Former NBA high flying guard Isiah Rider was arrested Saturday in Los Angeles for investigation of auto theft, the Associated Press is reporting.
Rider was driving a car that failed to stop at an intersection about 2:30 a.m. in the city's Skid Row district, Officer Norma Eisenman said.
Officers checking the license plates discovered the car had been reported stolen from South Los Angeles, and Rider was arrested.
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The Portland Trail Blazers were left unhappy after receiving a confirmation to an internet rumor that first overall pick Greg Oden had participated in a pickup game, The Oregonian is reporting.
Oden participated in a game at a 24 Hour Fitness facility in Tualatin on Wednesday night.
"We heard about that, and I talked to him today,'' Coach Nate McMillan said. "I let him know he can't do that.''
"I know he is excited to be moving again, but as I talked to him about it, he said 'Coach, I promise I wasn't running hard ...'. And I was like - 'I really don't care','' McMillan said. "The thing is, we were surprised. So we let him know that he doesn't need to be there. We have plenty of workout equipment and gym space at our facility.''
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Mar 27, 2008 10:37 AM EST
Brandon Roy wants to play this season, but he will definitely miss the next two weeks with groin and hip injuries, according to the Oregonian.
"I'm not saying there is a guarantee I will be able to come back and play, but if I can, that's my goal," Roy said Wednesday. "Even if it's the last two games, I want to give it a try and finish the season."
If he misses exactly two weeks, he could return in time for the team's final four games.
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Trail Blazers Mar 2008 Archive
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HoopsWorld | Mar 26, 2008
Brandon Roy left the Blazers' game against the Wizards on Tuesday night with a groin injury, but won't shut it down for the season.
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ESPN | Mar 26, 2008
Trail Blazers' leader Brandon Roy was forced from Tuesday night's game against Washington at the end of the first quarter with a groin injury.
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HoopsWorld | Mar 25, 2008
With the playoffs out of the question it appears as though the Trail Blazers are preparing to welcome Greg Oden into the lineup next season.
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HoopsWorld | Mar 20, 2008
The Portland Trail Blazers have four picks in June's NBA Draft and haven't ruled out trading any or all of them.
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Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Mar 20, 2008
It was believed that former Milwaukee GM Larry Harris was on thin ice after team owner Herb Kohl vetoed a deal that would have sent Bobby Simmons, Dan Gadzuric and Charlie Bell to the New York Knicks for Zach Randolph and guard Fred Jones.
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Oregonian | Mar 18, 2008
The Blazers have asked the NBA to appoint an independent doctor to evaluate Darius Miles, which will determine if he has a career-ending injury.
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Press Release | Mar 17, 2008
Portland re-assigned rookie forward Josh McRoberts to their NBA Development affiliate the Idaho Stampede on Monday.
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Boston Globe | Mar 14, 2008
Danny Ainge likely would have selected point guard Deron Williams if he had sent Paul Pierce to the Blazers.
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espn.com | Mar 13, 2008
The Trail Blazers' Greg Oden practiced with the team for 45 minutes on Wednesday, as reported by ESPN.com and The Portland Oregonian.