This article references Alec Burks, Allen Crabbe, Austin Rivers, Blake Griffin, c.j. mccollum, Danilo Gallinari, Dante Exum, Derrick Favors, Derrick Jones, Dewayne Dedmon, Donovan Mitchell, Doug McDermott, Dragan Bender, Gary Harris, Gordon Hayward, J.J. Redick, Jared Dudley, Joe Ingles, Joe Johnson, John Collins, Josh Jackson, Kawhi Leonard, Kevin Durant, Lonzo Ball, Lou Williams, Malcolm Brogdon, Markelle Fultz, Matthew Dellavedova, Otto Porter, Patrick Beverley, Ricky Rubio, Rodney Hood, Rudy Gobert, T.J. McConnell, T.J. Warren, Trevor Booker, Tyson Chandler and more! The old adage is that you don't win your leagues in the first few rounds, but you certainly can lose them. While I don't agree with that -- you can absolutely win a league with a first round pick as dominant as Harden or Westbrook were last year, as long as you're solid thereafter. However, it's definitely true there are going to be big difference makers lurking in the late rounds of fantasy drafts who can put you over the top. Often times, some of these breakouts more predictable than you'd [...]Keep on reading: Trevor Crippen's NBA Late-Round Must Owns (Premium Content)

This article references Rudy Gobert and more! Rudy Gobert struggled mightily in Game 4, as he had several missed dunks throughout the night. The Stifle Tower was still able to provide at times and finished the game with 12 points on 5-for-11 shooting, 13 rebounds, and one block. Gobert had a strong season for Utah, evidenced by his candidacy for Defensive Player of the Year. Look for him to be a staple of this team for years to come, as he has shown brilliance already at the age of 24.Keep on reading: Rudy Gobert Shows His Skills But Struggles in Game 4

This article references Rudy Gobert and more! Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert has led his team to victories both times since he has returned. In the past two games, Gobert has averaged 13 points with 12 rebounds, one assist, two steals, and two blocks. He played nearly 36 minutes in his last game, so there is no need to worry about a minutes restriction for Gobert. The Jazz will need every minute of his production in what could be the final game of this series if the Jazz win.Keep on reading: Rudy Gobert Proving To Be A Difference-Maker

This article references Rudy Gobert and more! Head coach Quin Snyder would not officially rule out Rudy Gobert following Sunday's practice, but it is now confirmed that Gobert will miss Game 2. It's not a huge surprise, as Gobert is dealing with a left knee bone bruise and those injuries usually take more than a day or two to heal. Joe Johnson said that Gobert was "walking around" and "looked normal" on Sunday. Hopefully the Jazz can get Gobert back at some point during the first-round series, as he's an important part of the rotation.Keep on reading: Rudy Gobert Out For Game 2

Gobert left Game 1 just 13 seconds in, but the Jazz won in Los Angeles. How likely would it be that they take the series without their stud center?

This article references Rudy Gobert and more! With Gordon Hayward out due to a left quad contusion, Utah’s other star was able to shine. Rudy Gobert had an efficient game with a stat line of 17 points on 7-for-12 shooting, 18 rebounds, and two blocks across 33 minutes. The Defensive POY-candidate was able to take advantage of a Warriors team without Klay Thompson or Matt Barnes to keep the Jazz in the hunt for the fourth seed in the Western Conference.Keep on reading: Rudy Gobert Leads Jazz to Win Over Warriors

The man they call the Stifle Tower has enjoyed a tremendous season. If he keeps up his current pace, he'll be rubbing elbows with some Hall of Famers.

This article references Rudy Gobert and more! Rudy Gobert, also known as the Stifle Tower, finished Monday night with 20 points on 8-for-11 shooting with 19 rebounds and five blocks. The defensive monster has improved on his offense in recent months and will continue to do so if Gordon Hayward is out of the lineup. Hayward is dealing with a left quadriceps contusion, making Gobert the leader on both sides of the ball. The Defensive Player of the Year candidate is quietly having a career year and has pushed himself into the upper echelon of[...]Keep on reading: Rudy Gobert Backs Up His Nickname in Utah’s Win

Anthony Davis and Rudy Gobert battled their way into the perfect lineup. Who joined them?

This article references Rudy Gobert and more! Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert may become the first player in NBA history to finish within the top three in both defensive and offensive rating. He is currently second in both ratings, with a 128.3 offensive rating and a 98.7 defensive rating. Gobert is posting second-round value and is averaging 13.5 points with 11 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 0.7 steals, and 2.2 blocks. He also just posted a career high in points against the New York Knicks on [...]Keep on reading: Rudy Gobert To Make NBA History