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New Orleans Hornets forward James Posey missed Thursday's practice at the Alario Center because of illness, forcing two coaches to fill in at times during five-on-five drills. Posey was running a fever during Wednesday night's loss at Oklahoma City, which... (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
James Posey missed Thursday's practice because of a fever. (Rotoworld.Hornets)
James Harden was all fired up to take on the New Orleans Hornets . After two straight wins, the Thunder had to... (New Orleans Hornets)
Despite the fact that the Phoenix Suns tried mightily to trade him last month, forward Amar'e Stoudemire says he'd like to sign a new deal with the team that keeps him there. Former New Orleans Hornets forward Robert "Tractor" Traylor... (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
The Hornets are running out of gas—and players—as their season begins to wind down.
They lost their sixth straight road game, their seventh game in the last nine overall, and dropped to 32-33 when they lost at the Oklahoma City Thunder, 98-83, Wednesday night. Only nine players were in uniform as the team's injury list grew.
The Hornets learned Wednesday that starting small forward Peja Stojakovic will miss at least the next two weeks because of a lower abdominal strain suffered against the Warriors on Monday night. Stojakovic joined All-Star point guard Chris Paul and reserve forward Sean Marks in street clothes. Paul is expected to miss at least another week as he rehabs from knee surgery, and Marks is out indefinitely with a shoulder injury.
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Aaron Gray was back in the lineup Wednesday night after missing Monday due to a gastro-intestinal infection. (Rotoworld.Hornets)
Beat writer John Reid reflects on Hornets road loss to Oklahoma City Thunder Wednesday night.
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OKLAHOMA CITY – Despite an urgency to avoid setbacks, New Orleans Hornets forward David West has not been able to enjoy a road victory in more than a month. The Associated PressDavid West had a big night in Oklahoma City,... (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
The New Orleans Hornets' depleted starting lineup is taking another hit. Forward Peja Stojakovic joined All-Star point guard Chris Paul on the injured list Wednesday, and he's expected to miss at least two weeks with a lower abdominal strain. "That's a minimum timeframe, and it will all be dictated by the healing process," Jeff Bower, the Hornets' coach and general... (New Orleans Hornets)
Julian Wright will start on Wednesday in place of Peja Stojakovic, who is out with a groin injury. (Rotoworld.Hornets)
Beat writer John Reid discusses the importance of Julian Wright playing well in a starting role, replacing injured starter Peja Stojakovic tonight against Oklahoma City. ... (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
This is the third meeting between the two teams this season (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
Beat writer John Reid discusses the importance of tonight's for Julian Wright, who will start.
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Previewing tonight's game at the Ford Center (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
The Times-PicayuneChris Paul is still a little ways from returning to the New Orleans Hornets because of a knee injury. Chances are that by the time Chris Paul will be able to return to the Hornets following his Feb. 4... (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
David Grunfeld/The Times-PicayuneNew Orleans forward Peja Stojakovic will be out for a while with a lower abdominal strain.New Orleans Hornets starting small forward Peja Stojakovic will be sidelined for a minimum two weeks with a lower abdominal strain, the team announced... (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
Peja Stojakovic will miss a minimum of two weeks with an abdominal strain. (Rotoworld.Hornets)
Chris Paul is still at least two weeks away from returning. The all-star has not yet been cleared to run but he's determined to play again this season. (Rotoworld.Hornets)
Oklahoma City Thunder second-year point guard Russell Westbrook has averaged 20 points and 9.8 assists in the previous 10 games. He will look to continue his surge tonight against the New Orleans Hornets at the Ford Center. Philadelphia 76ers Coach Eddie... (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
He says even if there's only one game left, he's going to play (New Orleans Times-Picayune)