Injuries At Summer League
by Jeff Clark on Jul 8, 2009 8:17 PM EDT
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PrintFirst Bill Walker was held out of yesterday's game with back spasms and now this (from Celtics twitter)
Lester Hudson is headed back to Boston with a broken left index finger; Giddens dislocated finger but will stay with team in Orlando.
He broke the finger after attempting to brace himself during a fall in the first half of the Celtics’ 94-82 loss to Oklahoma City’s summer league team.
“It’s very tough because I want to show Danny (Ainge) and the coaches what I can do,” said Hudson. “But I won’t be out there to do it now. I think I can still play right now, but I have to sit back.”
Lance Young, Hudson’s agent, said he was told that the 6-1 guard may need surgery, and have a pin put in the finger.
There’s a danger in that for Hudson, who has not signed a contract.
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And so Lester Hudson era in Celtics history officially ends.
58th pick.
Broken finger needing surgery and pins.
Mediocre at best showing at the Summer League.
No contract while the injury occurred.
Nice to meet you Lester. You will go down with Will Solomon and Darius Miles as the greatest Celtic never to play a game for the Celtics.
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