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Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010 
  • Lakers

The defending champs might be benefiting from a soft schedule, but their offence is firing on all cylinders.

  • Hornets

N.O. continues to impress, and just got stronger with the acquisition of Jarrett Jack.

  • Spurs

The Spurs have won ten straight, and Duncan isn’t being asked to score at all.

  • Celtics

Boston’s losses to a KD-less Thunder team and a spirited Raptors squad shouldn’t be overvalued.

  • Mavericks

The Mavericks are finally playing defence, but need offensive options other than Dirk if they want to play with the elite teams.

  • Magic

Orlando has been flying more under the radar than usual this season, but they’re still an elite team.

  • Bulls

The Bulls could make a big jump in the NBA standings once Carlos Boozer gets healthy.

  • Jazz

The Comeback Streak is over, and defences are keying in on Paul Millsap.

  • Thunder

Russell Westbrook is making an All-Star bid with Durant out of the lineup.

  • Heat

Miami’s title hopes took a major blow with news of Haslem’s foot injury that should keep him out until March. Could this dream season turn into a nightmare for LeBron and Co.?

  • Blazers

Injuries continue to pile up in Rip City.

  • Bucks

The Bucks’ offensive struggles continue, and they’ve now lost three in a row.

  • Suns

Without Nash and Lopez, the Suns can’t compete with any team in the league, as evidenced by Phoenix’s blowout loss to Charlotte.

  • Hawks

Atlanta has fallen from the Eastern elite, but could regain that status if the Heat really start to crumble.

  • Nuggets

The Carmelo watch heats up with every game Denver drops.

  • Grizzlies

Rudy Gay’s dagger is certainly a morale-booster in Memphis.

  • Warriors

Golden State is hurting without David Lee, and now they might face time without leading-scorer Monta Ellis.

  • Bobcats

Stephen Jackson put up the first triple-double in franchise history; a good sign for Charlotte’s sputtering offence.

  • Pacers

Despite Darren Collison’s extended absence, Indy is hanging right around .500.

  • Knicks

The Knicks are at their best putting up big NBA scores against weak teams. They’ll have a chance to keep up

that trend with a home-and-home against the Bobcats.

  • Rockets

Missing two franchise pieces, Houston has now dropped to 3-9.

  • Nets

Jersey continues to improve, but still hasn’t found a way to close out games.

  • Cavaliers

The Cavs are somehow eighth in the East.

  • Raptors

The Jarrett Jack trade might actually benefit Toronto more than New Orleans.

  • Timberwolves

Beasley’s torrid scoring continues, but so does the losing.

  • Pistons

Detroit is still dealing with emotional issues and an unclear rotation.

  • Sixers

Only a matter of time before Iguodala asks out of Philly.

  • Wizards

The upside to John Wall’s injury? Gilbert Arenas is helping his trade stock greatly.

  • Kings

DeMarcus Cousins’ inability to contribute consistently is costing the Kings games.

  • Clippers

Blake Griffin is the undisputed league leader in highlight plays, but there’s not much else to celebrate in Clipperland.

Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 

So….within a week or two of each other, we get reports saying that Stephen Jackson and Baron Davis both want to leave their teams, the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Clippers, respectively. These two formed one of the most exciting NBA duos in recent memory, powering the Warriors through an enthralling two-round run in the 2006-07 playoffs, punctuated by:
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Now, it’s not like the Warriors or Clippers had great NBA betting odds to start with. The Warriors would be a bit improved, but still not challenging in the West, while the Clippers….well, the less said about them, the better. But the tandem of B-Diddy and Captain Jack were as entertaining as anyone in the league, and sometimes, that’s all that matters.