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He also committed just one turnover, and is clearly as healthy as he's been in a while. We'd recommend sitting back and enjoying the ride, but if you think his ankle will flare up again, now is also a nice time to sell high.

He has 14 blocks in his last five games, but isn't doing much else. If you are desperate in that category though, he is someone to take a look at with Kwame Brown out for the year and Andris Biedrins struggling.

The Warriors were up big late, which is when Robinson got most of his run. As long as Monta Ellis and Stephen Curry are healthy, Robinson belongs on waivers in most leagues.

Don't get too excited, as Thompson had scored four or less points in three of his previous four games. The kid can play, but the opportunity for minutes just isn't there as long as his teammates are healthy.

As long as Stephen Curry and Monta Ellis are healthy (and they are), Robinson will struggle to earn consistent minutes, meaning he should be left on waivers in most leagues. However, owners of Curry in deeper leagues might be wise to stash Robinson as a handcuff if the waiver wire is thin in your league.

This was Lee's second career trip-dub and he was fantastic tonight. He got called for a questionable fifth foul late in the game, and the Thunder took the lead when he was on the bench. But regardless of what happened in reality tonight as far as the Warriors losing, Lee is rolling, averaging 18 points, 10 boards and a steal per game on the season.

Kevin McHale benched starter Kevin Martin and rolled with Lee and Chase Budinger, who also had a nice game. Martin should be back to heavy minutes on Thursday, while Lee had hit double figures in three of his previous four games. He's worth a look in deep leagues, but once Martin breaks out of his shooting funk (4-of-24 over his last three), Lee's minutes and production should take a hit.