Basketball News & Articles, 24 Seconds, 48 Minutes & 82 Games By Tim David Harvey, Writer For BLEACHER REPORT, SLAM Magazines Online Site www.slamonline.com, DIME MAGAZINE 'LAKER NATION' Blog, BASKETBALL BUZZ. & 'LAKE SHOW VIEW' Contact: tdharvey@hotmail.co.uk. Or Follow on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram & Pinterest @TimDavidHarvey
Wednesday, 24 November 2010
THROUGH THE WIRE: NEWS (11/24/10)
24. Orlando's Vince Carter is questionable for the big Florida clash between his Magic team and the Miami Heat. After spraining his left knee it is not certain when Air Disney will be right and cleared for takeoff. With so much hype coming into this heated rivalry and so many comments it's now uncertain whether Stan Van Gundy is just writing cheques with his mouth that his injured stars knee can't cash. Miami already gained a 96-70 advantage from their previous matchup this season. The MRI on Vince's leg was negative after he injured his knee during a loss to the Spurs on the road in San Antonio. After injuring himself on the layup line it's now up to 3 point specialist J.J. Redick to take a shot at replacing the Carter.
48. Speaking of San Antonio and North Carolina Tar Heels, all good things must come to an end but it appears the fat lady has sang pretty early for Danny Green. Less than a week since he was signed by the San Antonio Spurs Green has been left blue as the team have released him. Danny notched six points in two games for the Spurs and now the Spurs have a dozen men on their roster. Green played for Cleveland last year and the sophomore was a North Carolina Tar Heel. Let's hope he clicks his heels and finds another team soon.
82. One guy who is sticking around for awhile is Nick Collison. The centre re-upped with a multi year contract extension with the Oklahoma City Thunder. The pivot, (who has delivered in the post for this team ever since they were the Seattle Supersonics) has quickly shot himself more security with the club. The 12Th pick of the '03 draft is a solid backup for the Thunder. This storm trooper bolsters the Oklahoma bench as they go to war with the stars in the west on their quest for a championship. The strong workman with a great basketball I.Q has logged an impressive 7.7 points and 6.6 rebounds over an A+ basketball career. Now that's a signing bonus for Oklahoma City. TIM DAVID HARVEY.
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