Chris

Duhon

Duhon is getting revenge over Ben Gordon for the result of last season’s Duke/UConn Final Four tilt.

It’s assumed that Chicago will match the offer, however terms like ''more than likely’’ are being kicked around, so don’t count on anything until you see it. That said, we’d also be surprised if the Bulls don’t match the offer, which is believed to total between $7 million and $8 million over three years.

He’ll be the starting point guard in Chicago this season, and will be a lower-tiered point guard for fantasy leagues.

The procedure will repair a herniated disc and remove scar tissue from the young point guard’s back, meaning he should be ready for the start of training camp.

He had surgery on May 24 and should be fine by the start of the season.

If you used Duhon in a spot-start we’d call this line a win, so remember that the next time Nelson goes out and Duhon gets the nod.

Nelson participated in a full practice on Tuesday and did not suffer any setback. Chris Duhon will be sent back to the bench with Nelson back in the starting lineup.

This injury came out of nowhere and is devastating for anyone who rolled the dice on Jameer, since Orlando only plays three times this week. He was a game-time call with the injury on Tuesday so ideally he will be able to suit up -- if not, veteran Chris Duhon will get another start at PG.

Nelson’s injury doesn’t appear to be serious, meaning Duhon should continue to be ignored in fantasy circles for now.

Duhon’s foot injury clearly isn’t anything serious if he went through the entire session. It’s unclear if or when he will regain his backup point guard spot from Ish Smith at some point in the future, but neither player carries fantasy appeal.