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Scott Cullen has a half dozen players to consider for your fantasy hoops roster: Draymond Green, F, Golden State – With David Lee sidelined, and hes expected to be out for at least a couple weeks, there is more room for Green in the Warriors’ frontcourt and he’s taking advantage, averaging 12.5 points, 7.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.8 threes per game. If his shooting improvement is remotely legitimate, then Green can be valuable as a multi-category threat. Courtney Lee, SG, Memphis – He missed a couple games with a concussion, but the 29-year-old shooting guard has played big minutes (36+ minutes in two of the three games that he’s played) and can shoot threes. Lee doesn’t offer much more, maybe a steal per game, but nothing wrong with a three-point threat getting starter’s minutes. Ed Davis, PF, L.A. 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