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We're 20 rounds in and it's time for an update. With little happening around One Magic Place, we'll look to fantasy basketball to keep us entertained.

You know that feeling you get when you're about to see a really bad movie? You know it's bad, but for some reason or the other, you're forced to see it and you just tell yourself that it won't be awful and there'll be some good parts of it.

Categorized as: Author: Patrick , Fantasy Basketball , Orlando Magic Posted on: August 10th, 2010 The Magica TMs game plan: Dwight Howard and threes.

This year we all wondering if the three kings LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh , , could take home the rings this year.

The Nets will play the Toronto Raptors next March. Photograph: Graeme Robertson The NBA announced plans today for its first competitive matches in England when the New Jersey Nets will play Toronto Raptors on 4 and 5 March as the league seeks to expand professional basketball globally ahead of the London 2012 Olympics.

Will Miami’s new Big Three bring the Heat an Eastern Conference title in Year 1? We kick off our third annual Summer Forecast series with the conference that has created so much commotion in the past few weeks.

Kobe Bryant is the runaway vote leader while fellow superstar LeBron James ranks second in the latest NBA All-Star Game fan balloting totals announced by the league on Thursday.

Walking into the J.C. Phelps Recreation Center, Chris Bosh is about 20 miles from the childhood home where he used to pick pecans from his yard for hours at a time, both as a chore and to turn a profit.

So many variables to be tested: how will the wiz kids hold up in the paint? Specifically, can Slinky Mcgee stay out of foul trouble? Who's gonna hit perimeter shots if Dwight Howard takes away the paint?, etc That's about as normal as you can get if you're a Wizards fan Miami is becoming public enemy number one for me, though.

A couple days ago a fatigued Hedo Turkoglu mustered up the strength to get out of bed, pick up the phone and lambaste the Raptors franchise and Bryan Colangelo .

Looking for a big difference between the 2009 conference-winning team and the 2010 team that fell two wins shorts? The key may be in versatility.

"Much ado about nothing," Van Gundy said, turning to Shakespeare or maybe Seinfeld.

In the summer of 1997, the Toronto Raptors selected a high school phenom in the first round, crowning of the next king - Tracy McGrady.

Chris Paul, long linked in potential trades to the Magic, emerged from his meeting with the Hornets front office committed to winning and winning in the Crescent City.

Santonio Holmes is one of many players to change scenery this... Holmes sweet Holmes By handing us table scraps, Pacquiao must think we're fools.