NBA Injury Report for Friday 3/7/08

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  • The_Kid
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 02-09-08
    • 5049

    #1
    NBA Injury Report for Friday 3/7/08
    Here's a heads up on the injuries around the league.

    Won't be around much tomorrow, so like tevari, I will post early. Sorry onlooker.

    Michael Redd

    Bucks swingman Michael Redd needed six stitches to close a laceration after being head-butted on Wednesday, but he will play in Friday's game against the Blazers. Yi Jianlian (ankle) will not be available and Mo Williams (abdominal strain) is questionable, so expect Redd, Charlie Villanueva and Andrew Bogut to be very active on Friday.

    Tyrus Thomas

    Bulls' forward Tyrus Thomas has been suspended by GM John Paxson for two games for missing Wednesday's practice. The absence was unexcused and Thomas is probably not very happy about the fact he's fallen out of the rotation again. Thomas will serve the suspension during Chicago's next two games, sitting out Thursday against Cleveland and Friday at Boston.

    Udonis Haslem

    Heat forward Udonis Haslem was not with the team for Wednesday night’s game against the Toronto Raptors because of a family emergency. He's expected to rejoin the team in time for Friday’s home game with the Warriors.

    Andrei Kirilenko

    Jazz forward Andrei Kirilenko is day-to-day with a bruised hip, but did not travel with the team to Phoenix and will not play in Friday's game. Dirk Nowitzki was suspended by the league for his flagrant foul on AK, though Kirilenko isn't holding a grudge, saying, "I don't really think he did it for, like, mean purpose." C.J. Miles will continue to start for Utah while Kirilenko is sidelined.

    Andrea Bargnani

    Andrea Bargnani played better on Wednesday until leaving the game with a cheek bone injury in the third quarter. AB had 12 points and two threes before being the victim of a flagrant foul by Alexander Johnson. He took an elbow to his cheek and hit his head on the ensuing fall, but X-rays were negative and it doesn't look like he suffered a concussion. More tests will be conducted on Thursday, but for now, Bargnani is day-to-day.

    Andris Biedrins

    Warriors center Andris Biedrins (appendectomy) is targeting this Friday's game against the Heat as a possible return date, though it all depends on how quickly he can get his conditioning back.
  • SBR Lou
    BARRELED IN @ SBR!
    • 08-02-07
    • 37863

    #2
    Thanks for the heads up.
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    • mundane
      SBR MVP
      • 02-25-08
      • 3592

      #3
      bosh is still out right?
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      • diogee
        SBR Posting Legend
        • 01-11-08
        • 19477

        #4
        Here is what I found updated on March 6th at 1:50 PM

        Chris Bosh's swollen right knee is still as sore as it was when he had an MRI last week and his return to action remains uncertain.
        How long will he be out? "Shoot, when I'm pain-free," he said. "I think it's too early (to pinpoint a return date). I'm still waiting for it to start progressing. It's the same old." The initial predicted three-game absence doesn't appear to be feasible and as of today, it sounds like he won't be usable in weekly leagues for the upcoming scoring period. Keep him benched until we get some good news out of Toronto. And consider grabbing Rasho Nesterovic or Jamario Moon, who are playing pretty well in his absence.
        Source Toronto Sun
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        • mundane
          SBR MVP
          • 02-25-08
          • 3592

          #5
          ic. thanks diogee!
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