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Even though the Cleveland Cavaliers missed out on the #1 overall pick this year, they will be picking #4 overall for second year in a row. The Cavaliers are in a really good place yet again. With four picks in the top 35, GM Chris Grant is about to earn his money this month.
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Cavaliers F Varejao officially done for season
Cleveland Cavaliers forward Anderson Varejao is out for the remainder of the regular season due to a fractured right wrist, the team announced in a press release Friday.An MRI revealed Varejao had suffered a non-displaced wrist fracture during a Feb. 10 game against Milwaukee. The 29-year-old hopes to recover in time to play for his native Brazil during the 2012 Summer Olympics.Varejao...
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April 20, 2012
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April 20, 2012
Report: Varejao out for remainder of season
Due to continued pain in his injured wrist, Cavaliers’ big man Anderson Varejao will not play the rest of the season. The pain is not from the fracture, but rather with the tendons or tissue in the wrist.
“It’s terrible that I’m not going to be able to play this season,” Varejao said. “The good thing is that the bone is healing well. I’ll keep working out but unfortunately...
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April 20, 2012
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April 20, 2012
Anderson Varejao done for rest of season
CLEVELAND (AP) -- The Cavaliers have shut down center Anderson Varejao for the remainder of the season with a broken right wrist.
Varejao's wrist has not healed completely since he injured it Feb. 10 against Milwaukee. He was averaging 10.8 points and 11.5 rebounds before getting hurt.
The Cavs went 10-26 without Varejao, the constantly hustling Brazilian and fan favorite....
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April 20, 2012
Cavs C Varejao plans to play in Olympics
Cavaliers center Anderson Varejao won't be lying on a Brazilian beach this summer.
At least not until the Olympics are over.
Cleveland's ever-hustling big man said he intends to play for his country at the London Games, assuming he's fully recovered from a broken wrist that has sidelined him nearly seven weeks.
Varejao broke his right wrist on Feb. 10 in a game against...
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March 28, 2012
Cavs C Anderson Varejao plans to play in London
Cavaliers center Anderson Varejao plans to play for Brazil in this summer's Olympics as long as he's fully recovered from a wrist injury.
Varejao broke his right wrist on Feb. 11 in a game against Milwaukee. It's taken him longer to get back than expected, but the 6-foot-11 Varejao says he wants to play for Cleveland again in the final month of the season because '...
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March 28, 2012
NBA Injury News: Cavs’ Varejao Aiming for Early April Return
With the original four-to-six-week timetable for Anderson Varejao’s return from a wrist injury, the Cleveland Cavaliers have provided an update on the Brazilian big man’s status.
Sustained a right wrist fracture during the Cavaliers home game on Friday, February 10th against the Milwaukee Bucks, Varejao has reportedly made good progress in his healing process and continues...
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March 23, 2012
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March 23, 2012
Anderson Varejao out 4-6 weeks, no surgery needed
The Cavaliers have confirmed that Anderson Varejao will not require surgery on his injured wrist. That’s the good news. The bad news is that Andy will miss 4 to 6 weeks because of the injury.
Four weeks would mean missing the Cavaliers next 14 games. A six week timetable would mean no Varejao for the next 22 games. That would be a third of the season.
Varejao has already missed...
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February 16, 2012
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February 16, 2012
For Cavs, Varejao will always be a star
CLEVELAND -- If Anderson Varejao isnt holding ice below his eye, it's probably only because he has it wrapped around his lower back.
One thing we know for sure: Varejao spent all day Thursday feeling extremely sore.
Sore because of the two hard falls he suffered in the fistfight that was a 99-92 win over the Clippers the night before.
Sore because of the elbow he took to the...
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February 09, 2012
Revisiting the Anderson Varejao Trade Discussion
Anderson Varejao's Value Shining Through This Season
In the midst of watching the Cavaliers’ incredible comeback against the Celtics last night, I was also keeping one eye on Twitter. (On a side note, I don’t know how those of you who tweet during games do it…I always feel like anytime I try to tweet during games, I feel less connected and distracted from the game. So kudos...
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January 30, 2012
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January 30, 2012
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