Tyronn Lue, right, and his nagging injuries, has been just one of the issues the Hawks have had to face this season. The Hawks teased us with a quick start and then a rash of injuries derailed their season. Believe it or, they’ve been playing much better since the calendar changed and the return of […]
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Baron Davis, right, is going under the knife today, delaying the Warriors’ best lineup from playing together for at least another couple of weeks. Golden State’s big plan was to see Baron Davis, Jason Richardson, Stephen Jackson, Al Harrington and Andris Biedrins on the court at once. Well, we’re still waiting on that one, and
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Give up Danny Granger for Ben Gordon in a keeper league? No bull…that’s a smart move. Dear RotoRob, I want to make sure I’m sane. I just proposed to give up Joe Johnson for Rashard Lewis and it got accepted. I’m nervous about Lewis’ hand, but his percentages, 3s and low TOs are so tempting;
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Trey Hillman, the 2006 FSAJ Sportsman of the Year who was mentioned in almost every MLB managerial search this offseason, is back to help Hokkaido defeat the dark forces of ham. Dear RotoRob, With spring training starting on February 1 in Japan, Wayne Graczyk provides us with a very nice summary on a team-by-team basis
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I’m going to pull out a blast from the past today, and talk about one-time Mariners’ outfield prospect Juan Silvestre. After a 2000 season in which he was named MVP of the California League thanks to near Triple Crown numbers, prospect hunters did plenty of salivating over this diminutive Dominican power prospect. And why not?
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Brevin Knight was one of many stars to return to the court last night. If it seems we’ve been giving a lot of attention to Dwight Howard lately, his recent play has been impossible to ignore. The dude has sunk 33 of his last 37 shots from the floor. Just think about that for a
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The Mets are banking that their collection of 2006 All-Stars (from left, Jose Reyes, David Wright, Paul Lo Duca, Carlos Beltran, Tom Glavine and Pedro Martinez, back in July or August) can lead them over the hump into the World Series this year. The New York Mets came within a Yadier Molina home run of
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