Category Archive: NBA Injuries

Feb 24 2013

Would Oden Be Good Fit For Cavaliers, Or Heartbreak For Fans?

Although the Cleveland Cavaliers, will have plenty of space under the NBA Salary-Cap starting on July 1, speculation is growing that the club could complete a deal; that could be qualified as a “low risk move, with a possible high ceiling.” The “Akron Beacon Journal,” has reported that the team has confirmed they have interest in …

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Jan 27 2013

Torn ACL Ends Rajon Rondo’s All-Star Campaign

Just a few weeks before Boston Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo would be a starter for the Eastern Conference All-Star squad, for the first time in his career; the “Boston Globe” reported Sunday, that he is done for the season, after tearing his right ACL in a Friday night loss to the Atlanta Hawks. Hopes that …

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Dec 28 2012

Amar’e May Be Ready To Play New Year’s Day, But Will Knicks Be Ready For Him?

Next spring, will mark 21-years since Larry Bird last played in an NBA contest. After bringing “Celtics Pride” back to Boston, while he and his friend and rival Magic Johnson, veritably saved the Association; the small forward’s career did not end the way that he had envisioned in his dreams. His body had betrayed him, …

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Nov 24 2012

Brandon Roy Satisfied He Gave His All In Comeback Attempt

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“The difference between success and failure is patience and persistence.” Author Unknown Although some of us are blessed to be born with extraordinary talents in some area, until you learn to hone those skills; you will most likely fail far more than succeed. Albert Einstein spent years developing his intellect; even with the remarkable brain …

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Nov 19 2012

Irving’s Broken Finger Will Keep Cavaliers Guard On Shelf Four Weeks

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As dark as the horizons appear before sports fans of Northeast Ohio; their mantra is “Things could always be worse and are most likely headed in that direction.” Case in point; the Cleveland Cavaliers already in the midst of a less than stellar opening to the campaign, with a record of 2-8, after losing six straight games, …

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Nov 19 2012

B-Roy’s Comeback Hits A Snag, Surgery On Right Knee Takes Him Out Of Action

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Although most people who identify themselves as fans of the Association root for a certain team, every so often; a player comes into the NBA, that fans hope will do well, regardless of the uniform he wears. Whether it is the joy they bring to the court, the work ethic they display, or people just perceive the player …

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Nov 18 2012

Has “Soft-Serve Bynum” Reverted Back To Form?

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Regular readers of these pages, are well aware of the amount of criticism that Philadelphia 76ers center Andrew Bynum, has received from this corner over the years. Although, Bynum’s talent has never been questioned, his durability certainly has been up for debate; as he has spent a good part of his career in the Association …

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Nov 04 2012

Hornets Coach Williams, Unhappy With NBA Concussion Policy

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The mindset of Pro-Sports in this country, has changed radically during the last 45 years; if you need proof, than the philosophy of Hall Of Fame NFL coach Vince Lombardi, just might alleviate all doubts. Although the NFL, has had a lot of incredible head coaches during my lifetime, however I believe; Lombardi occupies a …

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Oct 17 2012

Love Hurts, T-Wolves Star To Miss 6-8 Weeks With Broken Hand

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Minnesota Timberwolves fans got some bad news on Wednesday; as “NBA.com” has reported that the club’s All-Star forward Kevin Love, will be out for the next 6-8 weeks, after breaking his right hand while working out with the squad on Wednesday. The report states that the team’s most impactful player, suffered a break of the third and fourth …

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Oct 01 2012

Miami’s Main Mission Is To Extend The Career Of D-Wade

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The two main enemies for any professional athlete, are Father Time and injuries; unfortunately injuries can speed up the clock and make a player seem far older than he truly is. A case in point; is All-Star shooting guard and reigning NBA Champion Dwyane Wade; considered to be an “Old 30” by many observers of …

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