Bobcats - Gerald Wallace -F
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| Mar 13, 2012 4:22 pm EST |
The Charlotte Bobcats signed veteran guard Larry Hughes to help with depth in the backcourt as they attempt to reach the playoffs for the first time. Also, an MRI exam on forward Gerald Wallace's left ankle Saturday revealed no fractures or ligament ruptures. But Wallace likely will miss Sunday's game at Orlando after being injured on Friday. General manager Rod Higgins announced this month they wouldn't sign Hughes because of his broken finger. But the injury has healed sooner than expected, and Hughes could be ready to play in about a week. He walked through plays and participated in shooting drills in practice Saturday. Charlotte has been looking for help in the backcourt after trading Flip Murray to Chicago last month in a deal that brought forward Tyrus Thomas to the Bobcats. Coach Larry Brown coached Hughes in Philadelphia after the 76ers took him with the eighth pick in the 1998 draft. The 31-year-old Hughes, who has averaged just over 14 points in his career, was traded by New York to Sacramento last month, then waived by the Kings. He's also played for Golden State, Washington, Cleveland and Chicago. The Bobcats are hopeful Wallace could return within the week after he rolled his ankle on a hard foul in the closing seconds of the first half in Friday's 106-98 win against the Clippers. Wallace is averaging 18.5 points.
Source: ESPN NBA| Value: | Value is based on a standard score calculation, where 0.0 is the average for your league's top players (based on your settings). As a general guideline, a value of 2.0 and above for an individual category is very good, -2.0 and below, really bad. |
| Rankings: | These Values are assigned to each Player, and they show how easy or hard it is to perform in a certain category against them. For instance, A Player may have an Ease Ranking of 2.50 for the HR Category, meaning they're very easy to hit HR's against. |
| AvgV: Average VS Factors, RunsV: Runs VS Factors, HitsV: Hits VS. Factors, HrV: Home Runs VS. Factors, RBIV: Runs Batted In VS. Factors, SbV: Stolen Bases VS. Factors OPPV: On Base Percentage VS Factors |




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