Sessions shoulder showing improvement : Lakers guard Ramon Sessions said his sprained left shoulder is starting to improve, reports the Orange County Register. Sessions, who has been playing through his injury for the past few weeks, also added that he doesn't believe he will have to miss any games moving forward due to his ailment. Sessions is averaging 16.0 points, 8.3 assists and 5.0 rebounds through six games in April. (Updated 04/10/2012)
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 5/21/12).
Fantasy Analysis
Sessions is also dealing with a jammed right index finger and is now sporting a splint on his finger along with a protective pad on his left shoulder. However, he has been able to pay through his injures thus far and is expected to be able to moving forward. Still, Fantasy owners -- especially in daily formats -- should keep an eye on his status moving forward. Sessions has developed into a high-end Fantasy option at the guard position since being dealt to Los Angeles, so leave him active in all formats as long as he is able to remain in the lineup. (Updated 04/10/2012).
05/21/2012 16:50 Van Gundy, Otis out in shakeup, but where do Magic head from here?
The Magic overhaul begins as Stan Van Gundy is fired and GM Otis Smith departs. Questions about Dwight Howard's future remain, but Ken Berger says in the meantime good candidates abound for Orlando's job openings.
05/19/2012 04:11 Kobe relishes challenge of inspiring Lakers, deciphering Thunder
Kobe Bryant admires the Thunder almost as much as he wants to beat them. Although they fall just short of putting the Lakers in an 0-3 hole, Ken Berger says Bryant is actually enjoying the task of trying to defeat them.
05/19/2012 01:39 Kobe scores 36, Lakers make free throws in hectic finish to cut deficit
Kobe Bryant didn't miss on 18 free throws and scored 14 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter, and the Los Angeles Lakers rallied late for a 99-96 victory over Oklahoma City in Game 3 on Friday night, cutting the Thunder's second-round series lead to 2-1.
