Leon May Be Out Longer
BOSTON - It was a mostly quiet locker room before tonight’s Celtics/Clippers game with the most interesting thing being that C’s coach Doc Rivers said Tony Allen may be closer to returning to the floor than Leon Powe.
This is not so much a pardon-the-pun “thumbs up” on Allen’s return from thumb surgery, but raises questions about when Powe might be back. Allen was originally slated as out until the playoffs, but has stated his intention to return with “three or four games left.” Powe was supposed to be out two weeks with a knee sprain - and that was last week.
With the caveat “I don’t think any of them are going to play any time soon,” Rivers said that Allen has been able to keep in shape during his down time because of the nature of his injury, and that apparently gives him a leg up on Powe and Brian Scalabrine (concussion symptoms).
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Yeah…thats not good…I dont know about massive trouble without leon…but it isnt good
by TheAncientRivalry on Mar 23, 2009 9:54 PM EDT reply actions
the opersations he had on that knee in college
by TheAncientRivalry on Mar 24, 2009 7:04 AM EDT up reply actions
Ugh!
This means we’ll be seeing more of Mikkie Moore? Yuk!
Please, get well soon, Powe!
Not good, but...
Celts won`t need Leon for the first round of the playoffs. We`ll need him by May 1st, not April 1st.
tough for Leon
I hope for his sake, and the Cs sake, that he isn’t badly injured. Cs need him for depth in the playoffs, and it would be a real shame for him and his family if he is seriously injured and can’t cash in this offseason. No one is more deserving of a chance to cash in that Leon.
































