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    •When asked who the starting five will be, Pietrus responded: "Yeah, I'm going to tell you: Mickael Pietrus, Tony Parker, Boris Diaw, Florent Pietrus and Ronny Turiaf." What Pietrus didn't say is those guys are the starters for France's national team. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
    Yeah, I'm going to tell you: Mickael Pietrus, Tony Parker, Boris Diaw, Florent Pietrus and Ronny Turiaf.
    SOURCE: Orlando Sentinel 1 month ago
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Orlando Magic forward Ryan Anderson amped up for start against Sixers
  1. I wanted to approach it as every other season ... I didn't have to worry about ticket requests when I was in Toronto or in Jersey.
    Vince Carter – Vince Carter SOURCE: Orlando Sentinel 1 month ago
  2. My knee's responding really well ... There's no swelling. We'll just get back to the course of just getting it stronger now and get back in the flow. There were so many irritants, but with the cleanup, it feels really, really good. We're going to be able to try to push it now.
    SOURCE: Orlando Sentinel 1 month ago
  3. I know I am starting tomorrow ... I have no idea if while Rashard's out if that's a regular thing. We don't really talk much about lineups, because we have so many guys who can start.
    SOURCE: Orlando Sentinel 1 month ago
  4. I'm basically just going to take advantage of the time I get, play hard, regardless if I play 10 minutes or play 30 minutes
    Ryan Anderson – Ryan Anderson SOURCE: Orlando Sentinel 1 month ago

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