New Orleans Hornets WiretapAiling Mashburn works out; whether he'll play is unclearNew Orleans Hornets forward Jamal Mashburn shot a basketball for the first time in a week. Was it a tease or will he play in Game 5 tonight against the 76ers at the First Union Center? Last Wednesday, Mashburn suffered a bone chip fracture/dislocation of his right middle finger during the Hornets' 90-85 loss in Game 2. Not until yesterday had Mashburn done any basketball-related activity, his finger covered with tape. New Orleans Hornets, Philadelphia 76ers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Players root for Silas amid doubts on futureIt was no time to get nostalgic, so Paul Silas conducted practice as normal yesterday for the New Orleans Hornets. Never mind that it could have been the final Hornets practice ever run by the most successful coach in the team's 14-year history. Trailing by three games to one in their Eastern Conference quarterfinal, the Hornets will attempt to stay alive when they visit the 76ers in Game 5 tonight at the First Union Center. New Orleans Hornets, Philadelphia 76ers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Mashburn likely out for seriesIf Jamal Mashburn plays any more for New Orleans in this season's playoffs, it apparently will have to be sometime after the first round. The Hornets' star forward left Game 2 of the first-round series with the 76ers with a dislocation and chip fracture of the middle finger of his right hand. New Orleans Hornets, Philadelphia 76ers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Hornets Apr 2003 Archive
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