Oh man, the Pistons are on a serious roll, and combined with Boston, the long-suffering Eastern Conference has reason to brag a bit these days. In today’s Daily Dose, we check in on how Richard Hamilton and the Pistons are blazing along these days.

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.

On Wednesday night, Carlos Boozer gave Jazz fans exactly what they wanted for Christmas — a much-needed W. Boozer’s late heroics capped a 21-point night as Utah for once did not implode down the stretch. In today’s Daily Dose, we check in Boozer’s exploits against Dallas. Monta Ellis enjoyed a career night; Chris Paul is […] more

Gordan Giricek, right, seen here being friendly with Jazz assistant coach Scott Layden, isn’t exactly on friendly terms with head coach Jerry Sloan these days. 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 […] more

Kareem Rush finally showed some signs of life on Wednesdsay. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings) 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 […] more

Allen Iverson went hogwild, but it was Vladimir Radmanovic (finally) and the Lakers who prevailed in a wacky affair last night. 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 […] more