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ORLANDO - Center Spencer Hawes is going to see a specialist about his sore left Achilles tendon and he will not play again until after the all-star break at the earliest, according to team president Rod Thorn. "That determination isn't for sure yet, but
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ORLANDO, Fla. Doug Collins and team president Rod Thorn all but confirmed prior to Wednesday night’s game against the Ma
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Philadelphia 76ers president Rod Thorn, left, and coach Doug Collins take questions during a news conference at the NBA basketball team's training facility Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011, in Philadelphia. View Photo »
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Over the course of time, our team got better every month ... I think that a team like us, assuming that everything falls into place for us, he (Collins) is in a better position to start a lockout-shortened season than some other teams that have fewer than seven, eight players on their roster right now.
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ORLANDO, Fla. The only thing surprising about coach Doug Collins and team president Rod Thorn all but confirming prior t
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ORLANDO — Last week’s two-game run against Atlanta and the L.A. Lakers in which center Spencer Hawes rejoined the Sixers and helped the team to a pair of victories very well could be the last the big man is seen on the court for a little while. Hawes has
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Sixers president Rod Thorn and coach Doug Collins said that starting center Spencer Hawes is seeking a second opinion on his strained left Achilles' and will probably remain out of the lineup until after the February 26th All-Star game. The Sixers first
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From left, Philadelphia 76ers Chief Executive Officer Adam Aron, owner Joshua Harris, president Rod Thorn, owner David Blitzer, coach Doug Collins, and owner Art Wrubel, poses for photographs during a news conference at the Palestra Tuesday, Oct. 18,... View Photo »
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There are so many teams under the cap, and a lot of them substantially, and then you factor in the ability to amnesty a player ... That brings even more teams into play. You say that a player is going to get a number between ‘here’ and ‘here.’ But all it takes is one team (to go over the top).
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Fantasy Week 9 (Feb. 20-26) will be a short one with the All Star game weekend on tap and most teams will only play two or three games during the scoring period. This will be either good or bad for some owners as an up or down performance could make or b
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Orlando’s Dwight Howard, left, whom the Sixers will face tonight, is a name that inevitably comes up when trade rumors start swirling in the NBA. (Associated Press) ORLANDO, Fla.
About Rod Thorn
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Rodney King "Rod" Thorn (born May 23, 1941, in Princeton, West Virginia) is the president and former general manager of the NBA's New Jersey Nets. Full Article
