nycballer
10-23-2008, 09:11 AM
Chandler has 'mild' sprain
MRI today revealed a sprain that the medical staff deemed "mild"....he's listed day-to-day (aren't we all...ba-dum-dum-chhhh).
No official word, but since it's the same knee (left) he sprained in the second-to-last game of the regular season last April, it would likely make sense for Chandler to sit out Friday's preseason finale against the Nets -- redemption minutes for Eddy Curry, woo-hoo! -- to make sure he is 100 percent for next Wednesday's season opener against the Miami Heat.
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There's a welcome party for Chris Duhon tonight at the mid-town Pop Burger, hosted by Gotham Magazine, p.i.n.k. Vodka and Chief Executive Air. The event is mainly to celebrate Duhon's Stand Tall Foundation, which intends to refurbish 21 outdoor basketball courts in the New Orleans area that were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Duhon is from Slidell, Louisiana, which is part of the New Orleans metropolitan area.
Duhon's foundation has continued to raise money and donate products to the area after the hurricane hit.
SOURCE: NEWSDAY
MRI today revealed a sprain that the medical staff deemed "mild"....he's listed day-to-day (aren't we all...ba-dum-dum-chhhh).
No official word, but since it's the same knee (left) he sprained in the second-to-last game of the regular season last April, it would likely make sense for Chandler to sit out Friday's preseason finale against the Nets -- redemption minutes for Eddy Curry, woo-hoo! -- to make sure he is 100 percent for next Wednesday's season opener against the Miami Heat.
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There's a welcome party for Chris Duhon tonight at the mid-town Pop Burger, hosted by Gotham Magazine, p.i.n.k. Vodka and Chief Executive Air. The event is mainly to celebrate Duhon's Stand Tall Foundation, which intends to refurbish 21 outdoor basketball courts in the New Orleans area that were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Duhon is from Slidell, Louisiana, which is part of the New Orleans metropolitan area.
Duhon's foundation has continued to raise money and donate products to the area after the hurricane hit.
SOURCE: NEWSDAY