In looking back at their demeanour on draft night, was it any surprise that Acie Law, right, was a flop, and Al Horford, left, a huge success?
In our final Daily Dose of the NBA season, we examine the fantasy studs and duds on each team.
Baron Davis stayed healthy and was an absolute beast for you; Corey Brewer wasn’t able to gain much traction during his rookie season; Manu Ginobili has to the Sixth Man of the Year after his stellar season; and Kirk Hinrich was a massive source of frustration for his fantasy owners this season.
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Pau Gasol (the tall one with the beard) finally ditched his street clothes and returned to the Lakers Wednesday.
Oh man, talk about the Return of the Living Dead! A mind-blowing number of NBA stars rose from the dead last night, returning to action after, in some cases, very extended absences. In today’s Daily Dose we try to keep up with all the medical updates.
Kobe Bryant is heating up at the right time; Brandon Roy owners got some good news; Mike Bibby is fitting in on the Hawks; Why are some owners hanging onto Channing Frye?; Vladimir Radmanovic is playing a bit better lately, but so what?; and don’t dump Derek Fisher just yet.
We realize that now that MySpace has announced it’s getting into digital music downloads, you only have about three seconds of free time each day. Use it wisely by hoarding the best NBA fantasy content out there, all available in the Dose.
Mike Dunleavy is enjoying a serious breakout season for a crappy Pacer team. (Ron Hoskins/NBAE/Getty Images)
When the MVP candidates are being discussed, few are talking about Kevin Garnett, especially since he’s having his worst season in over ten years. But who has played a bigger role in his team’s success than KG? In today’s Daily Dose we explore this scenario.
Apparently, there’s no need to sweat it over Tracy McGrady’s shoulder or ankle; how freaking good has Mike Dunleavy been this year?; the Cavs will soon have Daniel Gibson back, but Ben Wallace will be out a bit longer; and Chris Kaman is back and he made an immediate offensive contribution.
Tired of hearing about the seemingly endless troubles at CNet? Yup, so am I. Instead, why not bask in some NBA fantasy tidbits in today’s Dose before you slink off and enjoy the Sweet 16?
While most experts hype the chances of Boston and Detroit in the East, let us not forget about Cleveland, the defending conference champs. That’s the message the Cavs delivered Wednesday night, taking out Detroit. We explore the situation in today’s Daily Dose.
Andrew Bynum is not being shut down after all; Vince Carter drove the Nets back into the playoff picture; Raja Bell was rolling, but is now hurt; Chris Wilcox went down; and we had a Wally Szczerbiak sighting.
At some point, the Audrina Patridge topless pics will get boring (won’t they?). At that point, we’ll be there for you, offering up the finest fantasy basketball tidbits available to man in today’s Dose.
The durable Shane Battier doesn’t spend much time on the trainer’s table, and that’s helped Houston keep rolling.
The Houston Rockets got a scare from the Hawks, but prevailed with a late run to sew up their 20th straight win Wednesday. We’ve got the scoop on this amazing run in today’s Daily Dose.
Allen Iverson is taking a beat down; another huge night from LeBron James wasn’t good enough; Rudy Gay isn’t feeling up to his namesake after getting hurt; Darko Milicic’s great run may be over thanks to injury; Shane Battier showed a little something-something on offense; and Marvin Williams is struggling.
While Ashley Alexandra Dupre goes from political disaster to potential Penthouse Pet, we’ve got all the news that’s fit to print in today’s Dose.
