Henry Sims has risen up as one of the top talents the NBA D-League has seen all season long. With the BayHawks fighting for a playoff spot, he has left town and will play overseas the rest of the season.

Andrew Goudelock earned his second consecutive "Top Performer of the Week" award in the NBADL, further cementing his case for M.V.P. as he aims for another NBA gig.

This past week saw a bevy of top D-League earn themselves NBA call-ups. Those who haven't, however, are continuing to put forth strong performances to earn themselves legitimate consideration as well.

Justin Holiday and the Idaho Stampede may have had a rough start to the season, but his most recent elevated efforts has earned Idaho a few extra victories and likely garnered him some more individual attention as well.

Chris Wright's time in Dallas may have come to a close, but in taking his place on the roster, Justin Dentmon hopes to remain a member of the Mavericks a bit longer.

Tony Mitchell may have scored 47 points on Friday, but the Red Claws' Jermaine Taylor made sure his record-setting night didn't stand tall for very long. The guard scored 49 points of his own on Saturday night.

The Santa Cruz Warriors are not only heading towards the postseason, but also have their sights set on the NBA D-League top spot. They've brought back two players with NBA experience to town who are surely to provide the team with quite a boost.

Tony Mitchell's 47 points on Friday night represented an NBADL season-high. The high-flying forward has stepped up during his team's time of need and may be on his way to emerging as a minor league star.

According to The New York Times, if and when the Knicks consider signing a player from the NBA D-League, Delonte West isn't likely to be among them.

Royce White has left the Rockets' NBADL team and will be returning to Houston, but won't do so to play in the NBA. The forward went on CNN to provide clarity on the situation, but what happens next is anyone's guess.