 3 assists and 3 steals, with a high FG%. Add him to leagues of 10 or fewer teams.
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New Orleans Pelicans: Zion Williamson is doing light contact drills at practice, which is good news for fantasy managers who have had him on the shelf since November 6. He’s still without a timetable, but a return looks imminent.
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Orlando Magic: The official NBA injury report lists Paolo Banchero as “return to competition, reconditioning,” so he’s likely nearing a return to the lineup. If a Banchero manager is struggling in the standings, get those trade offers in before he returns.
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Washington Wizards: Justin Champagnie (21%) is an interesting play because while he’s coming off a career-high 31 points on Saturday, Kuzma returning to the lineup likely dampens his streaming potential.
Looking to improve your fantasy basketball team for Week 10? Look no further than The Playlist for waiver wire pickups and start/sit advice to help you dominate your league.Waiver Wire Pickups:
1. Tyrese Haliburton, PG/SG, Sacramento Kings – Haliburton has been putting up solid numbers across the board and should be owned in all formats.
2. Kevin Huerter, SG/SF, Atlanta Hawks – Huerter has been playing well with increased minutes and is worth adding if you need three-point shooting.
3. Wendell Carter Jr., C, Orlando Magic – Carter has been playing well since being traded to the Magic and is a solid option at the center position.
4. Jalen Brunson, PG/SG, Dallas Mavericks – Brunson has been a consistent contributor off the bench and is worth adding in deeper leagues.
Start/Sit Advice:
Start:
– Julius Randle, PF/C, New York Knicks – Randle has been on a tear lately and should be started with confidence.
– Dejounte Murray, PG, San Antonio Spurs – Murray has been putting up solid numbers and is a must-start option.
– Keldon Johnson, SG/SF, San Antonio Spurs – Johnson has been playing well and is a solid option at the forward position.Sit:
– Marvin Bagley III, PF/C, Sacramento Kings – Bagley has been inconsistent and is worth sitting until he proves otherwise.
– Cam Reddish, SG/SF, Atlanta Hawks – Reddish has been struggling with injuries and is a risky start at the moment.
– Jusuf Nurkic, C, Portland Trail Blazers – Nurkic has been underwhelming this season and is worth sitting until he turns things around.Make sure to check your lineup and make any necessary adjustments before the Week 10 games begin. Good luck!
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Apple Replay: How to Access Your Personalized Year in Music Playlist
Apple Music has introduced a new feature called Apple Replay, which allows users to access their personalized Year in Music playlist. This feature compiles the top songs that you have listened to throughout the year, creating a playlist that reflects your musical preferences and listening habits.To access your Apple Replay playlist, simply follow these steps:
1. Open the Apple Music app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
2. Go to the “Listen Now” tab at the bottom of the screen.
3. Scroll down until you see the Apple Replay section.
4. Click on the “Get Your Replay Mix” button.
5. You will be redirected to a webpage where you can view your personalized Year in Music playlist.
Your Apple Replay playlist will showcase the top 100 songs that you have listened to the most during the year, along with additional insights such as your most listened-to artists and albums. You can also see how your listening habits have changed over time by accessing your previous Year in Music playlists from previous years.
This feature is a great way to reminisce about your favorite songs and artists from the past year, and it can also help you discover new music based on your listening history. Additionally, you can easily share your Apple Replay playlist with friends and family by clicking on the “Share” button.
Overall, Apple Replay is a fun and interactive way to celebrate your love for music and explore your personal musical journey throughout the year. So go ahead and access your personalized Year in Music playlist today to relive your favorite musical moments of 2021.
Curating the Perfect Playlist with Apple Replay
Music has the power to evoke emotions, bring back memories, and set the mood for any occasion. Whether you’re working out at the gym, hosting a dinner party, or simply unwinding after a long day, having the perfect playlist can make all the difference. With Apple Replay, curating the perfect playlist has never been easier.Apple Replay is a feature that allows users to access their most-played songs from Apple Music throughout the year. This feature compiles a playlist based on your listening habits, making it a great tool for discovering new music and reliving your favorite tracks. Here are some tips for curating the perfect playlist with Apple Replay:
1. Start by reviewing your Apple Replay playlist: Take a look at your most-played songs from the past year to get a sense of your musical preferences. Are there any patterns or themes that stand out? Use this information to guide your playlist curation process.
2. Mix it up: Don’t be afraid to mix different genres, moods, and tempos in your playlist. Variety is key to keeping things interesting and engaging for listeners. Consider including a mix of upbeat tunes, relaxing melodies, and nostalgic classics to cater to different moods and occasions.
3. Create a theme: Give your playlist a cohesive theme or story that ties all the songs together. Whether it’s a playlist for a road trip, a workout session, or a rainy day, having a theme can help you stay focused and engaged with the music.
4. Keep it dynamic: Keep your playlist dynamic by adding new songs regularly and removing ones that you’ve grown tired of. This will ensure that your playlist stays fresh and exciting, and that you continue to discover new music that resonates with you.
5. Share and collaborate: Share your playlist with friends, family, and fellow music lovers to spread the joy of music. Collaborate with others to create collaborative playlists that everyone can contribute to, making it a fun and interactive experience for all.
In conclusion, curating the perfect playlist with Apple Replay is a fun and rewarding process that allows you to explore your musical tastes and preferences. By following these tips and guidelines, you can create a playlist that resonates with you and enhances your listening experience. So go ahead, dive into your Apple Replay playlist and start curating the ultimate soundtrack to your life.
Why Apple Replay is the Ultimate Music Playlist Tool
Apple Replay is a feature offered by Apple Music that allows users to create the ultimate music playlist based on their listening habits throughout the year. This tool compiles all the songs you have listened to the most and puts them together in a playlist that you can save, share, and listen to whenever you want.One of the main reasons why Apple Replay is the ultimate music playlist tool is because it reflects your personal music taste and preferences. By analyzing the songs you have listened to the most, Apple Replay creates a playlist that is tailored to your individual listening habits. This means that you are more likely to enjoy the songs that are included in the playlist, making it a great way to discover new music that you may not have come across otherwise.
Another benefit of Apple Replay is that it allows you to see how your music taste has evolved over time. By looking at your past playlists, you can track which songs you have been listening to the most each year and see how your preferences have changed. This can be a fun way to reminisce about the music you used to love and see how your taste has developed over the years.
Additionally, Apple Replay makes it easy to share your favorite music with friends and family. Once you have created your playlist, you can easily share it on social media or with other Apple Music users, allowing them to listen to the songs that you have been enjoying the most. This can be a great way to connect with others who have similar music tastes and discover new artists and songs that you may not have heard of before.
Overall, Apple Replay is the ultimate music playlist tool because it is personalized, reflective of your music taste, and easy to share with others. Whether you are looking to discover new music or simply want to enjoy the songs that you love the most, Apple Replay is a fantastic tool that can enhance your music listening experience. So why not give it a try and see what songs make it onto your ultimate playlist?
