Nov 30, 2006 12:50 PM EST
Nets guard Eddie House (knee) and forward/center Josh Boone (shoulder) will be cleared for duty and available against Philly on Saturday.
"That should be it, Saturday," said Boone, "unless something happens between now and then."
Said House, who did more contact drills yesterday, "That's the plan. I've been running on it pounding on it, changing directions, spin moves. But I need to actually play against somebody."
Via New York Post
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Nov 30, 2006 12:49 PM EST
Kevin Bradbury, agent for Jay Williams, told Rick Bonnel of the Charlotte Observer that he will not play in the NBA this season.
Williams was cut in October by the New Jersey Nets and will continue his rehabe efforts, hoping to regain his quickness and then give training camp another shot next October.
Via Charlotte Observer
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The Bobcats got any shot they wanted in the first half and held on to hand the Nets their sixth-straight loss, a 96-92 defeat Tuesday night at Continental Arena that left Nets coach Lawrence Frank disgusted, puzzled and in an overall sour mood.
"We just put up no resistance on the defensive end in the first half," Frank said. "I don't know what to say right now.
"I would think we want to be hungry for a win. I guess right now we haven't bought into what it's going to take for us to win. We do it for a half."
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Nets Nov 2006 Archive
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Press Release | Nov 27, 2006
New Jersey Nets forward Clifford Robinson underwent successful arthroscopic surgery on Monday to remove torn cartilage from his left knee, Nets President Rod Thorn announced.
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USA Today | Nov 26, 2006
Nets forward-center Clifford Robinson, among the NBA's career leaders in games and minutes played, will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his left knee Monday.
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New York Post | Nov 23, 2006
Cliff Robinson ran a bit yesterday.
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New York Post | Nov 19, 2006
Nets forward Cliff Robinson may be down with a left knee injury, the New York Post is reporting.
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New York Post | Nov 16, 2006
Nets forward Richard Jefferson, who sprained his left ankle against Utah, sat his third straight game.
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New York Post | Nov 11, 2006
Vince Carter was cutting to the basket looking for a lob from Jason Kidd when Shaquille O'Neal got in the way.
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AP | Nov 11, 2006
Nets forward Richard Jefferson left Friday night's game against the Heat midway through the third quarter with a left ankle injury.
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New York Daily News | Nov 10, 2006
Vince Carter spent yesterday recovering from the strained right quadriceps he suffered in Wednesday night's win over Utah.
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Associated Press | Nov 10, 2006
Former Nets president Jon Spoelstra said the team was filled with "convicts and criminals" during his tenure with New Jersey.
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Press Release | Nov 9, 2006
With the ownership group of the New Jersey Nets poised to move the team to a new arena in Brooklyn, New York, Madison Square Garden, the parent company of the New York Knicks, is looking to expand its business reach into the area.
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New York Daily News | Nov 7, 2006
Many believe that the Nets got a steal when they landed former Connecticut guard Marcus Williams with the 22nd overall pick in June's draft, and Jason Kidd was asked if the Knicks made a mistake passing on Williams with pick 20.
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New York Post | Nov 6, 2006
Richard Jefferson stunk in Miami.
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Bergen Record | Nov 4, 2006
A report out of Canada this week had a close friend of Vince Carter revealing that he is secretly considering a return to Toronto if he opts out of his current deal with New Jersey.
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North Jersey | Nov 2, 2006
The New Jersey Nets hope that if rookie Marcus Williams can play well, Jason Kidd can rest throughout the game and turn it on late.
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Metro News | Nov 1, 2006
A source has indicated that Vince Carter will become a free agent next summer and will consider returning to the Raptors.
