Fantasy Basketball Box Score Breakouts, March 31: Steve Blake's Value Rising

Here’s a look at some fantasy basketball players that blew up the box score last night.

Jordan Farmar, Los Angeles Lakers
Farmar scored 16 points against the Hawks. He’s not a fantasy option.

Maurice Evans, Atlanta Hawks
Evans countered with 18 points. He’s also not an option.

Rasual Butler, Los Angeles Clippers
Butler scored 17 against the Raptors. He’s a good daily league option if you need some scoring.

Steve Blake, Los Angeles Clippers
Blake had nine points and 12 assists. He should see an increase in value the next couple games with Baron Davis out.

Sonny Weems, Toronto Raptors
Weems countered with 17 points. He’s not a fantasy option.

Tyson Chandler, Charlotte Bobcats
Chandler scored 15 against the Sixers. He’s not really a option.

Rasheed Wallace, Boston Celtics
Sheed had 18 points against the Thunder. He’s been a disappointment.

Quentin Richardson, Miami Heat
Q had 16 points and seven boards against the Pistons. If he gets on a roll consider him.

Dorrell Wright, Miami Heat
Wright added 17 points. Pay no mind.

Terence Williams, New Jersey Nets
T-Will had 21 points, five rebounds, and nine assists.  The Suns play poor defense and his field goal percentage will ruin you.

Kris Humphries, New Jersey Nets
Humphries scored 17 points with seven rebounds. The strong game can be attributed to the Suns’ defense.

Courtney Lee, New Jersey Nets
Lee had 17 points and five rebounds. He’s a decent option in daily leagues.

Donte Greene, Sacramento Kings
Greene had 21 points against the Wolves. Keep in mind they play no defense.

Darko Milicic, Minnesota Timberwovles
Darko had 15 points, 10 rebounds, and four blocks. He’s still a bust.

Shaun Livingston, Washington Wizards
Livingston had 18 points and eight assists. Nice game, but I dont’ trust him yet.

Mike Miller, Washington Wizards
Miller ripped up the Hornets with 27 points and seven rebounds. He’s on a roll.

Jermaine Taylor, Houston Rockets
Taylor posted a double-double (14 points, 10 rebounds) and four steals against the Spurs. He’s been in double-digits the past three games.

Kyle Lowry, Houston Rockets
Lowry had 17 points, seven rebounds, and five assists. He’s a nice daily league option.

Bill Walker, New York Knicks
Walker had 18 points and six rebounds against the Blazers. He’s too inconsistent.

Nicolas Batum, Portland Trail Blazers
Batum countered with 20 points. It was against the Knicks so don’t treat it as a typical game. 

Anthony Tolliver, Golden State Warriors
Tolliver had another fine effort with 17 points and seven rebounds.

Anthony Morrow, Golden State Warriors
Morrow had 21 points and five rebounds. He’s not playing a key role like he used to. That could change in a hurry so keep an eye on him.

Wesley Matthews, Utah Jazz
Matthews had 18 points against the Warriors. He’s a decent option in daily leagues. 

Kyle Korver, Utah Jazz
Korver added 21 points. He’s not a fantasy option.

Originally published at LestersLegends.com.