The NBA is knee deep in the latest golden era of professional basketball with enough headline stars to create what will undoubtedly be yet another photo finish to conclude the ‘12-‘13 season. Many of the league’s household names have entertained us on a nightly basis. However, if you look closely

“Fear the Brow”. The Hornets drafted Anthony Davis at #1 with the full expectation of him developing into a franchise-changing talent. While the physical demands of the NBA would ensure rough concourse at times for the 19-year old, his freakish athleticism, length and mobility at 6’10 would bridge the strength

In deciding to keep their crowded, free-agent laden front court intact for a playoff run, the Utah Jazz have subsequently banished Enes Kanter to the periphery for the remainder of 2013. Kanter has produced wildly productive numbers in his limited playing time —6.4 points (54% FG) and 4.1 rebounds in 14

I first scouted Michael Kidd-Gilchrist back in 2008 when he was just a slender sophomore at St. Patrick’s High School. Playing alongside the likes of Kyrie Irving and Dexter Strickland, it was MKG who was the chief product of the hoops hype machine — the next big thing. He had

It is official: Roddy Beaubois will never get a legitimate shot to demonstrate his worth in Dallas. After displaying steady progress over his first three seasons, the arrival of Darren Collison via trade last summer has predictably disrupted any opportunity for the Frenchman to establish himself as a regular. Indeed,

John Henson, PF Milwaukee Despite possessing incredible length and a wide array of skills at 6’11, Henson has never been able to shake the ‘project’ tag. Why? His body type doesn’t necessarily lend itself to athletics. His legs are pronated, he’s duck footed and his awkward gait prevents him from

Western Conference Targets Mike Conley’s rolled ankle cracked opened the door for 5th year guard Jerryd Bayless, and Rudy Gay’s departure cemented his extended playing time for the remainder of 2013. The Grizzlies are short on perimeter bodies, offensively capable ones in particular, making Bayless the ideal candidate for shot

Dion Waiters, SG Cleveland The projected landing range for Waiters was debated in abundance leading up to draft day 2012. While there was no discord among scouts on his NBA-ready frame or his ability to score in bunches, there were concerns over height, decision making (shot selection), positional fit and

Eastern Conference Targets Celtics forward Jeff Green has been a resurgent fantasy option over his last five games. Despite playing time remaining relatively static, the embattled wing has averaged 14 points on 55% shooting and one 3PT make per over that period. With Rondo sidelined the C’s have returned to

John Wall (credits below)   Just six games on the NBA schedule tonight, but I think the fewer the games, the better chance to win money. The reason is that if you take a little time, you can actually look at the bio of each player available and figure out