Found July 06, 2009 on FanHouse:
by Tim PovtakFiled under: Clippers, Summer League, Thunder, FanHouse ExclusiveORLANDO - He's only 23 years old, but Shaun Livingston already sounds like such an old soul. There is a good reason. He's been to basketball hell and back. Livingston is continuing his miraculous comeback here -- from that horrific knee injury he suffered in the 2006-07 season -- at the Orlando Pro Summer League, hoping to earn a roster spot next season with the Oklahoma City Thunder. He may never be the player he once was projected to be, but just seeing him on the court moving well again should be an inspiration to anyone trying to return from an injury. "I'm not a success story yet,'' he said after his seven-point, six assist performance in a Thunder victory over the Magic Monday. "But I will be.''Shaun Livingston Still on Comeback Trail originally appeared on Fanhouse NBA Blog on Mon, 06 Jul 2009 23:00:00 EDT . Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
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