Gems of '06 draft not apparent now By SEKOU SMITH The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Published on: 03/25/06 By the time they return to town for Wednesday's game against Indiana, Anthony Grundy should be back in a Hawks uniform. One of the last players cut during training camp, Grundy has starred for the Roanoke Dazzle of the NBDL this season. The Hawks are down two guards with Tyronn Lue (knee) and Salim Stoudamire (elbow) both out with injuries. That's good news for Grundy, who has a good chance of finishing the season the same place he started it, with the Hawks. "He's been here and he's familiar with everything we do," Hawks coach Mike Woodson said of Grundy, who is averaging 23.2 points, 5.2 rebounds and 4.1 assists. "We're not going to rush anybody back. And Salim's done for the season. So we have to do what we can to fill the void." The Hawks currently have just two healthy guards — Joe Johnson and Royal Ivey — available. ‧ MOVING DEADLINE: Lue had hoped to be back for today's game in Orlando. But after working full speed in practice earlier this week, he said he felt some discomfort around his right knee. Instead of rushing back, the Hawks play again Tuesday in Charlotte and against Indiana at home Wednesday, Lue said he's shooting for Friday night's game against New Jersey. "I'm ready to be back out there," Lue said. "But my body isn't cooperating right now. Friday is the day I'm shooting for, though." ‧ LSU'S BIGGEST FAN: Hawks radio analyst and former Georgia Tech star Dennis Scott has plenty of competition these days, but he's claiming to be LSU's biggest fan. And he made that statement long before the Tigers punched their ticket to the Final Four with Saturday's regional final win over Texas at the Georgia Dome. "They had me the other night, when they locked J.J. Redick up and preserved one my records he hasn't broken," a smiling Scott said of the ACC single-season scoring mark of 970 points that he still owns. Redick finished with 964. "I'm glad LSU played all that good defense on him the other night," said Scott, who scored 30 or more points an astonishing 19 times during the 1989-90 season. "Listen, all you can do when they're defending you like that is keep shooting. What did Redick finish? Wasn't he something like 3-for-17 [3-for-18, actually]. I would have been 3-for-28, because I wouldn't have stopped shooting." 资料来源 http://www.ajc.com/hawks/content/sports/hawks/stories/0326nbanotes.html --

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