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Anybody know which wrist it was?
Originally posted by Mainstreet
Anyone know the status of Dermarr Johnson? Maybe he could help fill-in at the 3 position if he is available.
He's still day-to-day but they expect him to be back against GS.Originally posted by Joe Mama
Is Shawn Marion expected back by the next game?
Originally posted by Joe Mama
This was a hell of a way to ruin a good night for the Phoenix Suns. Given the choice I would take a healthy Zarko Cabarkapa and another 30 point loss instead of tonight's game.
In the process, though, they lost their prize rookie, Zarko Cabarkapa, for six to eight weeks with a broken right wrist.
The Suns, whose previous high this season was 100, won their fourth consecutive home game and evened their record at 7-7, the fourth time this season they have reached the .500 level, but the victory was tempered by the injury to Cabarkapa.
The 22-year-old Serbian forward was hurt on a drive to the basket with 2:58 remaining when he was pushed to the floor by Danny Fortson with Phoenix leading 112-88.
Fortson was called for a flagrant foul and ejected.
Suns owner Jerry Colangelo was livid, claiming Fortson did it intentionally.
"He's a thug," Colangelo said, adding that he would ask the NBA to either fine or suspend Fortson. "He always has been and is.
"He should be put down for every day that he (Cabarkapa) is out. I'll do everything in my power to see that happens. With the game over, there's no excuse for that."
Fortson said there was "no evil intent" for his actions, and added that he apologized to Cabarkapa.
Dallas coach Don Nelson said Fortson's push was unnecessary.
"I'd like to apologize to the Phoenix Suns organization on that ... play by Danny Fortson," he said. "I don't condone those kinds of things. It was just a bad basketball play that shouldn't have happened and Danny and I will talk about it."
Marbury called Fortson's action "a dirty play."
Hardaway agreed.
"He was definitely trying to push him," he said.
Originally posted by scotsman13
how many of you remember the play in which a.c. green got his teeth knocked out? or the malone elbow to elliot perry, or stark undercutting marion, or malones elbow to kleins face, or the malone elbow to david robinson's face. this will go up with those as the dirtiest play i have seen since i have started watching bball.