Video Shorts: What the NBA's New Official Fantasy Scoring System Means

RotoWire's Alex Barutha joins Garion Thorne of FNTSY Sports Network to discuss the new official fantasy basketball scoring system, which was introduced earlier this month.

Updated on October 16, 2017 2:11PM EST

Video Shorts: What the NBA's New Official Fantasy Scoring System Means

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Updated on October 16, 2017 2:11PM EST

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RotoWire's Alex Barutha joins Garion Thorne of FNTSY Sports Network to discuss the new official fantasy basketball scoring system, which was introduced earlier this month.

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