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Keeping an eye on the NBA and Seattle's efforts to get back into the game
Thursday, February 21st, 2008
Posted by Eric Williams @ 08:40:48 pm
Robert Swift sprained his surgically repaired right knee in the first quarter and will not return. Swift will be reexamined by Sonics team doctors tomorrow. This could be another setback for Swift, who sat out nearly three months rehabbing his knee and losing weight after attempting to come back too soon after surgery.
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I feel sorry for him...but at the same point, I really felt like he should have went to college and built up his game and his strength. He went from a toothpick to a giant now, but he looks horrible out there. Lost on defense and out of touch on offense. I wonder when the Sonics are going to give up on him.
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