The 2012 Wire Troll All Stars

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The value of the waiver wire can never be understated in our game. Who would have thought we’d find an MVP candidate ripe for the picking in early April? How about a closer that would finish second in all of baseball in total saves? If you take a look at the league leaders as we wind down the 2012 campaign, many of those top teams will have found a spot for these waiver wire gems. Without further ado, let’s give the 2012 Wire Troll All Stars their just accolades.

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2012-2013 RotoRob NBA Draft Kit: Top Offseason Moves

/ 2012-13 RotoRob NBA Draft Kit, Basketball, Transactional analysis, Trevor Blake

Atlanta’s moves were dwarfed by some of their Eastern Conference opponents, but it was still a pretty solid offseason for the Hawks. Yup, the team’s most visible player — Joe Johnson — is gone to Brooklyn, but the club acquired Lou Williams, one of the NBA’s top instant offense bench options.

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2012-13 RotoRob NBA Draft Kit: Point Guard Rankings

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Lob City was born when CP3 came to town, and the Clippers immediately went from also-ran to the playoffs. Paul missed some time with some minor injuries, but he enjoyed a big bounce-back effort. He used his outside game more than ever, but also managed to get to the charity stripe more often. Paul continues to be an excellent source of steals as well as points, assists and treys. He’s dealing with a thumb injury that will cost him some preseason games, but when the regular season kicks off, expect Paul to be good to go, so don’t downgrade him at all unless the injury lingers well into October.

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Video Game Review: Tokyo Jungle

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In the “kill or be killed” world of post-humanity Tokyo, being able to deftly control your animal of choice is critical to your very survival. For the most part, the game holds up well in that regard. The most basic actions, such as jumping and attacking, are mapped to the face button while the shoulders house the hunting functions: creep and clean kill. Flicking the right stick executes a quick dodging move, though you can also use it to gain ground while pursuing would-be prey.

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