Kerry Kittles said he has no timetable for his return from a sprained left knee, according to the New York Post. "It's a little bit better," Kittles said. "It's still sore. I never tore anything like that before. I have to let it heal. There's a little partial tear [in the MCL]."
Michael Dickerson is aiming to return from his groin injury after the All-Star break, according to the Commercial Appeal. He has begun a 12-week program to strengthen his midsection. The program is designed by the same doctor that got Jamal Mashburn back in action last season
Wally Szczerbiak could remain sidelined as late as January due to his toe injury, according to the Star-Tribune. He was examined this week by the same specialist used by Shaquille O'Neal. That doctor is designing an insert that should help protect the toe.
Kobe Bryant sat out practice yesterday to receive treatment on his injured groin, according to the LA Times. He is considered day-to-day, and Lakers coach Phil Jackson said he thought Bryant would be able to play against the Jazz today.
(CBS has him LAL-F-BRYANT QUESTIONABLE BUT LEANING TOWARD PROBABLE)
Marcus Camby has been cleared to run and take part in on-court activities, according to the Denver Post. Camby still hopes to return from his hip surgery in January, but no official timetable has been set.
Walt Williams was unavailable on Saturday due to what doctors believe is tendinitis in his elbow, according to the Dallas Morning News. He hopes to be able to play this week.
Jahidi White has been cleared to run and could start doing basketball-related activities by early January, according to the Washington Post. He is recovering from surgery on his left knee.
Eric Snow has been bothered recently by a strained groin, although he plans to play through the injury, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Darrell Armstrong said yesterday that his strained right shoulder has been improving, although he still hasn't been cleared to lift weights, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
Grant Hill is pushing to get in more practice time to take the rust off his game, according to the Orlando Sentinel. He has been missing open jumpers and not finishing in the lane lately. "I have to get some reps up," Hill said. "The only time I'm shooting is in games."
Chris Childs is aiming to return from his sore Achilles on Dec. 17 against the Knicks, according to the New York Daily News. However, that may be unrealistic since he has yet to take part in a full practice.
Jay Williams was involved in a minor accident on the way to Saturday's game, according to the Chicago Tribune. "The [air] bags came out and he hit his hand," Bulls coach Bill Cartwright said. "But he's fine."
The Warriors activated Chris Mills from the injured list Saturday. He scored four points in six minutes of action.
Sam Cassell was sidelined Saturday by a sore hip flexor, according to the AP.
The Rockets activated Cuttino Mobley prior to Saturday's game. He played 42 minutes and scored 16 points in his return from an ankle injury.
Chauncey Billups was limited to 21 minutes Saturday due to the flu, according to the AP.
CBS Has:
gooden and battier questionable
toronto's davis and hunter questionable
Michael Dickerson is aiming to return from his groin injury after the All-Star break, according to the Commercial Appeal. He has begun a 12-week program to strengthen his midsection. The program is designed by the same doctor that got Jamal Mashburn back in action last season
Wally Szczerbiak could remain sidelined as late as January due to his toe injury, according to the Star-Tribune. He was examined this week by the same specialist used by Shaquille O'Neal. That doctor is designing an insert that should help protect the toe.
Kobe Bryant sat out practice yesterday to receive treatment on his injured groin, according to the LA Times. He is considered day-to-day, and Lakers coach Phil Jackson said he thought Bryant would be able to play against the Jazz today.
(CBS has him LAL-F-BRYANT QUESTIONABLE BUT LEANING TOWARD PROBABLE)
Marcus Camby has been cleared to run and take part in on-court activities, according to the Denver Post. Camby still hopes to return from his hip surgery in January, but no official timetable has been set.
Walt Williams was unavailable on Saturday due to what doctors believe is tendinitis in his elbow, according to the Dallas Morning News. He hopes to be able to play this week.
Jahidi White has been cleared to run and could start doing basketball-related activities by early January, according to the Washington Post. He is recovering from surgery on his left knee.
Eric Snow has been bothered recently by a strained groin, although he plans to play through the injury, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Darrell Armstrong said yesterday that his strained right shoulder has been improving, although he still hasn't been cleared to lift weights, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
Grant Hill is pushing to get in more practice time to take the rust off his game, according to the Orlando Sentinel. He has been missing open jumpers and not finishing in the lane lately. "I have to get some reps up," Hill said. "The only time I'm shooting is in games."
Chris Childs is aiming to return from his sore Achilles on Dec. 17 against the Knicks, according to the New York Daily News. However, that may be unrealistic since he has yet to take part in a full practice.
Jay Williams was involved in a minor accident on the way to Saturday's game, according to the Chicago Tribune. "The [air] bags came out and he hit his hand," Bulls coach Bill Cartwright said. "But he's fine."
The Warriors activated Chris Mills from the injured list Saturday. He scored four points in six minutes of action.
Sam Cassell was sidelined Saturday by a sore hip flexor, according to the AP.
The Rockets activated Cuttino Mobley prior to Saturday's game. He played 42 minutes and scored 16 points in his return from an ankle injury.
Chauncey Billups was limited to 21 minutes Saturday due to the flu, according to the AP.
CBS Has:
gooden and battier questionable
toronto's davis and hunter questionable
