Ramon Sessions fantasy value?

Question

With the Bucks moving Mo Williams out, how high would you draft Ramon Sessions in a standard 12-team league? I had him at the end of last season, and he helped me tremendously during the championship match. This dude is a baller, and based on the way he played last year, his stock should skyrocket. I say he's an early sixth-rounder, and I think that's being conservative.

Answer 1

luke ridnoir is going tostart

Answer 2

The guy above me is right. If Ramon is not the starting PG he will not see any minutes or contribute as much. Bucks staff/manager is a r****d, he's probably going to put Luke Ridnour as starting PG and tyron lue as backup. Their ******* retards in my oppioin, the RJ trade was good, but this was just a r****d move. If they were so concerned about freeing salary cap space for Andrew Boguts contract, then they should of traded mo to Memphis or Seattle for a first round draft pick. Bucks now have 4 PG 4 SF which doesn't solve anything. Bogut numbers won't go up since he's going to be the third scorer. If they wanted to pay bogut so much they should've gotten rid of Michael Redd since he takes too many unesccesary and inconsistent shots. Michael is a steak shooter not a consistent shooter and his shot selection is ridoucouls he makes it so much harder for everyone else on the bucks to score or contribute.I rather see michael go than mo.

Answer 3

Honestly, great question.  However, I do believe you are thinking a little bit too early as far as 6th round goes.  Especially because he will only be known to fantasy players that really know the ins and outs.  In a fairly competitive league you can still nab him in the 9th or 10th round.  6th round should be used on known commodities.  It is an absolute joke that they say Ridnour will start.  Skiles is in love with Sessions, and Sessions has been tearing up defenses in the D-league and finally took his act to the main stage.  Jump on this guy as a potential yielder of 3rd round stats.  But don't jump on him too early.  I'd much rather take Devin Harris in the 6th than Sessions.  His potential truly adds spice to a competitive and knowledgeable league; again, great question.