Time’s running out in your quest for the postseason. Only four weeks remain in the fantasy basketball regular season, magnifying the importance of every block and steal. If you’re lucky, you may be able to pluck a gem off the waiver wire, but those types of players don’t remain available for long. Instead, you’ll probably have to settle for some marginally productive and generally inconsistent options. Still, if you can identify which categories need the most reinforcements, there are an abundance of alternatives ready to provide assistance.

Tonight is the NBA Draft, a process that drags on for hours but really is only important for about a minute of elapsed time. Everyone cares about the top 10 picks, and whatever players their favorite team selects… and that’s it. But we have one other reason to tune into ESPN tomorrow night: the hot draft room girlfriend.

There’s a chance you already knew a thing or two about Jazz swingman Gordon Hayward’s affinity for the game StarCraft, but have you seen it in action? Local channel KSL got a look, and Hayward is… definitely dedicated.

Whatever else you might say about Delonte West, you have to admit he’s never boring. (Take that zoo trip with Lamar Odom.) And as he showed last night, even his technical fouls are… different.

A member of the Utah Jazz was channeling Dikembe Mutombo tonight. No, he wasn’t allegedly involved in a gold-smuggling scam — he was blocking shots. As in, two nasty blocks in a row, on what should have been easy Celtic layups. And he looked bored doing it. Find out who, after the jump.

Last night at the Jazz-Lakers game at the Staples Center, Gordon Hayward went hard to the rim and dunked the ball in the face of Pau Gasol and Ron Artest.

Kobe Bryant didn’t have his best game last night, committing the game-ending turnover in an 86-85 Laker loss to the Jazz…and letting his hands know he was not pleased with their performance.

Gordon Hayward dunked on the Indiana Pacers’ Paul George in his return home last night, and is one of the rare instances of a crowd cheering on the posterization of one of their own players.

No one watches the NBA Draft for the picks: they watch it for the sideshow. While no one instance was too exorbitant, the 2010 NBA Draft had a certain subtlety to it that was admirable. Here were some of the highlights.

In what would have been defined as one of the most improbable upsets of the ages, Butler University could not overcome perennial college hoops powerhouse Duke, in a nail biter of a game. Video of the final seconds below.