Saturday, March 5, 2011

Court Report: Casual Friday

We're taking a break from the live blog rotation Friday. Look for the Week 20 Dashboard on Sunday, and we'll return to our regularly-scheduled live blog programming on Monday. News and notes from early Friday:

Status updates: Kevin Durant (ankle) will be a game-time decision on Friday ... Deron Williams' wrist problem hasn't improved significantly but he's expected to be in the starting lineup on Friday. Jordan Farmar (ankle) could also return to action Friday ... Josh Smith's sprained right knee kept him out of practice Thursday and he remains doubtful for Friday ... Chauncey Billups (quad) is expected to be out Friday. Toney Douglas will get another start ... Baron Davis is expected to debut for the Cavs Friday, albeit as a reserve and on a minutes limit ... There is a slight chance that Tyrus Thomas could return to the Bobcats' lineup as early as Wednesday ... Rashard Lewis is at the point with his knee where season-ending surgery looks fairly likely. Josh Howard and Maurice Evans are in line for the playing time at small forward.

Friday's most added players (as of 12pm PT): Ty Lawson, Marcus Thornton, Anthony Randolph, Wes Johnson, and DeAndre Jordan

Friday's most dropped players (as of 12pm PT): Randy Foye, Antawn Jamison, Tray McGrady, Glen Davis, and Brandon Roy

Friday storylines: How will Anthony Randolph and Jonny Flynn follow up Wednesday's big games? (MIN@PHI) ... Chris Paul is looking to go on the attack and help right the ship for the floundering Hornets (NOR@MEM) ... We'll get our first look at how Corey Brewer's presence might put a squeeze on minutes for a few Mavericks (IND@DAL) ... The Knicks get a chance to avenge their recent loss to the Cavs (CLE@NYK) ... Is James Johnson worth a look in standard leagues? (TOR@NJN) ...Who should be the lead dog in the race for league MVP? (CHI@ORL).

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