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Calvin Klein wrote:Leandro is out tonight. Still sore.
SF88 wrote:Calvin Klein wrote:Leandro is out tonight. Still sore.
Damn that's a blow. Isn't his contract expiring today?
Suns guard Leandro Barbosa is apparently out for tonight’s game, which is terrible timing for him on the final day of his 10-day contract.
The Suns had intentions to retain Barbosa but his right shoulder sprain could delay the plan to give him a second 10-day contract. Teams do not have to give 10-day contracts consecutively so the club could wait to start the clock on the second one until he is healthy enough to resume practices and games.
There does not appear to be a long-term danger with Barbosa feeling like he is close to returning but the Suns might as well be cautious on how much their investing in Barbosa. Another team is unlikely to swipe away an injured player, especially one who would prefer to be in Phoenix.
Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said after the morning shootaround that it did not look like Barbosa would play tonight against Dallas. Barbosa injured the shoulder Monday at New York, where had a 14-point fourth quarter, and missed Wednesday’s win against the Lakers. He still has not made his US Airways Center return as a Sun.
“I don’t think I’ll play,” Barbosa said today of tonight’s game. “I want to play but I got to be smart.”
He said the athletic training staff has a brace for his shoulder.
Maystack wrote:Did Len get suspended for any amount of games or will he be able to play today?
Saberestar wrote:SF88 wrote:Calvin Klein wrote:Leandro is out tonight. Still sore.
Damn that's a blow. Isn't his contract expiring today?Suns guard Leandro Barbosa is apparently out for tonight’s game, which is terrible timing for him on the final day of his 10-day contract.
The Suns had intentions to retain Barbosa but his right shoulder sprain could delay the plan to give him a second 10-day contract. Teams do not have to give 10-day contracts consecutively so the club could wait to start the clock on the second one until he is healthy enough to resume practices and games.
There does not appear to be a long-term danger with Barbosa feeling like he is close to returning but the Suns might as well be cautious on how much their investing in Barbosa. Another team is unlikely to swipe away an injured player, especially one who would prefer to be in Phoenix.
Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said after the morning shootaround that it did not look like Barbosa would play tonight against Dallas. Barbosa injured the shoulder Monday at New York, where had a 14-point fourth quarter, and missed Wednesday’s win against the Lakers. He still has not made his US Airways Center return as a Sun.
“I don’t think I’ll play,” Barbosa said today of tonight’s game. “I want to play but I got to be smart.”
He said the athletic training staff has a brace for his shoulder.
oldscho0led wrote:Baseball is all about momentum. Pirates will carry their winning ways and beat Giants in the Wildcard.
A's over Royals. Lester and experience will prove that he's worth the trade.
Tigers winning it all. Tigers are, imo, peaking at the right time.
oldscho0led wrote:Baseball is all about momentum. Pirates will carry their winning ways and beat Giants in the Wildcard.
A's over Royals. Lester and experience will prove that he's worth the trade.
Tigers winning it all. Tigers are, imo, peaking at the right time.
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NaturalBuns wrote:Was looking forward to this game then I see the female is announcing today just great