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so bei yao und jefferson nix ernstes, marvin dürft beim nächsten spiel auch wieder dabei sein. damit bleibt delonte mein einziger ernsthaft verletzter. mal schauen wie lang er ausfällt, würd ihn eigentlich schon gern behalten, hat tolle leistungen gebeacht in letzter zeit. bis sonntag muss ich jetzt sowieso mal warten, da der wöchentliche trade längst verbraucht wurde.
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Anthony Parker: Expected To Return Sunday
Thursday, March 8, 2007 - Tommy Landry
Update: Anthony Parker is expected back Sunday March 11 against Seattle, the Raptors' next game.
Analysis: The team dearly misses his ability to defend and knock down timely shots from the perimeter, especially given the lackluster play Morris Peterson has contributed in his absence. Let him play before activating Parker, but if he looks good on Sunday, be sure to use him next week.
Thursday, March 8, 2007 - Tommy Landry
Update: Anthony Parker is expected back Sunday March 11 against Seattle, the Raptors' next game.
Analysis: The team dearly misses his ability to defend and knock down timely shots from the perimeter, especially given the lackluster play Morris Peterson has contributed in his absence. Let him play before activating Parker, but if he looks good on Sunday, be sure to use him next week.
Die DNP-Misere entspannt sich langsam wieder. 
Ron Artest is expected to return to the Kings very shortly, possibly as early as Sunday against the Nuggets.
All indications are that Artest's absence will be short. Sacramento is two games behind Denver and currently the No. 9 seed in the West, so it would make sense to bring him back for this big game. "I've had some discussions with his attorney, and obviously had discussions with his agent and with Ron, too... It's a serious situation going forward," president Geoff Petrie said. John Salmons will return to his reserve role when Artest does come back. Mar. 10 - 10:07 am et
Ron Artest is expected to return to the Kings very shortly, possibly as early as Sunday against the Nuggets.
All indications are that Artest's absence will be short. Sacramento is two games behind Denver and currently the No. 9 seed in the West, so it would make sense to bring him back for this big game. "I've had some discussions with his attorney, and obviously had discussions with his agent and with Ron, too... It's a serious situation going forward," president Geoff Petrie said. John Salmons will return to his reserve role when Artest does come back. Mar. 10 - 10:07 am et
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Jetzt wo er schon getradet ist. Der Typ bekommt jetzt Fantasy Verbot in meinem Team.
n paar ganz interessante (bad) news.:
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Kobe Bryant facing another suspension?
An NBA source indicated that an elbow from Kobe Bryant thrown at Kyle Korver in the closing minutes of Friday's first half is "being looked at" by league officials.
Bryant was coming off a one-game suspension for an elbow to Marko Jaric and had earlier served a one-game suspension for a hit on Manu Ginobli. "I didn't think it was that big a deal," Korver said of the foul. "After I saw it on replay, it looked a lot worse than I thought it was during the game." Due to the fact Bryant is a multiple offender, there's a chance he could be facing a longer suspension this time, putting his status for week 20 a little bit in jeopardy.
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Luke Walton hopeful for Thursday
Luke Walton says he will play Thursday against Denver after missing 21 games due to a sprained right ankle.
Walton suited up for Sunday's game but did not play due to the injury which is a combination of a sprain and tendonitis. "This is the best it's felt since I got hurt," Walton said. He could have some fantasy value, and his return will hurt the value of Brian Cook. Mar. 12 - 9:09 am et
Source: Los Angeles Times
3)
Lamar Odom says he's playing Thursday
Lamar Odom surprisingly will begin practicing Monday despite a torn labrum in his left shoulder and said he would play Thursday against Denver, calling it a "blessing of God."
He may have been cut in your league, and if so, pick him up immediately. He was expected to take another week or two to decide whether he was going to have surgery or not, but says the shoulder had "gotten stronger the last couple of days…faster than I thought." He has cleared by team doctor Steve Lombardo, but will be fighting through pain for the foreseeable future. "So what?" Odom said. "I can do a chin-up right now [and] push-ups. It's strong enough to hold up, so I'll be all right. I will play on Thursday, no doubt about it." The Lakers have lost six straight games so they want him back just as badly as his fantasy owners. Mar. 12 - 9:04 am et
Source: Los Angeles Times
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Jermaine O'Neal to miss more time with knee
Jermaine O'Neal is in California getting a second opinion on his sprained left knee and could be sidelined much longer than the three games he was originally scheduled to sit out.
O'Neal hurt his knee against Utah last week and an MRI done Thursday in Indianapolis revealed a sprain. The Pacers originally said O'Neal would miss at least three games but it now looks like he will miss more games than that. Pacers coach Rick Carlisle said "His health and his long-term health is certainly a greater consideration than the short term. That's something we always have to keep in mind." He seems to get hurt around this time every season, and it sounds like he should probably be benched this week in fantasy leagues. Mar. 12 - 8:50 am et
Source: Indianapolis Star
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Baron Davis hoping to play Monday
Baron Davis is hoping to play against the Mavericks on Monday, hinting that he sat out Sunday's game for precautionary reasons.
"It just got stiff and sore," Davis said. "I want to be cautious about it, knowing that we have a back-to-back. It was just one of those days where it took longer than expected for my knee to get right. At times, there's some side effects from the knee that's telling me I'm not all the way there yet." Owners with few options can take a chance on Davis this week, but he is obviously a risky fantasy play. The good news that he actually dressed yesterday and was ready to come into the game late, but the team was down too far by that point
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1)
Kobe Bryant facing another suspension?
An NBA source indicated that an elbow from Kobe Bryant thrown at Kyle Korver in the closing minutes of Friday's first half is "being looked at" by league officials.
Bryant was coming off a one-game suspension for an elbow to Marko Jaric and had earlier served a one-game suspension for a hit on Manu Ginobli. "I didn't think it was that big a deal," Korver said of the foul. "After I saw it on replay, it looked a lot worse than I thought it was during the game." Due to the fact Bryant is a multiple offender, there's a chance he could be facing a longer suspension this time, putting his status for week 20 a little bit in jeopardy.
2)
Luke Walton hopeful for Thursday
Luke Walton says he will play Thursday against Denver after missing 21 games due to a sprained right ankle.
Walton suited up for Sunday's game but did not play due to the injury which is a combination of a sprain and tendonitis. "This is the best it's felt since I got hurt," Walton said. He could have some fantasy value, and his return will hurt the value of Brian Cook. Mar. 12 - 9:09 am et
Source: Los Angeles Times
3)
Lamar Odom says he's playing Thursday
Lamar Odom surprisingly will begin practicing Monday despite a torn labrum in his left shoulder and said he would play Thursday against Denver, calling it a "blessing of God."
He may have been cut in your league, and if so, pick him up immediately. He was expected to take another week or two to decide whether he was going to have surgery or not, but says the shoulder had "gotten stronger the last couple of days…faster than I thought." He has cleared by team doctor Steve Lombardo, but will be fighting through pain for the foreseeable future. "So what?" Odom said. "I can do a chin-up right now [and] push-ups. It's strong enough to hold up, so I'll be all right. I will play on Thursday, no doubt about it." The Lakers have lost six straight games so they want him back just as badly as his fantasy owners. Mar. 12 - 9:04 am et
Source: Los Angeles Times
4)
Jermaine O'Neal to miss more time with knee
Jermaine O'Neal is in California getting a second opinion on his sprained left knee and could be sidelined much longer than the three games he was originally scheduled to sit out.
O'Neal hurt his knee against Utah last week and an MRI done Thursday in Indianapolis revealed a sprain. The Pacers originally said O'Neal would miss at least three games but it now looks like he will miss more games than that. Pacers coach Rick Carlisle said "His health and his long-term health is certainly a greater consideration than the short term. That's something we always have to keep in mind." He seems to get hurt around this time every season, and it sounds like he should probably be benched this week in fantasy leagues. Mar. 12 - 8:50 am et
Source: Indianapolis Star
5)
Baron Davis hoping to play Monday
Baron Davis is hoping to play against the Mavericks on Monday, hinting that he sat out Sunday's game for precautionary reasons.
"It just got stiff and sore," Davis said. "I want to be cautious about it, knowing that we have a back-to-back. It was just one of those days where it took longer than expected for my knee to get right. At times, there's some side effects from the knee that's telling me I'm not all the way there yet." Owners with few options can take a chance on Davis this week, but he is obviously a risky fantasy play. The good news that he actually dressed yesterday and was ready to come into the game late, but the team was down too far by that point
mfg
sammal hat der aufeinmal seinen Spielstil geändert oder wieso wird er jetzt so oft suspendiert
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LeBron James was a late scratch from Tuesday's game against the Kings due to back spasms.
He didn't mention the injury at a pregame interview, but reportedly felt something in his back on Monday night and then again after Tuesday's shootaround.
Na Klasse, erst Wade und nun James....
He didn't mention the injury at a pregame interview, but reportedly felt something in his back on Monday night and then again after Tuesday's shootaround.
Na Klasse, erst Wade und nun James....
da lebron heiß wie frittenfett war haben den bestimmt einige geholt!
ich haba uch kurz überlegt ihn zu holen da er sehr günstig zu bekommen war udn ich restcap hatte(gegen al harrington),hab mich aber für eine andere variante entschieden.zum glück!!
tarde ist noch da und alles im lot.
ich haba uch kurz überlegt ihn zu holen da er sehr günstig zu bekommen war udn ich restcap hatte(gegen al harrington),hab mich aber für eine andere variante entschieden.zum glück!!
tarde ist noch da und alles im lot.
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Wunderheilung bei Jermaine O'Neal? Dachte, der sollte mehr als 1 Woche ausfallen?
Hoffentlich dauert das nicht wieder länger...