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LeBron James missed all three of his shots in the fourth quarter of the Cleveland Cavaliers' Game 3 victory over the Washington Wizards. Yet there's little doubt from anyone watching that he was the MVP. James had five assists in the final period, including three passes that essentially buried the Wizards in the final 3 1/2 minutes.

That's right, the Raptors can't afford to go 0-2 and then into Jersey. No, they need this one desperately. And who does a team go to when they need excellence? Transendence? Brilliance?

So what if you're missing your All-Star teammates Gilbert "the Great" and Caron "the Butler did it"?

George Lopez's team finished 7-15 but also scored the most points out of any team to not make the playoffs. Was it a bad team or simply bad luck?

After spending the majority of the season in the driver's seat for the Fantasy MVP award, Gilbert Arenas dropped to second due to a late season injury. The winner? A player who never finished a month as the top overall fantasy player.

That's a wrap, folks. It's been a long season, and while many players were in contention to make this prestigous team, only a few have what it takes to be the best. We'd like to introduce you to the inaugural All-NBA First Fantasy Team!

After a big game from Antonio Daniels of all people, it is now obvious ot the world that the Experts have the magic touch. Who will they pick for today's Drive to the Finals action?

The Cleveland Cavaliers had chosen to be the second seed. The fruit of that decision is a sweep, 4-0, against the undermanned Washington Wizards.Showing maturity in the playoffs, Lebron James scored 30 points, nine assists and six rebounds to spearhead the Cavaliers...