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lulz"What I noticed about playing with Shaq last year was that he is a real center," Stoudemire said, "and I was not."
Originally Posted by Osh Kosh Bosh
NBA season needs to start already...
bloodshot eyes...we know.Originally Posted by tupac003
[h2]Noah Out 5 Days With Eye Injury[/h2]
Oct 03, 2008 4:18 PM EST
Bulls' forward Joakim Noah is likely to miss the next five days after being poked in the eye during practice on Friday, the Daily Herald is reporting.![]()
The team on Friday said the injury left Noah with blood in the front chamber of his eye. He'll be monitored daily by the Bulls' medical staff.
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Suns' Stoudemire has torn iris - report
PHOENIX, Arizona, (AFP) - Phoenix Suns forward Amare Stoudemire has a torn iris after he was poked in the eye by teammate Boris Diaw during practice, the Arizona Republic reported.
The newspaper said Friday Stoudemire missed practice for a second straight day, and will wear protective goggles when he resumes practice and perhaps for the entire National Basketball Association season.
"He actually had some damage to his iris, which is not serious, fortunately," Phoenix general manager Steve Kerr said.
Stoudemire will be out at least until Sunday night's open practice at US Airways Center, the report said.
Stoudemire, 25, averaged 25.2 points and 9.1 rebounds in 79 games last season.
"It's going to be important that he gets back and try to get up his conditioning," Suns coach Terry Porter told the newspaper. "As soon as you take a couple steps forward, you've got to take a couple steps backward for him, unfortunately."
[h1]Stoudemire has torn iris, will be out 5-10 days[/h1]
Phoenix Suns forward Amare Stoudemire missed practice Thursday with a partially torn iris after being poked in the eye during practice Wednesday. Stoudemire, who returned to McKale Center on Friday night, said he wouldn't be able to exercise for another five to 10 days because of the injury.
"I can't catch a break," Stoudemire told the Arizona Republic. "I can't get my heart rate up because my blood pressure rises and it goes to my eye. I don't want that or the eye will bleed."
Suns center Boris Diaw inadvertently poked Stoudemire in the right eye during practice, and Stoudemire awoke Thursday with swelling and blurred vision.
An examination showed there was no damage to the retina or the cornea, according to the East Valley Tribune. "He actually had some damage to his iris, which is not serious, fortunately," team GM Steve Kerr said, according to the Republic.
Stoudemire told paper he will likely wear goggles for the rest of his career. "I don't want that to happen again," Stoudemire said.
The NBA is proposing to allow their referees to utilize the instant replays more than just at the end of quarters, according to a report by Marc Stein from ESPN.
Teams will vote electronically on a proposal which would let referees be allowed to view footage to determine whether a shot was worth two or three points at any point in the game or if a player should be awarded two or three free throws.
The other proposal would allow the game officials to use instant replay when the game clock malfunctions during a play concluding with no time remaining on the clock (0:00) at the end of any quarter or overtime period.
I think this is a great idea but I could see when they review how many points or free throws taking up too much time. It's still worth it toget the call correct.
Originally Posted by eeibaby
Is the Nuggets vs Suns outdoor game next Saturday???
[h2]Pierce Expects Celtics To Repeat[/h2]
Oct 03, 2008 5:02 PM EST
Paul Pierce expects the Celtics to repeat as NBA championships this season.![]()
"Once you get a taste of the success you want to do it again," Pierce said. "The guys felt like that going into the summer after winning a championship. The guys are hungry for more."
Pierce averaged 19.6 points a game in 2007-08, lower than the previous nine seasons.
"We built a great chemistry last year," Pierce said.
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when did this guy get so cocky?
Are you saying they should make the call on the sidelines while the game continues on and then announce the result of the review after multipleplays have happened? That just wouldn't work.Originally Posted by rck2sactown
For the replay of a 2 or 3 ball, i think the official scorekeepers should just do that on the side and if they correct the refs, then just add or subtract the score and announce over the PA that they fixed the score announce it during a stoppage in play. ya dig?
when did this guy get so cocky?Originally Posted by badboyf0life420
[h2]Pierce Expects Celtics To Repeat[/h2]
Oct 03, 2008 5:02 PM EST
Paul Pierce expects the Celtics to repeat as NBA championships this season.![]()
"Once you get a taste of the success you want to do it again," Pierce said. "The guys felt like that going into the summer after winning a championship. The guys are hungry for more."
Pierce averaged 19.6 points a game in 2007-08, lower than the previous nine seasons.
"We built a great chemistry last year," Pierce said.
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Tinsley>>>>>Atkins as a PG, both have injury problems.Originally Posted by MeloVP
im glad that denver deal was a rumor
steven hunter is the only center on the roster, and chucky is a decent point guard, but he's always injured
denver DOES NOT need indiana's damaged goods