The article that is written in the Sun Sentinel proves a point. The Miami Heat have too many players in the middle of the rotation. With Dwyane Wade, Shawn Marion, Udonis Haslem, Michael Beasley, Dorell Wright, Daequan Cook, and recently signed James Jones one of them has to be on the move. The   more...
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Now with the NBA's rule that every player had to play at least one year of college ball the rookies have all proven they can play. Here is my list of the best rookies in the NBA though the first month of the season.1. Al Horford F Hawks: Horford is a double double threat every night. He has had his   more...

What's that Posey, you want a little D-Cook in yo face? Cook making the coaches notice him and making Dorrell Wright look like a bunny rabbit. Way to make the NBA Dunk of the Night young man!Video courtesy NBA.com
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Welcome back to the Passion and Pride Press Pass featuring the weekend coverage and Monday montage on MVN Basketball. For most teams, this is a tough spot in the schedule. We fight through it like a double screen. It's a team game, so here's the rotation...
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Passion and Pride's Jon Burkett assumes the point guard position in this potpourri of posts on MVN Basketball. You can also send in your votes for the 2008 NBA All-Star Game directly on this edition of the daily dish. Sadly, Devin Harris is not on the ballot, although teammates Jerry Stackhouse   more...
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In case you haven't noticed, the Sixers are tied for eighth place in the Eastern Conference. They are 7-3 in their last 10 games, while the New Jersey Nets are 3-7 in their last 10. Both teams are now 12-16 heading into Friday's games, but it is the Sixers who are going in the right direction.   more...
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We are at the point of the season, well to be honest, where our attention begins to wane. The basketball season is long, really long. Plus, we have to start preparing for our fantasy baseball drafts, right? So to help you make the most of the time you have left to spend on your fantasy basketball   more...
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If each night one had the time, energy and will to look through every NBA stat line, one might be very successful at fantasy basketball. One would be able to pick up emerging studs, drop eventual duds and monitor those ify suds. Unfortunately, a manager rarely has the time to do this, but here at   more...
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This weekly fantasy basketball column discusses the injuries around the NBA and some key waiver wire pick-ups. FIO and TalkHoops.net writer Zach Harper lists those players who will be sidelined with injury for the coming days, and suggests some possible fantasy replacements in the interim. Check   more...
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As a break to all the trade news, we present you with the next installment of RookieWatch 07-08, with picks #21-25 of the 2007 NBA Draft. Don't forget to check out the fantasy analysis of first round picks #1-20 here: #1-5 | #6-10 | #11-15 | #16-20.
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Just because a team has no hope at post-season, that does not mean that they are not worth watching, especially for fantasy players. You can often find a diamond in the rough, as some players finally get an opportunity to see some court time with teams looking toward the future. Not only can these   more...
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Yesterday, I was a guest on NBARotoman's Fantasy Chat over at NBA Roto, an excellent fantasy basketball website. Topics discussed on the show include the late season waiver wire scramble in fantasy basketball and top sleepers going forward.
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Waiver Wire Line of the Night: Already mentioned Ricky Davis, so next up would be Daequan Cook (4.07) with 23 points on 5 threes. He only shot 9/20, so he passes the 70% rule. He jumped from a season average of 20 minutes to 29 and 43 over the last 2 games. And his name is an uncommon spelling. Not   more...
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After getting Nels to give him an interview, NBA Rotoman finally hunted me down to be a part of the latest edition of "Buy or Sell", where we discuss pretty much the entire Miami Heat team as well as a New York Knick that you probably hate (the answer isn't all of them).
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In yesterday's interview on NBA Roto, I predicted that Daequan Cook (-6.1) would go out in the Heat's very next game and shoot 2-10 and finish with 5 points. Well, he actually shot 2-9 and finished with 6 points. Close enough for me to toot my own horn. He did hit a couple threes and grab 8 boards,   more...
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