Re: Bowen out?

["Greg Odegaard" <gmodegaa@longvred.rmc.com>]

I am sorry I  did not clean this up enough from my paste and copy.

I am still out in left field with this entire discussion of Bowen having a
broken foot.  Does anyone else have any info?

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> You find the most curious items reading the net, with your morning
coffee. 
> I have heard nothing about Bowen having a broken foot, but here it is on
> the ESPN site.  What does anyone else know about this freak event?
> 
> It is confirmed on the Globe page, noting he might have broken his foot a
> week ago.  How did we miss this one?  Of course we knew Knight was hurt,
> right?
> 
> Also a nice article on Mercer, noting he should have been taken with the
> 3rd pick, leaving Denver to take Billups, and the C's to take Battie (?) 
> Where would we be today if these events had taken place?  I think we are
> better off with Anderson and the cap space from Dee being out, than we
> would have been with Battie, who is struggling along with the rest of the
> Nuggets.  Lastly, for anyone in attendance tonight, give a round of
> applause to Marty Conlon, a favorite of mine.  I hope he holds on the
> league.  
> 
> Thanks,
> Greg
> 
> 
> Bowen goes on IL; ex-Cat brought in
>                          
> WED. MARCH 25
> 
> Bruce Bowen was placed on the injured list Tuesday because of a stress
> reaction in his left foot. To take his place the Celtics signed Reggie
> Hanson, a 6-8, 200-pound forward, who was MVP of Pitino's first team at
> Kentucky in 1989-90, to a 10-day contract. Hanson had been playing
> professional basketball in Japan.
> 
> Along with Bowen, Travis Knight is ailing with a hyperextended right knee.