Showing posts with label Marcus Camby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marcus Camby. Show all posts
Friday, April 11, 2014
Monday, October 28, 2013
Marcus Camby talks return
With the Houston Rockets expected to make the cut official Monday, veteran NBA C Marcus Camby has no plans to retire at this time. Camby plans to undergo surgery to repair the torn Plantar Fascia in his left foot Friday and is expected to miss 2-3 months.
"I'm ready to get this surgery & get back on the court ASAP. My hunger & drive for a chip is fueling my return to the court,"
"I'm ready to get this surgery & get back on the court ASAP. My hunger & drive for a chip is fueling my return to the court,"
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Rockets to waive Camby
The Houston Rockets are set to waive veteran C Marcus Camby. Camby missed the Rockets' preseason due to a torn plantar fascia that may require surgery.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Marcus Camby Injury Update
Houston Rockets C Marcus Camby is hoping to avoid foot surgery which would keep him out of action for up to two months. At this point in time, Camby is slated to miss the next two weeks.
“My plantar fascia is torn,’ Camby said. ‘I’m trying to do whatever I can to avoid surgery. We’re just going to rehab it and see how it goes in the next two weeks and take it from there. We don’t want to rehab it and nurse it and have it still be lingering. That is something I’m going to sit back and figure out and definitely look toward long term, as the season progresses to the second half of the season. I have to be smart about it.’
“My plantar fascia is torn,’ Camby said. ‘I’m trying to do whatever I can to avoid surgery. We’re just going to rehab it and see how it goes in the next two weeks and take it from there. We don’t want to rehab it and nurse it and have it still be lingering. That is something I’m going to sit back and figure out and definitely look toward long term, as the season progresses to the second half of the season. I have to be smart about it.’
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Houston to land Camby?
Reports indicate that the Houston Rockets have taken the lead when it comes to signing free agent Marcus Camby. Camby previously spent half of a season with the Rockets during the 2011-12 NBA season.
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
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Camby to be free agent
The Toronto Raptors and C Marcus Camby have reached an agreement on a buyout. Camby will now become and un-restricted free agent.
Saturday, July 6, 2013
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Camby does't plan on retiring
Veteran F/C Marcus Camby is on his way to the Toronto Raptors via trade but he has already indicated that he has no desire to play for the franchise. Camby has asked to be traded or released from his contract as he would like to finish his career with a contender and win the elusive NBA Championship.
Monday, July 1, 2013
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Marcus Camby thanks NY after news of trade to Toronto
Wanna say thx to the New York Knicks organization, Mr, Dolan, and the great fans of NY. My heart will always be in NY!
— Marcus Camby (@MarcusCamby23) July 1, 2013
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Knicks stars to return?
New York Knicks veteran big men Rasheed Wallace and Marcus Camby were both on the practice court this morning. The two have missed a significant amount of games this season and they could return to action in the coming days.
Friday, January 11, 2013
Camby hurt again
Knicks front court player Marcus Camby has appeared to re-injure his left foot. Camby left the game mid 3rd quater and did not return and was seen in a walking boot and on crutches while leaving the arena. It's suspected that Camby has planter fasciitis and that injury kept him out of most of the beginning of the season as he's only played in 14 games thus far.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
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No timetable for Camby's return
The injury was thought to be a minor leg injury but now it appears that Knicks center Marcus Camby will be out longer than the 7-10 days once thought. Marcus Camby has a calf injury and according to sources he will miss the next 3 Knicks' games. Mike Woodson updated the media of Camby's status.
“I can’t say he’s close, but he’s feeling better,” Woodson said. “I’ll go in and talk to the training staff just to see if there’s a possible chance that he can possibly come back next week. I don’t know yet. It’s up in the air still....He’s been doing some running on the treadmill and things of that nature...But it’s going to be up to the training staff to release him to me to get him back out on the floor.”
“I can’t say he’s close, but he’s feeling better,” Woodson said. “I’ll go in and talk to the training staff just to see if there’s a possible chance that he can possibly come back next week. I don’t know yet. It’s up in the air still....He’s been doing some running on the treadmill and things of that nature...But it’s going to be up to the training staff to release him to me to get him back out on the floor.”
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Monday, September 10, 2012
Camby almost took his talents to South Beach
While speaking to the New York Post, 40 year old Marcus Camby admitted that the New York Knicks had to talk him out of signing with the Miami Heat. Knicks assistant GM and former Camby teammate Allan Houston was instrumental in swaying Camby to the Big Apple.
"I was on my way to Miami, about to go to the airport to go to Miami, when I got the call from Allan...I played with Allan for four years in New York, and he was like, 'Just come, sit down and have a meeting with us.' So I took the meeting with him and coach (Mike Woodson) and they pretty much talked me out of going down to Miami to take that visit. It would have been hard for me to put on that Miami Heat uniform, especially with all of those battles that we had back in the day. I'm happy things worked out here in New York.....I feel we have a team assembled that can make a long playoff push," Camby said. "We all know itâ??s going to be tough. Miami is the defending champions, and there are still a lot of good teams in the East. (But) we consider ourselves one of the top teams in the East, if not the NBA...It's easier said than done, we have to get that continuity down. I think if I (play my role) and everyone follows suit and listens to what Coach Woodson says we should have a prodigal season."
"I was on my way to Miami, about to go to the airport to go to Miami, when I got the call from Allan...I played with Allan for four years in New York, and he was like, 'Just come, sit down and have a meeting with us.' So I took the meeting with him and coach (Mike Woodson) and they pretty much talked me out of going down to Miami to take that visit. It would have been hard for me to put on that Miami Heat uniform, especially with all of those battles that we had back in the day. I'm happy things worked out here in New York.....I feel we have a team assembled that can make a long playoff push," Camby said. "We all know itâ??s going to be tough. Miami is the defending champions, and there are still a lot of good teams in the East. (But) we consider ourselves one of the top teams in the East, if not the NBA...It's easier said than done, we have to get that continuity down. I think if I (play my role) and everyone follows suit and listens to what Coach Woodson says we should have a prodigal season."
Monday, July 9, 2012
Knicks to acquire Camby
The New York Knicks and the Houston Rockets have agreed to a sign and trade that will send center Marcus Camby back to the Knicks. Camby's deal will cover 3 years and is worth a total of $13.2 million.
Friday, July 6, 2012
Monday, July 2, 2012
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Camby's free agent list
38 year old Marcus Camby is considering signing with one of six teams and those teams are the Knicks, Spurs, Heat, Celtics, Mavericks, and Rockets.
Friday, March 16, 2012
No trade deadline deal for Miami Heat
The Miami Heat didn't make a move during yesterday's trade deadline but there's still a desire by team management to upgrade the center position. Despite missing out yesterday, the Heat has another deadline in mind, next Thursday is the buyout deadline for the league where teams can buy players out of their contracts making them free agents. Marcus Camby, Chris Kaman, and Jermaine O'Neal are three buy out candidates that the Heat will certainly look at as an addition.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Breaking News: Camby to Houston
The Portland Trailblazers have traded center Marcus Camby to the Houston Rockets. At this point in time all of the details are not available.
Update: The Blazers will receive Jonny Flynn and Hasheem Thabeet
Update: The Blazers will receive Jonny Flynn and Hasheem Thabeet
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