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Houston gets workout from Suns
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Jerry Brown, Tribune
Allan Houston, the former sharpshooter who turns 37 in just over two weeks, worked out on the Phoenix Suns practice court Thursday after the team’s practice session.
Houston is in the Valley to visit friend Grant Hill. But while he’s here, he also asked to be evaluated by the Suns medical staff, which has a reputation of reviving injured players’ careers. Hill and Shaquille O’Neal are the latest players to have their careers resurrected or improved by Aaron Nelson and his team, and the success stories have naturally drawn the attention of players who had careers cut short by injury.
Houston has played only one game – a six-minute stint with the Knicks at the beginning of this season – since retiring in 2005 because of chronic knee problems.
Houston’s six-year $100 million contract ended last season, when he was the second-highest paid player in the league ($20.7 million). He won’t play for the Suns, or anyone else, this season. But Phoenix did inquire about him last fall and if he were to ever improve enough to play, the Suns could be interested.
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Jerry Brown, Tribune
Allan Houston, the former sharpshooter who turns 37 in just over two weeks, worked out on the Phoenix Suns practice court Thursday after the team’s practice session.
Houston is in the Valley to visit friend Grant Hill. But while he’s here, he also asked to be evaluated by the Suns medical staff, which has a reputation of reviving injured players’ careers. Hill and Shaquille O’Neal are the latest players to have their careers resurrected or improved by Aaron Nelson and his team, and the success stories have naturally drawn the attention of players who had careers cut short by injury.
Houston has played only one game – a six-minute stint with the Knicks at the beginning of this season – since retiring in 2005 because of chronic knee problems.
Houston’s six-year $100 million contract ended last season, when he was the second-highest paid player in the league ($20.7 million). He won’t play for the Suns, or anyone else, this season. But Phoenix did inquire about him last fall and if he were to ever improve enough to play, the Suns could be interested.