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Brook Lopez | Center

Team: Brooklyn Nets
Age / DOB:  (25) / 4/1/1988
Ht / Wt:  7'0' / 260
College: Stanford
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Brook Lopez took a team-high 18 shots and made seven of them for 17 points during Game 6's win over Chicago to go with three boards, one assist, two steals and two blocks in 37 minutes.
He wasn't as aggressive as usual and five of his 18 shots came from beyond 16 feet. Although, Lopez isn't a terrible jump shooter, making 37 percent of his attempts from beyond 16 feet this season. Joe Johnson was solid despite playing on one bad heel with 17 points in 38 minutes. Andray Blatche was also clutch and knocked down three free throws in the last 32 seconds of the game, finishing with 10 points and seven boards in 19 minutes. Game 7 on Saturday at Barclay's Center will postpone a Rihanna concert to Tuesday night. Plan accordingly. May 3 - 12:09 AM

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Brook Lopez continued his stellar postseason in Monday's Game 5 110-91 win over the Bulls with 28 points, 10 boards, two assists and two turnovers on 11-of-20 shooting.

It was his second double-double in a row and he's been over 20 points in all five games this series. Lopez has been shooting the ball well against Chicago, making 51.8 percent from the field and 89.1 percent from the line. He catches a lot of criticism for his lack of rebounding, but he's been one of the best big men during the playoffs.
Apr 29 - 10:11 PM

Brook Lopez double-doubled in Saturday's triple-overtime 142-134 Game 4 loss to the Bulls with 26 points and 11 boards in 51 minutes.

He added four blocks, two steals and the first 3-pointer of his career. The Nets missed out on a lot of 50-50 balls and they proved costly with a meltdown in the fourth quarter. Lopez has been as consistent as anyone this postseason and he'll need to play even better as the Nets have their backs up against the wall.
Apr 27 - 6:29 PM

Brook Lopez blocked seven shots with 22 points, nine boards and one assist in 35 minutes during a loss to the Bulls on Thursday.

He continues to play well and has been the lone bright spot for a team that has struggled mightily in the last two games. The Nets had just 16 points in the paint in the first three quarters, but made the game close with a whopping 22 points in the paint during the fourth quarter. Brook is going to need some help on Saturday in Game 4.
Apr 25 - 11:47 PM

Brook Lopez was the only Nets player to show up in Monday's 90-82 Game 2 loss to the Bulls, as he scored 21 points on 7-of-14 shooting with five rebounds, one steal and three blocks.

Joe Johnson (6-of-18 FGs, 17 points, four boards, four assists), Deron Williams (1-of-9 FGs, eight points, four boards, 10 assists, one steal, one block) and Gerald Wallace (1-of-7 FGs, two points, three boards, two steals) were impotent on offense, and all of a sudden momentum swings heavily back to the Bulls side for Game 3 in Chicago on Thursday.
Apr 23 - 12:12 AM

Brook Lopez was his usual productive self against the Bulls on Saturday, scoring 21 points with five boards, two assists and three blocks in 32 minutes.

It was more or less on par with his season averages of 19.4 points, 6.9 boards and 2.1 blocks. Lopez is one of the more polished big men in the NBA and even with his sub-par rebounding, he could be considered as the premiere center in the Eastern Conference Playoffs.
Apr 20 - 11:06 PM

Brook Lopez returned to action on Wednesday and had 20 points, nine rebounds and zero blocks in a win over the Pistons.

He's ready to roll for the playoffs and wrapped up a great season tonight, finishing with late second-round fantasy value. Expect more of the same next season, as long as he can stay healthy, as he showed great improvement in rebounding this year.
Apr 17 - 10:55 PM

Brook Lopez is expected to be active for Wednesday's regular-season finale.

Lopez, Deron Williams, Joe Johnson, Reggie Evans, Jerry Stackhouse and Keith Bogans all sat out Monday's game, but Nets coach P.J. Carlesimo wants to make sure his players aren't rusty for the first round of the postseason. We expect Lopez will likely play just enough minutes to keep him fresh so it might not be the strongest play.
Apr 17 - 3:49 PM

Brook Lopez, Deron Williams, Joe Johnson, Reggie Evans, Jerry Stackhouse and Keith Bogans have all been ruled out for the Nets on Monday.

This is getting ridiculous, as most of the teams in the East have nothing to play for, outside of the Bulls and Hawks. That leaves players like C.J. Watson, MarShon Brooks, Andray Blatche, Gerald Wallace, Damion James, Tomike Shengelia, Kris Humphries and Mirza Teletovic to handle the workload tonight. Watson, Brooks, Wallace and Blatche might all be strong plays.
Apr 15 - 6:09 PM

Brook Lopez scored 16 points with five boards, two assists and one block in 27 minutes on Sunday.

The Nets locked up the fourth seed with the loss today and even though Bro-Lo hasn't missed a game since December 12, he's likely to take a seat on Monday and/or Wednesday.
Apr 14 - 8:07 PM

Brook Lopez was outstanding on offense against the Pacers in Friday's 117-109 win, shooting 10-of-16 from the field for 24 points with six boards and five blocks.

Roy Hibbert is arguably the toughest matchup for centers and has the best defensive rating in the NBA, so this line is a true gem from Bro-Lo. Lopez has been a monster all year and is holding second-round value.
Apr 12 - 10:05 PM

Brook Lopez was his usual self on Wednesday in a 101-93 road win over the Celtics, scoring 21 points with four boards and two blocks on 8-of-14 shooting.

The four boards are a bit lackluster, but his owners shouldn't be complaining with his average of 7.0 per game this year. Brook has been a beast in three categories with 19.4 points, 2.1 blocks and a 52.2 field goal percentage.
Apr 10 - 11:39 PM

Brook Lopez hit 13-of-22 shots for 29 points, 11 rebounds and three more blocks in Tuesday's easy win.

Lopez has had a fantastic season and has been rebounding the ball all year. Additionally, you can add him to the list of studs who are still pouring it on in the NBA's silly season.
Apr 9 - 10:45 PM

Brook Lopez shot 10-of-19 from the field for 28 points in Thursday's 92-90 loss to the Bulls, adding five boards, one assist, one steal and two blocks in 37 minutes.

He came out of the gate hot and scored 14 of the Nets first 18 points, but the Nets really sputtered on offense in the second half. Lopez has stayed healthy for most of the season and chances are his owners are enjoying the third-round value he's producing in fantasy leagues.
Apr 4 - 11:04 PM

Brook Lopez shot 11-of-16 from the field for 27 points with seven boards, one assist and four blocks in 32 minutes against the Jazz on Saturday.

Lopez said he wasn't 100 percent healthy before the game started due to a minor left leg injury sustained Friday, but he laced them up for a Nets team which was trying to preserve their lead over the Bulls and Hawks for fourth place in the East (and first-round homecourt advantage). They failed and are now up just 1.5 over Atlanta. As for Lopez, he has been outstanding all year and is one of the better centers in fantasy.
Mar 30 - 11:59 PM