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The "Associated Press" reported Thursday that the Orlando Magic traded veteran shooting guard Keith Bogans to the Milwaukee Bucks for point guard Tyronn Lue and what is being labeled as "cash considerations". Orlando lost All-Star point guard Jameer Nelson Monday night for the balance of the campaign, when he tore the labrum in his right shoulder as his team fell to the Dallas Mavericks.
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February 03, 2009
The NBA Skills Challenge, taking place Saturday, February 14th at the US Airways center, may be missing one of it?s star competitors.
The Orlando Magic?s Jameer Nelson suffered a torn labrum in his right shoulder last night versus the Dallas Mavericks and might miss the rest of the season. ...
Via Tirico Suave
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February 06, 2009
The Cavs owner, on Mo Williams being snubbed by the commissioner:
Ben Wallace was right when he called Mo originally being passed over for the All-Star Game a ?shamockery?, but not naming him as the natural and obvious replacement for the unfortunately injured Jameer Nelson is stupidiculous, idillogical and preposterageous.?
Via the Orlando Sentinel.
Via Slam Dunk Central
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February 03, 2009
The "Associated Press" has reported that Orlando Magic All-Star point guard Jameer Nelson may be out for the rest of the season after suffering a torn labrum in his right shoulder Monday night. The injury occurred in the third quarter of the contest that the Magic lost to the Dallas Mavericks 105-95. Nelson was fouled by Dallas center Erick Dampier, fell to the ground, and when...
Via tonyblogs.net
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February 03, 2009
Not really, but he did play NBA Live '09. Nelson cheers in this AP photo after scoring a basket against challenger Steffon Dunlap during the finals of the EA Sports Championships held in Orlando. That's NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin looking on. (See, racing fans, I gave you some love!)(Photo ...
Via HotNonPorn
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February 05, 2009
When an NBA team loses its star player, something goes out of sync, obviously. When that star player happens to play a pivotal position, such as point guard, things really get out of hand.
Via Waiting For Next Year
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February 05, 2009
Can Mo Williams catch a break? Not only did he not make the all star team over the Magic's Jameer Nelson the first time around, but now with Nelson down, Commissioner David Stern has overlooked the Cavaliers Point Guard yet again; this time, for a third Celtic. Straight from the NBA offices in New York:
BOSTON'S RAY ALLEN TO REPLACE
ORLANDO'S JAMEER NELSON IN 2009 NBA ALL-STAR GAME
Via Waiting For Next Year
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February 06, 2009
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Third Quarter Collapse discusses the addition of Tyronn Lue to the Magic. Sure, Bogans’ contract may ...
Via Red's Army
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February 05, 2009
Marc Spears reports
Ray Allen has played like an All-Star all season for the 41-9 Celtics. Today, he officially became one for the ninth time in his NBA career.
The NBA announced this afternoon that Allen will replace injured Orlando Magic guard Jameer Nelson on the Eastern Conference All-Star team for the Feb. 15 game in Phoenix.
Allen [...]
Via Give Me The Rock
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February 05, 2009
Line of the Night: In a night full of freakish
performances, Jermaine O'Neal (1.5) is freak of the night, and it has
to be due to his 9 blocked shots. O'Neal also added 22 points and 9
rebounds in a loss to the Lakers, but we all know exactly why the
player rater loves him today.
Via Foul Balls
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February 05, 2009
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Via Josh Q. Public
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February 06, 2009
Dan Gilbert is not happy. Big Ben Wallace is not happy. The Cleveland Cavaliers are not happy. They are all unhappy because commissioner David Stern picked Boston Celtics guard Ray Allen to replace the injured Jameer Nelson at next week's All Star Game in Phoenix.
Via BobcatsPlanet
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February 04, 2009
Episode 2 of BobcatsPlanet Radio is LIVE. Rufus on Fire discusses the Bobcats' Bench of Washouts.LayupDrill.com mentions Raymond Felton as a possible trade target to replace the injured Jameer Nelson.Gerald Wallace will be traveling back to Charlotte "John Madden Style". Former Bobcats coach ...
Via 20 Second Timeout
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February 07, 2009
After conducting its standard video review of game footage, the NBA has ruled that LeBron James had nine rebounds, not 10, in his sensational performance at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday. The MSG scorekeeper incorrectly awarded a rebound to James that should have been credited to Ben Wallace. This is the second triple double by James that the NBA has rescinded; on April 1, 2006...
Via NBA's Finest
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February 04, 2009
Chris Paul - selected to his 2nd All Star game, his first as a starter - strained his groin but is listed day-to-day.Jameer Nelson - selected to his first All Star game - tore something in his shoulder and may have to have season-ending surgery.Although I'm sure a strained groin isn't pleasant, this totally sucks for Jameer. He was having a breakout season and totally pumped for...
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