A recent trade between Europe's Game and KORV€R's Ransom has set the CBA fantasy basketball league ablaze with speculation. Both teams involved in the trade have been perfect since Christmas, a combined 4-0, and the trade only bolsters both teams.

A quiet hush has settled on the message board, but here's what they're whispering about bricub1908 and luckeechief.

All The Way Johnson: "I'm getting handled by the Ransom this week and Europe's Game took it to me last week. So I've seen first hand what both of these teams are capable of - and let me tell you - it's wet-your-pants kind of scary.

Jumpin Jehovas: Could not be reached for comment as they have not checked their lineup (or their trade desk) since Dec. 21.

FC Köln: "My strategy of keeping Kevin Garnett on my bench has not paid off like I thought it would."

Beida: "I'm in first place, but all I can think about are those footsteps behind me. I've got the lead, but those two just punched the nitrous."

piatkowskiYES: "I hesitate to say anything about this trade after my recent fine for getting jiggy on the dance floor. But do I think they pulled off the trade of all trades? The answer is piatkowskiYES!"

Altman's Army: Attempts to contact Altman's Army failed due to high levels of Jamaican rum.

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About KORV€R's Ransom

KORV€R's Ransom is the fantasy basketball division of Team Shocker. Founded in 2006, its continuing mission was to draft Kyle Korver and hold him hostage from any and all Creighton fans in The CBA fantasy basketball league. 

About The CBA League

The CBA League, also established in 2006, is a group of elite fantasy managers assembled in Yahoo! League #165762. The CBA consists of eight teams with some of the best fantasy players.

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