It’s not quite time to quit my day job, but I’m having a lot of fun playing daily fantasy hoops and for the second straight week, made a small profit, thanks to some luck on Thursday. It only took one winning night out of seven to finish in the black. [Read more…]
Love Hurts: Another Hand Fracture Sidelines Minnesota Star
A nightmare season continues for Kevin Love and his fantasy owners. That “sprained” finger (X-rays were negative) is actually a broken metacarpal bone, an MRI revealed. He could miss several weeks, again. [Read more…]
DeMarcus Cousins May Have ‘Turned The Corner’
BROOKLYN — It’s all good between DeMarcus Cousins and Keith Smart, if the coach is to be taken at his word. [Read more…]
DraftStreet Diary: We’ll Get ‘Em Next Time
Congratulations to “bpovilns“, who scored 286 fantasy points to win the $100 first prize in our Freeroll last night. A roster that used both DeMarcus Cousins and Kyrie Irving was great handicapping, and the role players came through as well. [Read more…]
Clippers Beat Lakers In L.A. Thriller; Chicago Bullies Miami
Before our daily Spin around the NBA, kudos to “bpovlins“, who won $100 in our Freeroll last night with DeMarcus Cousins and Kyrie Irving anchoring his team. It was a photo-finish (1/2 point, or one missed shot) over “bt111”, but $60 for second is a nice consolation prize. [Read more…]
SH Blog: Stephen Jackson injured tripping over server, Lacob says Bogut getting “much closer”
When will the league implement rules to keep things as far away as possible from the basketball court? Time and time again, we see players get tripped up or sprain an ankle from cameramen sitting closer to game action than they really should be. It’s not their fault because that’s what the job requires, and more importantly, no one tells them not to be that close. The fault lies in the league’s unwillingness to compromise for the safety of the players. Earlier
Nets Silence Thunder in OKC; Raptors on a Roll
Now I get it. The Nets were cleverly sandbagging in San Antonio, to make the Thunder overconfident. A completely different team showed up in Oklahoma City, took charge early and finished strong. [Read more…]
SH Blog: SVG says Wall not good enough to build franchise around, STAT never learned defense
If there is one thing former Orlando Magic coach Stan Van Gundy is great at doing (aside from coaching), it’s that he is never afraid to tell the truth, and nothing but the truth. Sometimes it gets him into trouble, as was the case when he infamously revealed that Dwight Howard tried to get him fired last season, but troubles be damned. If your team is great, he will tell you just that. If your team is bad, boy, will he let
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