Each week in the NBA is its own story -- full of surprises, both positive and negative -- and fantasy basketball managers must decide what to believe and what not to believe moving forward. Perhaps we can help. If any of these thoughts come true ... don't be surprised. It would be unfair to say nobody wanted Randle on fantasy draft day, but then again, few seemed to covet this otherwise productive player who always seems to slide in drafts past what his production dictates. Randle enters Thursday with the 10th-most ESPN fantasy points, 49 points ahead of his far more ballyhooed teammate Anthony Edwards. Few would argue Randle is the better player, but because of durability and all-around game, the underrated Randle piles on the fantasy points, too. Randle remains underrated, and with the Timberwolves in a race for playoff positioning, every game matters, and he is at little risk of sitting out.…