下半段就是上一篇的伤兵情况 晚一点再来翻译这一篇 也欢迎版友帮翻 ^^ -- Dantley: Melo's snub "ridiculous" By Marc J. Spears Denver Post Staff Writer Article Last Updated: 02/04/2007 12:48:29 AM MST http://www.denverpost.com/nuggets/ci_5154949 Sacramento, Calif. - Nuggets assistant coach Adrian Dantley knows the difficulty of leading the NBA in scoring, having done it twice in his illustrious career. With that in mind, A.D. believes it is "ridiculous" that Nuggets forward Carmelo Anthony could be the first leading scorer never to play in a NBA All-Star Game. The Western Conference coaches snubbed Anthony in voting for the West all-star reserves Thursday. Anthony could be added as a replacement player by NBA commissioner David Stern for injured Houston center Yao Ming or possibly injured Utah forward Carlos Boozer, but there is no timetable. Dantley believes Anthony's 15-game suspension for fighting at New York on Dec. 16 "was held against him." "The guy is having a heck of a year," Dantley said before Denver's game at Sacramento on Saturday night. "He should be on it. His team is above .500. Plus, he is one of the top players in the league. As I said to someone else the other day, 'How are you going to be third-team all-NBA last (season) and have a better year and you don't make the all-star team?' "It's ridiculous. Either the coaches don't like him or it's because of the fight because this has happened two years in a row." When told of the six-time NBA all-star's comments, Anthony said: "He's been through a lot in his career, also being the leading scorer (twice). He knows that it sometimes gets lonely at the top." Injury report Nuggets guard Allen Iverson, who is averaging 28.9 points, missed his third straight game because of a right ankle injury. The Western Conference all-star received treatment on his right ankle from assistant trainer Derrick Fitts in Denver on Saturday and is a game-time decision for Monday's game against Phoenix. Iverson is far from the only Nugget hurt. Anthony has a sprained and bloodied middle finger on his right hand that he badly injured against Portland last Friday. Center Marcus Camby has a left groin strain suffered in the fourth quarter Saturday and is listed as day to day. Forward Reggie Evans sprained his right ankle in the first half and is day to day. And guard Steve Blake received 12 stitches in his upper lip in the first half and has a sprained right elbow. Several Nuggets are expected to come to the Pepsi Center in the early afternoon for treatment today. "We are snake-bit," Anthony said. Staff writer Chris Dempsey contributed to this report. --

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