Let’s go back to Marc J. Spears for an update on Andrew Bogut’s ankle: “Andrew Bogut is targeting a return to the Golden State Warriors’ lineup next Saturday against the Indiana Pacers, a source tells Yahoo! Sports. The injury-plagued center plans to practice on Monday and, barring a setback, is expected to be back on the court after a hiatus to rest his surgically repaired left ankle. Bogut played in four of the Warriors’ first five games of the season – averaging just over 18 minutes per game – before the coaching staff decided to give Bogut time off so he could strengthen his ankle. In the four games he’s played, Bogut averaged 6.0 points and 3.8 rebounds.”D'Antoni was unworried about Pau but said his post-ups won't be like they used to be next to Odom: "You got a guy like Dwight Howard there."
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KEVIN DING
Miami reporter approached Kyrie Irving tonight because he thought he was Jeremy Pargo. So... yeah. Pargo's playing well, but not THAT well
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Jason Lloyd
Why are the Wizards 0-11? It can’t be as simple as “no John Wall,” can it? Mike Prada of Bullets Forever says it’s not, and does an excellent job of breaking down what they did wrong in losing to the Bobcats in double overtime: “There were many reasons why the Washington Wizards lost their 11th straight game to begin the 2012-13 season on Saturday night, but I want to focus on three possessions in the overtime periods because they demonstrate an especially problematic attitude that’s infested this team right now. These are three plays where the Wizards have momentum or are given a set of extremely favorable conditions, and instead of taking charge, they sat back and hoped the clock would just tick down or the ball would end up in the basket on its own.”
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