Rumors aren’t results By Sekou Smith Wednesday, February 15, 2006, 03:50 PM I have to get this off my chest first. I’ve been talking about Vlad Radmanovic and Chris Wilcox for a while now and I felt like they were the type of guys the Hawks could have really used to help improve this team. I especially like Radmanovic because he’s a big guy who would be able to play off of Zaza Pachulia. Anywho. Let me get to clearing up some more of the Al Harrington injury drama. Sometimes it pays to wait a minute and listen to the facts from the people involved before carrying on about something you’re not as well informed about as you might like. Long story short: Harrington had his knee looked at as a follow up to an MRI he had when the Hawks came west this time a year ago. It was a comparison test so the Hawks’ medical staff could gauge what kind of wear and tear had or had not formed since the first MI. Hawks athletic trainer Wally Blase told me after practice today that they had Harrington’s ankle evaluated as a precautionary measure and to see if there was any connection between the problems Harrington has had with both the knee and ankle. The final results won’t come back until sometime this afternoon, so check Thursday’s paper for the latest. But again, the rumors about Harrington’s knee being a serious problem are just that — rumors. He’s fine and had to be told to get off the practice floor Tuesday afternoon by Hawks coach Mike woodson. 資料來源 http://0rz.net/0b159 --

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