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| McCants suffers back spasms | Thursday 11/20, 9:43 AM CT |
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Rashad McCants suffered back spasms during Wednesday's outing against the Sixers, according to the Star Tribune.
Our View: McCants is a backup guard, but has been productive while averaging 10.1 points on 18.2 minutes per game. The severity of his ailment is yet to be determined. |
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| Foye returns to starting lineup | Thursday 11/20, 9:39 AM CT |
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Randy Foye returned to the starting lineup Wednesday against the Sixers for the first time since the fourth game of the season, according to the Star Tribune.
Our View: He replaced Sebastian Telfair. Foye was awarded the start, but did not help his bid for more, as he only scored 10 points over 35 minutes, with two turnovers. |
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| Battier still sore | Thursday 11/20, 8:39 AM CT |
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Shane Battier's ailing left foot was still sore after Wednesday's practice, according to the Houston Chronicle. He said, "It was sore. It was normal soreness from the first real action in a while. Thankfully, I don’t think I have soreness in the place it was injured initially. I’m going to see if the places I have soreness is a possibility."
Our View: It is uncertain if he will be ready to make his 2008 debut during the upcoming three-game road trip. |
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| Ellis has screws removed | Thursday 11/20, 7:13 AM CT |
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Monta Ellis had the screws in his surgically-repaired left ankle removed Wednesday in Birmingham, Alabama, according to the SF Chronicle.
Our View: He is expected to rejoin the Warriors after next week's East Coast road-trip. Keep the talented guard stashed on fantasy rosters, and scoop him up if dangling on the waiver wire while injured. |
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| Harrington to miss five-game trip | Thursday 11/20, 7:09 AM CT |
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Al Harrington will miss the Warriors' entire five-game road trip due to his strained lower back, according to the SF Chronicle.
Our View: He is advancing in rehab and is expected to rejoin the club after Thanksgiving. He shall remain reserved on fantasy rosters. |
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| Oden strong even in limited action | Thursday 11/20, 12:17 AM CT |
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Greg Oden only played 17 minutes on Wednesday, but still managed a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds. He also had three blocks.
Our View: Oden will continue to put up big numbers with increased minutes. He sat most of the night since the Blazers were routing the Bulls. |
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| Roy gets to 20 again | Thursday 11/20, 12:15 AM CT |
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Brandon Roy scored 20+ for the seventh straight game on Wednesday night, finishing with an even 20. He also had five rebounds, two assists, and two steals.
Our View: Roy only played 28 minutes since victory was well in hand by halftime and the outcome was certain once the third quarter was over. |
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| Rose struggles against Blazers | Thursday 11/20, 12:11 AM CT |
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Derrick Rose had perhaps his worst game of his young carer on Wednesday, only scoring six points to go with one assists and one steal.
Our View: Rose only played 27 minutes due to the game getting out of hand early. |
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| Nocioni solid off of bench, most Bulls struggle | Thursday 11/20, 12:07 AM CT |
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Andres Nocioni came off the bench to lead the Bulls in scoring with 13 points as the Bulls got blown out 116-74. He also had four boards and one assist.
Our View: Nocioni doesn't have a lot of fantasy value, so it's a bad sign when he leads Chicago in points. |
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