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General / May 7, 2008 / 2:30 pm

The Unusual Suspects: The Best Players in the Playoffs

Jason Maxiell’s gone toe-to-toe with Dwight
In the Lakers/Nuggets series it was J.R. Smith. In the Philly/Detroit series it was Reggie Evans. In the Jazz/Rockets series it was Mehmet Okur. No matter the series, there has been at least one guy that has elevated his level of play far beyond expectations to give his team a […]

Smack / May 6, 2008 / 12:59 am

Clockers

Dwight Howard (photo. Mannion)
Right after the final buzzer sounded and the Pistons had taken a 2-0 series lead on the Magic, we got a great camera shot of Stan Van Gundy spewing venom at a referee, screaming “That’s f***ing bulls***!” before storming off to the locker room. He could have been talking about a couple […]

Smack / May 2, 2008 / 1:52 am

The Shining

Chauncey Billups (photo. adidas)
If you were pulling for the Sixers to at least make last night’s Game Six interesting, you didn’t want to get an e-mail like the one Jed sent out amongst the Dime crew during the first quarter, the one that read: “I’m not sure if Philly is going to score in this […]

Smack / Mar 17, 2008 / 5:06 am

Skip Hop

Skip (photo. Jack Thompson)
Remember 4-5 years ago when Rafer Alston went from a journeyman to a legit NBA player? Balling with the Heat that year, Skip was able to shed the streetballer rep by protecting the ball and knocking down threes like he’d been watching Mark Price tapes. That version of Skip was the Skip […]

Smack / Mar 9, 2008 / 11:38 pm

Down to the Wire

Photo. Chenoa Maxwell
If we know our readers, last night’s late League action got no burn on your TV. We’re going to guess that most of you were watching (and then mourning) the series finale of The Wire. Luckily the game of the day was the afternoon showdown between the Suns and the Spurs. Are these […]

General / Mar 6, 2008 / 8:06 am

Sixth Man(u) of the Year

It’s become clear by now that the MVP race is a two-man deal: Kobe and LeBron. And even if the Hawks make the playoffs, the prospect of Al Horford unseating Kevin Durant as Rookie of the Year seems highly unlikely.
Add the Sixth Man of the Year to the list of NBA regular-season awards that don’t […]

Fantasy Doctor / Dec 13, 2007 / 2:43 pm

Daily Fantasy

Photo. Marc Morrison
I’ll do my best (though today’s a tough day) to answer as many fantasy questions as possible. Just leave them in the comments section.
Samuel Dalembert - Love it. Right after big Sam’s 9th block, a guy from our league wrote on the message board an amazing about starting Aldridge over Dalembert this […]

Fantasy Doctor / Dec 5, 2007 / 3:10 pm

Daily Fantasy

Welcome back (Photo. Steve Hill)
Leave questions for the Doc in the comments and I’ll do my best to answer all of them.
Jermaine O’Neal - Welcome back JO. Owners can begin to breathe easy. 30 and 11 last night and we expect big nights to continue to come.
Kevin Martin - CRUSHING. Kevin Martin pulled his […]

Fantasy Doctor / Dec 3, 2007 / 1:29 pm

Daily Fantasy

Photo. Stephen Hill
J.O. - A somewhat surprise start yesterday, he dominated (20 and 15), and now should be good to go this week for the Pacers. The bad news? The Pacers only play twice this week.
Stephon Marbury - It’s awful when reality effects fantasy because I feel like a d-bag for even going there with […]

Fantasy Doctor / Nov 5, 2007 / 11:22 am

Daily Fantasy - Week 2 Pick Ups and Drops

Say goodbye to Matt Barnes … for now. (Photo. Joaquin Palting)
Week 1 is over and if you’re a serious owner, you’ve probably made some cuts and are debating others. Here is a breakdown of the guys that most likely got drafted who had an “eh” first week that you should either be patient with or […]

Smack / May 25, 2007 / 12:54 am

The Fire This Time

The last time LeBron James was so heavily scrutinized going into a game, it was probably about five years ago when he made his national TV debut in high school. That was back when everyone wanted to see if the kid could play. Now we all know he’s the truth, but after Game 1 of […]

Smack / Apr 4, 2007 / 2:32 am

Is it really that bad?

Gil needed Caron in N.C.
“If Caron Butler is done, the Wizards are done.” That’s what we said about Washington in our latest NBA Hit List, but we didn’t think the sans-Butler squad would look as terrible as they did last night, getting 20-pieced by the Bobcats. Gerald Wallace — who would have been Caron’s defensive […]

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