Karl hoping to lure Nene to visit practice soon

Wire to Wire - 01.22.08

Sarge posted 1/23/2008 from droppingdimes.gearlive.com

Wire to Wire aims to be your waiver wire resource for all of your fantasy basketball needs. It will dive into playing time trends, injury replacements, and even an occasional category specialist—all of which can be found on a typical waiver wire within your fantasy league at any given time. Another week, and some more big-name injuries to tend to in the fantasy basketball world...

Nene's Va-Jay-Jay: Nugget's Nuggets Nugget was Malignant

Hugging Harold Reynolds posted 1/23/2008 from huggingharoldreynolds.blogspot.com

While the diagnosis is unfortunate, does anyone else see the humor in this headline? Thankfully the "tests showed the cancer was isolated." And the Nuggets noted: "The recovery rate is extremely high. In addition, the odds of a recurrence are very small." As such, laugh at the headline. From SI's RSS Feed: Nuggets: Nenê's testicular tumor was malignant

Nuggets vs. Hawks: Game 41 Preview

The Big Lead found this 1/23/2008 on nuggdoctor.blogspot.com

(Boulder-CO) The Atlanta Hawks’ last victory came against the Nuggets over a week ago. Since then the Hawks have lost their last three straight games (Milwaukee, Toronto, and Portland) and have only scored 100 points once since beating the Nuggets, ...

Anatomy of an Assist

ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog found this 1/23/2008 on www.forumblueandgold.com

The first two times the Lakers played the Nuggets this season, Denver wanted to make sure Kobe didn’t beat them. It’s a strategy a lot of teams have used over the last few years — make those other guys around Kobe step up and win the game.  ...

Is O.J. Mayo the next Quincy McCall?

kgoon1590 posted 1/23/2008 from kgooncp.blogspot.com

After O.J. Mayo was caught taking tickets from Melo (not really much of an offense, honestly) it's becoming clearer that his NCAA stay won't last long. Which way will his career go from here: up to the heights built by the media, or down into disappointment. Careers disrupted in their formative stages don't always have good results.