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Second-half fortunes for All-Star Weekend participants

By Eric Karabell
ESPN.com

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

If Terrell Owens was an NBA player, I'm guessing he'd be owned in about 90 percent of ESPN leagues. No, really, the guy has skills, right? We know that in the fantasy basketball world the stats should be the reason why players are owned, but often name value makes owners do crazy things. See McGrady, Tracy. Would Owens be able to score 20 points a night, block the occasional shot and shoot with decent percentages? Probably not, unless he was a member of the Warriors or Kings and in shootouts eve ...

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