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The Orlando Magic haven't completed the first quarter of their regular-season schedule yet, but they already have endured a year's worth of adversity. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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It took a lttle bit of time, but the cream seems to be finally be rising to the top of the rankings. The Celtics are among the expected title contenders who got off to a slow start, but they appear to have righted the ship with five straight wins. Full Article at AOL Sports
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As the Orlando Magic huddled after their workout Tuesday at RDV Sportsplex, PG Jameer Nelson stood alongside his teammates wearing a practice jersey and practice shorts. Just don't read anything into that. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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Brian Schmitz of the Orlando Sentinel: “Here are the particulars: The Orlando Magic are tied with the Phoenix Suns for the most wins in the league at 14. They have the best record in the Eastern Conference, topping Cleveland and Boston. Full Article at Ballerblogger
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December 1 2009 Power rankings: Fab five still cream of crop Pro Basketball News Add A Comment Email (Won't be shown on site but required for verification) Comment Power rankings are legal now. Full Article at Pro Basketball News
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The Orlando Magic have faced plenty of challenges so far this season. Rashard Lewis served a 10-game suspension. Jameer Nelson has missed seven games with a knee injury and could miss a total of four to six weeks. Vince Carter suffered an ankle sprain. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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The rookie crop alone is remarkably deep with Brandon Jennings, Tyreke Evans, Ty Lawson, Stephen Curry, Jonny Flynn and some first-round picks with potential down the line: Eric Maynor (Utah), Jeff Teague (Atlanta), Jrue Holiday (Philadelphia) and... Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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Out of curiosity, I looked up the Orlando Magic's record with and without starting point guard Jameer Nelson this season and last. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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Anthony Johnson had every reason to feel upset about his role with the Orlando Magic until Thanksgiving night. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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: Magic PG Jason Williams, starting with Jameer Nelson sidelined by a knee injury, set season highs with 25 points and eight assists Wednesday against the Heat. He played 39 minutes, shooting 9 for 12 from the field and 4 for 6 from 3-point range. Full Article at CBS Sports
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Not only have the Lakers been dominant since the return of Pau Gasol, but they've been fun to watch, too. Full Article at AOL Sports
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: The Orlando Sentinel reports that Jameer Nelson said Tuesday that the tear in his lateral meniscus in his left knee was more extensive than doctors previously thought. "It was a little bigger than they thought," Nelson said. Full Article at CBS Sports
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Stan Van Gundy just completed his post-shootaround media availabilty this Wenesday morning. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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Most teams would crumble without their starting point guard on the floor. But when you run as deep as the ocean, injuries to starters seem like mere bumps in the road. Full Article at Covers
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Watch the game tape, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra points out, and one would hardly discern that Jason Williams took a year off from the NBA. The same quickness that Williams displayed during his three years in Miami. The same court vision. Full Article at Miami Herald
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Orlando Magic PG Jameer Nelson said Tuesday that the tear in his lateral meniscus in his left knee was more extensive than doctors previously thought. "It was a little bigger than they thought," Nelson said. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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This past week was a busy one for the Orlando Magic, on and off the court. On Monday night, Orlando hosted the Charlotte Bobcats, who were led by their newly acquired SG Stephen Jackson. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Jose in Miami: Iverson needs 2 come to his senses and come off the bench. Then Riley will sign him and he can probably take Chalmers starting job. I like Chamlmers but I'd take a cheap AI to share the court with Wade. Your thoughts. Full Article at Hoopsworld
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Every week, we of the NBA season, we see more and more who the real contenders are and who the pretenders are. No more jibber-jabber this week, let’s get to the Power Rankings. 1. Los Angeles Lakers (3) - With Pau back, who can stop LA? Full Article at Bleacher Report
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: (L-R) Jameer Nelson #14, Courtney Lee #11, Marcin Gortat #13 and Tony Battie #4 of the Orlando Magic watch the final moments of the Magic loss to the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: (L-R) Jameer Nelson #14, Marcin Gortat #13 and Mickael Pietrus #20 of the Orlando Magic sit on the bench in the fourth quarter as they trail the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic talks to referee Dan Crawford in the second half against the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Luke Walton #4 of the Los Angeles Lakers passes the ball over Jameer Nelson #14 and Hedo Turkoglu #15 of the Orlando Magic in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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Orlando Magic's Jameer Nelson (L) shoots over Los Angeles Lakers'. Jordan Farmar (5) as Magic's Dwight Howard (12) and Lakers' Pau Gasol (16) look on during Game 5 of their NBA Finals basketball series in Orlando, Florida, June 14, 2009.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Jameer Nelson #14 discusses a call with Mickael Pietrus #20 of the Orlando Magic in the first half against the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic passes the ball away from Pau Gasol #16 of the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic drives the ball around Lamar Odom #7 of the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: (C) Dwight Howard #12 of the Orlando Magic walks between teammates Jameer Nelson #14 and Mickael Pietrus #20 of the Magic in the second quarter of Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals against the Los Angeles Lakers on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic goes up for a shot over Jordan Farmar #5 of the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard, left, and Jameer Nelson sit dejectedly on the bench after losing Game 5 of the NBA basketball finals to the Los Angeles Lakers Sunday, June 14, 2009, in Orlando, Fla. The Lakers won 99-86 to take the 2009 NBA Championship.
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Jameer Nelson (L) of the Orlando Magic prepares to shoot before Jordan Farmar (R) of the Los Angeles Lakers during Game 5 of the NBA Finals at Amway Arena on June 14, 2009 in Orlando, Florida.
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Los Angeles Lakers Pau Gasol (C) grabs a rebound in front of Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard (R) and Jameer Nelson during Game 4 of their NBA Finals basketball game in Orlando, Florida, June 11, 2009.
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Los Angeles Lakers Pau Gasol (C) grabs a rebound in front of Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard (R) and Jameer Nelson during Game 4 of their NBA Finals basketball game in Orlando, Florida, June 11, 2009.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Pau Gasol #16 of the Los Angeles Lakers goes up for a rebound against Jameer Nelson #14 and Dwight Howard #12 of the Orlando Magic in Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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Orlando Magic Jameer Nelson (R) goes past Los Angeles Lakers Pau Gasol during Game 4 of their NBA Finals basketball game in Orlando, Florida June 11, 2009.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Derek Fisher #2 of the Los Angeles Lakers is guarded by Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic in Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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Jameer Nelson (L) of the Orlando Magic goes for a basket defended by Pau Gasol (R) of the Los Angeles Lakers during Game 4 of the NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida. The Los Angeles Lakers won 99-91 in overtime.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic moves the ball out in front of Derek Fisher #2 of the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Derek Fisher #2 of the Los Angeles Lakers goes after the ball in front of a diving (L) Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic in Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic dives for the ball underneath Derek Fisher #2 of the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic passes the ball around Pau Gasol #16 and Trevor Ariza #3 of the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Derek Fisher #2 of the Los Angeles Lakers shoots a game-tying three-point shot over Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic in the fourth quarter of Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Derek Fisher #2 of the Los Angeles Lakers shoots a game-tying three-point shot over Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic in the fourth quarter of Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Derek Fisher #2 of the Los Angeles Lakers shoots a game-tying three-point shot over Jameer Nelson #14 of the Orlando Magic in the fourth quarter of Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: (L-R) Jameer Nelson #14, Marcin Gortat #13 and Mickael Pietrus #20 of the Orlando Magic sit on the bench in the fourth quarter as they trail the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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I went to my general manager (Otis Smith) and just told him that I needed to talk with somebody, because I was having a tough time with it at the time ... He referred (the psychologist) to me, and still to this day, I talk to him once a week and he helps me get my week straightened out and keep my life ...
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Mario Chalmers, by contrast, had a difficult time with containment against Jameer Nelson. Quick opposing guards remain a major concern.
SOURCE: South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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