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Warriors GM calls Iguodala 'missing piece'

Warriors GM Bob Myers says Andre Iguodala is the "missing piece" for Golden State.

The Warriors gave up three players, two first rounders and two second-round picks just to create enough cap space to sign Iggy, so they better hope he's the answer. Iguodala officially signed his four-year, $48 million contract Thursday and was introduced to the media Friday, saying he expects to have a lot of 12-11-11 nights, which would be music to fantasy owner's ears.
Source: Marcus Thompson on Twitter
Thu, Jul 11, 2013 03:27:00 PM
Matt Barnes stays hot in historic win

Matt Barnes hit 7-of-13 shots and three 3-pointers for 17 points, 12 rebounds, five assists and three steals in Thursday's 142-94 win over the Lakers.

Had the game not been over after the first quarter, Barnes may have had a truly magical night. As it was, he hooked his owners up with a huge night and is simply rolling right now. Make sure he's on your roster and in your lineup if possible, as he's showing no signs of slowing down. He had 28 points and a full stat line on Tuesday, and has been playing at a high level for weeks.
Mar 7 - 1:39 AM
Morris brothers come through in Suns win

Markieff Morris hit 8-of-13 shots for 24 points, six rebounds, three assists and a steal in Thursday's exciting win over the Thunder, while Marcus Morris added 15 points, three rebounds, two assists and three 3-pointers on 5-of-7 shooting.

Markieff is a must-start player these days, as this has become the norm for him, while Marcus is also getting hot.
Mar 7 - 12:33 AM
Gerald Green goes for career night in win

Gerald Green hit 12-of-22 shots and a career-best eight 3-pointers for a career-high 41 points, five rebounds, two assists, three steals and a block in Thursday's comeback win over the Thunder.

Green also hit 9-of-11 free throws, didn't attempt a single shot in the first quarter, and took just five shots in the second quarter. He blew up for 25 points in the third quarter and single-handedly led the Suns to a tough win over one of the league's best teams. Yes, he might take a big hit once Eric Bledsoe returns, but at this point, he's a hold and start until we see how that plays out.
Mar 7 - 12:29 AM
Goran Dragic plays well through injury

Goran Dragic played through his muscle strain and hit 8-of-18 shots and two 3-pointers for 22 points, two rebounds and four assists in a win over the Thunder.

Dragic literally gutted this one out and while it wasn't his best line of the season, he came through for owners who were stuck with him in the lineup. Consider him iffy for Sunday against the Warriors, but as of now, it looks like he's OK.
Mar 7 - 12:26 AM
Dwyane Wade in starting lineup Thursday

The Miami Herald's Joe Goodman reported that Dwyane Wade was unavailable to the media pregame Thursday, leaving him as a risk for a late scratch against the Spurs, but then reported that Wade would start for the Heat.

It sounds like he'll play despite missing his media session, but we're still a little leery, given his injury history and the number of games he's missed this season. But for now, it appears that he's in the starting lineup and is good to go tonight. We'll let you know if his status changes before tip off.
Source: Joe Goodman on Twitter
Mar 6 - 7:37 PM
Boris Diaw starts ahead of Splitter vs. Heat

Boris Diaw will replace Tiago Splitter in the Spurs' starting lineup vs. Miami on Thursday.

The Heat tend to give up stats to opposing big men, which bodes well for Diaw and Tim Duncan, and Diaw's temporary promotion solidifies him as a nice spot-starter in fantasy leagues. The move should allow Diaw to guard LeBron James for stretches, but coach Gregg Popovich was typically coy about the last-second lineup change, telling reporters, "We're tricking the hell out of [the Heat]." The lineup should return to normal vs. Nikola Vucevic and the Magic on Saturday.
Source: Dan McCarney on Twitter
Mar 6 - 6:22 PM
Stephen Curry (leg) expected to play Friday

Stephen Curry (sore right leg) is expected to play on Friday.

The Warriors didn't do any further tests or evaluations of Curry's leg and this confirms coach Mark Jackson's statement that he held Curry out during Wednesday's game as a precaution. We'll have another update after Golden State's shootaround, so owners should check back on Friday, but it appears Curry is good to go.
Source: Rusty Simmons on Twitter
Mar 6 - 5:04 PM
Anderson Varejao (back) to miss 12th straight

Anderson Varejao (back) will miss his 12th consecutive game on Friday.

Varejao isn't even traveling with the Cavaliers to Charlotte and his status for Saturday's game is very much in doubt. The Cavs have been tight-lipped about Varejao's injury and they continue to list him as day-to-day, but his lengthy absence may be part of the reason they traded for new starting center Spencer Hawes.
Source: Bob Finnan on Twitter
Mar 6 - 3:37 PM
Avery Bradley (ankle) may miss two more weeks

Avery Bradley's second MRI on his swollen right ankle came back negative, and he's been diagnosed with a bone bruise.

Celtics GM Danny Ainge said that Bradley may not return to action for two weeks, much longer than his initial timetable, but he has been cleared to ramp up his activity. "Avery had a good workout [on Thursday]," said Ainge. "The MRI showed that things are way better." Jerryd Bayless will continue to start at SG in Bradley's continued absence.
Source: Boston Herald
Mar 6 - 2:36 PM
Kendall Marshall will start Thursday vs LAC

Kendall Marshall will start against the Clippers Thursday night.

There had been some rumblings that Jordan Farmar would start over Marshall on Thursday, but coach Mike D'Antoni will be sticking with the same starting lineup from Tuesday's game against the Pelicans. Farmar has outplayed Marshall since returning from calf and hamstring injuries, however, and will likely see more minutes than Marshall on Thursday night. Marshall can still be a valuable source of assists going forward, but his owners shouldn't expect much else from him.
Source: Mike Trudell on Twitter
Mar 6 - 2:01 PM
Sacramento Kings sign F Royce White

Sacramento Kings sign F Royce White.

White will sign a 10-day deal with the Kings and report to the Kings' D-League affiliate, the Reno Bighorns. The plan is for the team to evaluate White for the next week and a half before they decide on signing the former first round pick to another 10-day contract. While it's nice to see White land with a team after his highly-publicized falling out with the Houston Rockets last season, he shouldn't be rostered in any fantasy leagues.
Source: Sacramento Kings on Twitter
Mar 6 - 1:18 PM



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