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 […]
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Delonte West should continue to man the point for the Cavs while Boobie Gibson tries to work his way back in shape. Daniel “Boobie” Gibson was able to return to action Wednesday night after being forced out early Sunday with a left ankle sprain. It’s great news for Gibson owners, who had to deal with
Can Roy Williams lead UNC past his ex-team, or will Kansas force him to assume the position? For the first time in the history of the NCAA tournament, the selection committee nailed it. Four teams left; four number one seeds. The closest to a mid-major scare was Davidson, who got barely brushed aside by Kansas
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With Chad Cordero’s early-season injury woes, chances are this won’t be a popular seller. Jon Rauch, anyone? There is truly nothing like that first day of a new season for the die-hard fantasy player. All those months of hard work and now the wait is finally over. The channel surfing is in full force, the
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Emeka Okafor, seen here trying to stop Kobe, is one of just 15 rooks to average a double-double. Can Al Horford become the 16th? (AP photo) On this, the day of April fools, Next Generation monitors an NBA rookie class that is anything but foolish. In fact, it’s been a while since I can recall
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While out to lunch at our favourite sushi place, it appears our site was compromised. Well, Fuk Mi indeed! Our sincere apologies are in order to all our readers. It appears that someone hacked into the site and posted four stories (Breaking News: Bourque and Roy Back with Avs; V-Mart Going Under the Knife; Favre
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Another day, another drama in Leaf Land. Perhaps the most controversial act of his tenure in Toronto, Mats Sundin gave an indication of what his hockey future was by removing himself from the roster with just a handful of games left and reportedly requesting management make Tomas Kaberle the captain of the Blue and White.
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