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- The Hidden Truth: Block Party Edition by RotoRob on Mar 9, 2009
If you’re throwing a block party, you better invite The Birdman. Well, the NBA season is headed down the home stretch and you may find yourself in a situation where you need to attack certain fantasy categories. For those rotisserie basketball...
- The Wire Troll: Starbury Edition by RotoRob on Mar 2, 2009
Joel Przybilla has thrived with yet another lingering injury to Greg Oden. Centres Kendrick Perkins, Boston Celtics: With Kevin Garnett out of action, Perkins has a chance to elevate his production, though that hasn’t really happened yet. Still.
- NBA Today: Pacers Not Done Yet by RotoRob on Feb 23, 2009
Jim O’Brien has orchestrated an improved offense for Indy, but the D? Ugh. The Indiana Pacers showed modest improvement in 2007-08, but this year has been a bit of a disappointment thanks to an awful start that buried the team. Believe it or no.
- The Wire Troll: Trade Deadline Edition by RotoRob on Feb 22, 2009
Chris Wilcox may have a hell of a lot more to time about in Mike D’Antoni’s system. Centres Chris Wilcox, New York Knicks: After originally being included in the deal for New Orleans’ Tyson Chandler, Wilcox eventually ended u
- Game Recap: Boston vs. Phoenix by RotoRob on Feb 22, 2009
One of this trio ripped the Suns apart and made the mistake of hiring Terry Porter as coach. Can you find the Phoenix GM? When Terry Porter went away, so did the Suns defense. But apparently, the fast-paced offense that made fans all over the nation...
- The Wire Troll: All-Star Break Edition by RotoRob on Feb 15, 2009
We like rookie Roy Hibbert as a deep sleeper in the second half for the Pacers. (Michael Conroy) Centres Roy Hibbert, Indiana Pacers: The Georgetown alum hasn’t exactly set the league on fire during his inaugural campaign, but he is averaging 8.
- NBA Today: Progress Slow for Bulls by RotoRob on Feb 15, 2009
Chicago’s inability to make much progress has left GM John Paxson’s future in doubt. While the Chicago Bulls have ridden a better offense to slight improvements over last season, they have failed to garner any real momentum this season
