New 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.
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It 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.
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If 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.
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Sixers Apr 2003 Archive
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New Orleans Times-Picayune | Apr 29, 2003
After Philadelphia's 96-87 win Monday night, one of the NBA's most accomplished coaches and effervescent players sounded like starstruck teenagers.
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New Orleans Times-Picayune | Apr 29, 2003
For 42 minutes of a 48-minute game he had played on a leg and a half, and now Baron Davis was stretched out, resting both legs, looking off into locker-room space, thinking.
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The Times Picayune | Apr 25, 2003
Benjamin Hochman of the Times Picayune reports that Jamal Mashburn will likely miss Game 3 of the Hornets series against Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia inquirer | Apr 24, 2003
Dick Jerardi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports that Hornets forward Jamal Mashburn dislocated his middle finger and also has a chip fracture in the same finger.
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New Orleans Times-Picayune | Apr 23, 2003
Davis a no-go for tonight?
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| Apr 22, 2003
Jimmy Smith of the Times-Picayune reports that a bone bruise in Baron Davis' left knee could keep him out for Game 2 against Philadelphia.
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The times picayune | Apr 18, 2003
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Salt Lake Tribune | Apr 17, 2003
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Washington Post | Apr 17, 2003
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philadelphia inquirer | Apr 11, 2003
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ap | Apr 11, 2003
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Houston Chronicle | Apr 4, 2003
Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reports: Kenny Thomas has something to prove to his former team.
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Philadelphia Inquirer | Apr 3, 2003
Maybe Allen Iverson isn't as much of a long shot to make the Olympic team as some had thought.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer | Apr 2, 2003
Ashley McGeachy Fox of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports: Rumors are swirling around Larry Brown again now that the head coaching job at North Carolina has opened again.
