Joel Przybilla...the big 7 footer for the Blazers had surgery on his knee and was expected to be out for the whole season. Surgery went well, until a few days ago when somehow, he slipped in the shower and re-injured his knee whcih recently had surgery. So he has to get surgery again on his injured knee.

How the hell do you slip in the shower? Was he dancing like LeBron? Maybe his shower is massive, length and height and he decided to run on his good knee..:iono: dude is stupid and the Blazers are unlucky.

http://www.binarybasketball.com/foru...ry-t13662.html

In Tuesday nights win against the New Jersey Nets, Marcus Camby only saw 6 minutes of action before he fell to a sprained ankle.

"I contested a shot [by Devin Harris] and I think Lopez stepped on my ankle," Camby said. "My momentum went the other way. It is pretty sore right now."

The Blazers seem to have some sort of curse on them, that all players become injured someday on that team...

It's not a serious sprain i wouldn't think, and coach McMillan isn't concerned.

Well folks, its official, The Clippers have dealt Marcus Camby to the Blazers. According to sources, Camby wasn't too thrilled with the deal, so we'll see what happens now. Blazers also gave the Clipps 3 Mill. to sweeten the deal.

Well folks, its official, The Clippers have dealt Marcus Camby to the Blazers. According to sources, Camby wasn't too thrilled with the deal, so we'll see what happens now. Blazers also gave the Clipps 3 Mill. to sweeten the deal.

Quote: Portland announced that injured Brandon Roy will miss the All-Star Game, so commissioner David Stern will add a new player to Karl's Western Conference squad. Golden State's Monta Ellis is arguably the front-runner, but Houston's Aaron Brooks shines on a winning team. Roy's Hamstring has been bothering him all most all season, and now is good time for him to rest and rehab it. I would love to see Ellis Replace him in the ASG.

Your thoughts? Whos going to replace him in the ASG?

The Portland Trailblazers beat the Dallas Mavericks tonight in OT by 2 points, lead by point guard Andre Miller who put up a career high 52 points. 25 of those points came in the forth quarter and overtime.

Miller was 22 of 31 from the floor and hit 7 of 8 from the foul line as the Blazers snapped a three-game losing streak. With no Brandon Roy, someone had to step up to the plate.

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The Portland Trailblazers beat the Dallas Mavericks tonight in OT by 2 points, lead by point guard Andre Miller who put up a career high 52 points. 25 of those points came in the forth quarter and overtime.

Miller was 22 of 31 from the floor and hit 7 of 8 from the foul line as the Blazers snapped a three-game losing streak. With no Brandon Roy, someone had to step up to the plate.

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PORTLAND, Ore. -- Portland Trail Blazers center Greg Oden is apologizing for nude photos that have surfaced on the internet.
Oden says the pictures, taken with his cell phone and sent to a former girlfriend, were taken about 1½ years ago. A friend told the 21-year-old Tuesday morning that the pictures were making the rounds on the internet.

"I would like to apologize to everybody: Portland, the fans, the organization," Oden told reporters at the Blazers practice facility. "It was very embarrassing."

Oden is out for this season after fracturing his left kneecap during a game against the Houston Rockets on Dec. 5. He averaged 11.1 points and 8.5 rebounds in 21 starts.

The 7-foot-center was the No. 1 pick in the 2007 NBA draft out of Ohio State. He missed his rookie season after have microfracture surgery on his right knee.


Link- http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=4861469


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Portland Trail Blazers center Joel Przybilla injured his leg in the Blazers win at Dallas a few days ago. He jumped for a rebound, and landed very badly on his leg, pretty much it bent right underneath him as he fell down.

He had surgery just yesterday to repair a ruptured right patella tendon. He is said to be out for the rest of the season.

Terrible news for Blazer fans and teammates as they lose another big man to a season ending injury.

The Blazers right now have many players injured Joel just adds to that list.

Portland Trail Blazers center Joel Przybilla injured his leg in the Blazers win at Dallas a few days ago. He jumped for a rebound, and landed very badly on his leg, pretty much it bent right underneath him as he fell down.

He had surgery just yesterday to repair a ruptured right patella tendon. He is said to be out for the rest of the season.

Terrible news for Blazer fans and teammates as they lose another big man to a season ending injury.

The Blazers right now have many players injured Joel just adds to that list.

Quote: Multiple sources told Dwight Jaynes over the weekend that Trail Blazers guard Jerryd Bayless has asked the team to trade him.

Portland might need another big man following Greg Oden's season-ending knee injury and Bayless might be the type of player that can get them one.

However, Jaynes points out that Blazers general manager Kevin Pritchard is usually averse to in-season trades. Source: RealGM

Quote: Multiple sources told Dwight Jaynes over the weekend that Trail Blazers guard Jerryd Bayless has asked the team to trade him.

Portland might need another big man following Greg Oden's season-ending knee injury and Bayless might be the type of player that can get them one.

However, Jaynes points out that Blazers general manager Kevin Pritchard is usually averse to in-season trades. Source: RealGM

Quote: Multiple sources told Dwight Jaynes over the weekend that Trail Blazers guard Jerryd Bayless has asked the team to trade him.

Portland might need another big man following Greg Oden's season-ending knee injury and Bayless might be the type of player that can get them one.

However, Jaynes points out that Blazers general manager Kevin Pritchard is usually averse to in-season trades. Source: RealGM

Quote: Rudy Fernandez will undergo a surgical procedure on Tuesday to relieve pressure on a nerve root in his back. The procedure is known as a microdiscectomy.

Fernandez has been suffering from a sciatic condition which is causing pain in his right leg.

Details of the recovery timetable will be released after the surgery is completed. Source: RealGM

Timetable was indeed released.

Quote: Rudy Fernandez will undergo a surgical procedure on Tuesday to relieve pressure on a nerve root in his back. The procedure is known as a microdiscectomy.

Fernandez has been suffering from a sciatic condition which is causing pain in his right leg.

Details of the recovery timetable will be released after the surgery is completed. Source: RealGM

Timetable was indeed released.

Quote: Rudy Fernandez will undergo a surgical procedure on Tuesday to relieve pressure on a nerve root in his back. The procedure is known as a microdiscectomy.

Fernandez has been suffering from a sciatic condition which is causing pain in his right leg.

Details of the recovery timetable will be released after the surgery is completed. Source: RealGM

Timetable was indeed released.

There is a blog of Oden Out for the Season, thought i'd just post another thread also.

It's obvious that the Blazers suck at the draft. Unlike the Spurs who are masters on draft day

The Blazers should never pick centers, or even better, let someone else pick for them.

In 1972 the Trailblazers spent their first draft pick and the first overall pick on LaRue Martin from Loyola University of Chicago. In college LaRue Martin went toe to toe against Bill Walton and out played him and going into the NBA there was a lot of hype. LaRue Martin never panned out though. Martin averaged just four points per game in three years with the Portland Trailblazers and the other season he averaged a career high 7 points per game. After four seasons with the Trailblazers LaRue Martin retired.

Two years later the Portland Trailblazers drafted Bill Walton. Bill Walton was a legendary basketball player at UCLA in college and seemed like a sure thing. Walton's first two seasons with the Trailblazers were cut short by several different injuries. In Bill Walton's third season he did lead the NBA in rebounds and blocked shots per game, made the All-Defensive and All-NBA Second Team, and led the Bill Walton to a Championship. The following year Bill Walton started off with another great season but got injured once again, tried to return in the playoffs and again got injured. The rest of Bill Walton's career with the Trailblazers was marred by injuries.

In 1984, the Blazers used their #2 pick to draft center Sam Bowie, bypassing Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley and John Stockton. Bowie suffered a series of leg injuries that limited his production for the team.

Now Greg Oden is injured...Ouch, this really must hurt the franchise.

There is a blog of Oden Out for the Season, thought i'd just post another thread also.

It's obvious that the Blazers suck at the draft. Unlike the Spurs who are masters on draft day

The Blazers should never pick centers, or even better, let someone else pick for them.

In 1972 the Trailblazers spent their first draft pick and the first overall pick on LaRue Martin from Loyola University of Chicago. In college LaRue Martin went toe to toe against Bill Walton and out played him and going into the NBA there was a lot of hype. LaRue Martin never panned out though. Martin averaged just four points per game in three years with the Portland Trailblazers and the other season he averaged a career high 7 points per game. After four seasons with the Trailblazers LaRue Martin retired.

Two years later the Portland Trailblazers drafted Bill Walton. Bill Walton was a legendary basketball player at UCLA in college and seemed like a sure thing. Walton's first two seasons with the Trailblazers were cut short by several different injuries. In Bill Walton's third season he did lead the NBA in rebounds and blocked shots per game, made the All-Defensive and All-NBA Second Team, and led the Bill Walton to a Championship. The following year Bill Walton started off with another great season but got injured once again, tried to return in the playoffs and again got injured. The rest of Bill Walton's career with the Trailblazers was marred by injuries.

In 1984, the Blazers used their #2 pick to draft center Sam Bowie, bypassing Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley and John Stockton. Bowie suffered a series of leg injuries that limited his production for the team.

Now Greg Oden is injured...Ouch, this really must hurt the franchise.

There is a blog of Oden Out for the Season, thought i'd just post another thread also.

It's obvious that the Blazers suck at the draft. Unlike the Spurs who are masters on draft day

The Blazers should never pick centers, or even better, let someone else pick for them.

In 1972 the Trailblazers spent their first draft pick and the first overall pick on LaRue Martin from Loyola University of Chicago. In college LaRue Martin went toe to toe against Bill Walton and out played him and going into the NBA there was a lot of hype. LaRue Martin never panned out though. Martin averaged just four points per game in three years with the Portland Trailblazers and the other season he averaged a career high 7 points per game. After four seasons with the Trailblazers LaRue Martin retired.

Two years later the Portland Trailblazers drafted Bill Walton. Bill Walton was a legendary basketball player at UCLA in college and seemed like a sure thing. Walton's first two seasons with the Trailblazers were cut short by several different injuries. In Bill Walton's third season he did lead the NBA in rebounds and blocked shots per game, made the All-Defensive and All-NBA Second Team, and led the Bill Walton to a Championship. The following year Bill Walton started off with another great season but got injured once again, tried to return in the playoffs and again got injured. The rest of Bill Walton's career with the Trailblazers was marred by injuries.

In 1984, the Blazers used their #2 pick to draft center Sam Bowie, bypassing Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley and John Stockton. Bowie suffered a series of leg injuries that limited his production for the team.

Now Greg Oden is injured...Ouch, this really must hurt the franchise.