Welcome to The Daily Yam, bringing you the top play from the night before, anything else you might have missed, and what to look forward to today. It’s your one-stop shop when you skipped last night’s action, or have forgotten what day it is. Last night, in lieu of dunking, Nate Robinson was content to embarrass Kris Humphries with his crossover alone.

Neither of these names will surprise you, necessarily, but the fact that either one couldn’t pay up for all the swag they acquired is a little ridiculous.

No Kobe Bryant-style double duty for Kris Humphries. If he has to, he will miss Brooklyn Nets playoff games to get divorced from the soon-to-be Mrs. Kanye West Kim Kardashian.

The Knicks and Nets split their season series after the Nets won at MSG this afternoon, 88-85, but the action didn’t really get going until after the game ended. Kris Humphries will know better than to say anything on Twitter that might illicit reaction from J.R. Smith.

It hadn’t been going well for Kris Humphries, what with the divorce and benching and all. But now he’s being tortured by Kanye songs at NYC clubs, and he’s had enough. Details, after the jump.

With 7:42 remaining in the 4th quarter and the Brooklyn Nets leading the Toronto Raptors 81-68, Kris Humphries was on the free throw line attempting the second of two shots. Except referee Courtney Kirkland, it appears, didn’t want Humphries to attempt the shot quite yet. But instead of, say, blowing his whistle, or yelling out to Humphries, he darted straight at him and skied for the block. The always adept Humphries, however, cooly withheld the ball with a well-timed pump fake and drew the foul. I mean, he didn’t shoot the free throw because a referee was frantically running at him.

Suspensions probably await Kris Humphries and Rajon Rondo this morning after the scene that transpired at the TD Garden Wednesday night. A fun 41 seconds awaits you!

Welcome to “Pretty Much Screwed,” our 2012-13 guide to the upcoming NBA season, in which we identify the reasons why your favorite team might have to start looking forward to 2013-2014 — and highlight at least one reason for you to be hopeful. Today: the Brooklyn Nets, the Jay-Z and Mikhail Prokhorov-owned Brooklyn upstarts that cost more than the entirety of Brooklyn’s DIY craft breweries.

The internet seems to think that Dwight Howard will be traded to the Brooklyn Nets, and soon. Here’s what you need to know.