Centres Boris Diaw, Charlotte Bobcats: A disappointment the past two-plus seasons, Diaw needed a change of scenery as he was never able to consistently co-exist with Amare Stoudemire in the Phoenix frontcourt. He started in his debut for the Bobcats, tallying seven points, nine rebounds and five assists. That’s not quite up to the 13.3 […]

For now, Dan Gadzuric (yes, he’s the one on the right, believe it or not) is gaining in popularity while he’s starting for the injured Andrew Bogut. Herija remains sidelined this week, so RotoRob is back for one more Wire Troll session. We hope all our American readers had a wonderful Thanksgiving, and while you’re

With Herija away for the next couple of weeks, I’ll be taking over the Troll for the time being. Anyways, I have to head off to a Grey Cup party shortly, so will make this snappy. No, I really don’t give a flying fuck about the CFL, but it’s a good excuse to drink some

Centres Jeff Foster, Indiana Pacers: Following a slow start, Foster has really picked things up during his last four games, scoring in double figures in each of them and combining for 36 rebounds. Foster has been Australian for solid rebounding for the last four-plus seasons and could make himself a viable option in all leagues

CENTRES Mark Gasol, Memphis Grizzlies: Viewed as an afterthought in the deal that sent his older brother to Los Angeles, Gasol looks like a legitimate NBA talent through the Grizzlies’ first six games. His scoring has come and gone, but he is showing consistent effort on the glass. He owes a lot of his 10.8