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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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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The Boston Celtics are the first NBA team to clinch a playoff spot, riding Kevin Garnett to down Detroit Wednesday night thus ending a two-year streak of watching the playoffs on TV. It’s a great turnaround, one which we discuss in today’s Daily Dose.

J.R. Smith is canning them from deep; LeBron James made an MVP statement in MSG; Tracy McGrady is leading the Yao-less, but still scorching Rockets; Michael Redd took a head butt to the nose; Chauncey Billups kept the Pistons close for a while; and Kendrick Perkins is looking valuable suddenly.

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Should Kirk Hinrich owners be worried? Captain Kirk is having a week from hell, capped by a benching in the second-half Wednesday as he could only watch while Larry Hughes led a Bulls’ rally. In today’s Daily Dose, we check in on the PG situation in Chicago.

Amare Stoudemire is on a major roll; Corey Maggette is also blazing; Chris Paul keeps schooling the vets; Caron Butler suffered another setback; Ben Gordon is inconsistent; Mehmet Okur sparked a big Jazz comeback win; and Brad Miller was lighting it up from downtown.

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If Chris Paul was trying to make a statement, he couldn’t have done it in a more appropriate fashion, torching the Dallas Mavericks and defending NBA MVP Dirk Nowitzki for a near triple-double Wednesday night. It was an impressive display, worthy of top billing in today’s Daily Dose.

Baron Davis played the hero for the Warriors; Shaquille O’Neal made his Suns’ debut, but Kobe Bryant stole his thunder; Chris Bosh was lights out; Vince Carter enjoyed a big night, but then got hurt; Peja Stojakovic is rolling right now; and Bobby Jackson enjoyed what was likely his last game in a Hornet uniform.

While John McCain tries to distance himself from Vicki Iseman, on the court developments are proving just as interesting, and we’ve got them all in today’s Dose.

Just when you thought Jason Kidd was about to return to his roots in Dallas, Devean George of all people has thrown a monkey wrench into the works; Carlos Boozer enjoyed the first triple-dub of his career; If Manu Ginobili stays hot, Eva Longoria may cast her eyes towards him; Tim Thomas is back, but his fantasy value needs to be assessed; and Stephen Jackson is playing heavy, heavy minutes.

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Have you see how hot the Jazz is since acquiring Kyle Korver on December 29? I’m not saying he’s the reason, but his recent play definitely makes him someone to think about picking up off the waiver wire. Find out more about Utah’s roll and the role that Korver has played to make it happen in the Daily Dose.

Jarrett Jack is back in the starting five; Chris Paul is unstoppable; take another look at Thabo Sefolosha; Marcus Camby is back for the Nuggets; Kenyon Martin is heating up; Allen Iverson is putting up the double-doubles; and Carmelo Anthony keeps scoring, but can’t hit the clutch shot.

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Are you still convinced that, when push comes to shove, LeBron James can’t deliver in the clutch? That he doesn’t have that killer instinct? Uh, whatever, dude. King James leads the league in fourth-quarter scoring and he did it again last night, leading the surging Cavs to their 18th fourth-quarter comeback win of the season. We’ve got the complete story in today’s Daily Dose.

Al Thornton had a breakthrough game; Brad Miller deserves consideration as Comeback Player of the Year; Darko Milicic finally delivered; LA is getting clipped with injuries; the Blazers are getting some All-Star love; Allen Iverson snapped a funk; and the Hornets’ winning streak is kaput.

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Jose Calderon, the Spanish Fly, was buzzing all over the court Wednesday, helping the Raptors complete an impressive comeback and finally earn their first win against the Celtics this season. We’ve got full coverage of the event in today’s Daily Dose.

Beno Udrih’s use seems to have expired; a rash of injuries to the Bulls has allowed unexpected sources to step up; Ime Udoka is getting burn on the Spurs; Paul Pierce hasn’t been leading the Cs of late; Tony Allen is a man to watch off the Boston bench; and Carlos Delfino is lighting it up from downtown.

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It was about time for Ray Allen to live up to his Jesus alias. Fantasy owners were getting fed up with Ray Ray, but Wednesday he exploded for 35 points and led Boston out of a mini slump. In today’s Daily Dose, we’ve got the 411.

It looks like Peja Stojakovic’s back is fine – for now; Gerald Wallace is in another dimension; Tyson Chandler and Chris Paul have the Hornets buzzing; Jameer Nelson has gone down; Rajon Rondo is hurting; so is Kirk Hinrich; and Jamal Crawford has the Knicks – gasp – on a winning streak.

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Ahah! So that’s what it takes to slow down Steve Nash – the flu! Nash is the latest Sun afflicted with this illness – just one of the health maladies affecting Phoenix these days. In today’s Daily Dose we check in on the Western Conference’s top team.

Is Al Horford a thug?; Yao Ming is playing heavy minutes and carrying a big load; AK-47 remains doubtful for tonight’s festivities; Boston got some good injury news after its shocking loss to Charlotte; Don’t count out T.J. Ford just yet; and J-Rich is playing like a man possessed.

We’ve got all of this and so much more in today’s Dose. If you’re hungry for fantasy basketball analysis, feed here, my friends.

Deron Williams is dishing the dimes; John Salmons is filling in quite nicely for Ron Artest, thank you very much; I want some of whatever Isiah Thomas is smoking; Tracy McGrady has finally been diagnosed; it’s time to start the Rasheed Wallace technical foul watch; and Antonio Daniels is back in action.

We’ve got all these stories and way, way more in the 2008 debut of the Dose.

Monta Ellis enjoyed a career night; Chris Paul is playing out of his mind lately; Gerald Wallace filled the stat sheet; Nene’s back, but how long until he goes down again?; Jason Terry couldn’t sink the Titanic last night; and Carmelo Anthony has become a double-double beast.

We’ve got all these plus a Christmas stockingful of other juicy fantasy tidbits for your reading pleasure in today’s Dose.

Thanks to some clutch, last-second free throws by Mr. Big Shot himself, Chauncey Billups, the Detroit Pistons proved that Boston still has a ways to go before it can claim Eastern Conference supremacy. In today’s Daily Dose, we check in on the biggest game in the East so far this season.

Gordan Giricek seems to have worn out his welcome in Utah; Dwyane Wade is picking up the pace; Yao Ming’s fantastic rebounding is continuing; LaMarcus Aldridge is back, but I’d be worried if I owned him; and Cleveland’s slump hasn’t stopped LeBron James from doing his thing.

In today’s Dose, we’ve got all these stories plus a ton more fantasy basketball blurbs to tide you over until Christmas.

Has Kareem Rush, one of our pre-season sleepers, finally emerged? He nailed three treys and scored 22 points last night, his most significant contribution since landing in Indy. In today’s Daily Dose, we look at the Rush to grab Kareem.

A chipped tooth can’t stop Steve Nash’s double-double show; Tony Parker may get some down time to rest his wonky ankles; Shawn Marion appears to be heating up; and Tim Duncan missed another one Tuesday, but is expected to try to talk his way back into action for tonight.

We’ve got all of this plus a boatload more fantasy basketball related news tidbits in the Dose.

In a Roswellian kind of night, Allen Iverson more than doubled the scoring output of Kobe Bryant, yet the Nuggets again couldn’t overcome the Lakers. We’ve got the lowdown of this wacky occurence in today’s Daily Dose.

Is Jason Kidd fed up with the Nets, or did he really have a “migraine?”; Manu Ginobili is carrying the Spurs without Tim Duncan; Andre Miller is starting to put up some noteworthy numbers; the Seattle PG situation remains up in the air thanks to health issues; Steve Nash is protecting the pumpkin pretty darned well these days; and T.J. Ford returned last night with an impressive offensive show.

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Oh man, the Magic just keep rolling, especially on the road. Who cares that Rashard Lewis bombed in his return to Em City? Dwight Howard continued to step up his massively improved offensive game, getting to the line 20 times and winding up with a career-high 39 points Wednesday. We’ve got the lowdown on Howard and the Magic’s exploits in today’s Daily Dose.

So much for CB4 getting untracked; Mr. Eva Longoria is rocking (wouldn’t you be too, if you were porking her?); Nick Collison will miss the next couple of games for the putrid Sonics; J.J. Redick finally did something; Should we keep an eye on Carlos Arroyo and Jameer Nelson’s PT?; and the Jazz are dealing with some health issues with two of their studs.

We’ve all these stories, plus a boatload more fantasy basketball blurbs in Da Dose.