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Updated: July 3, 2003, 11:09 AM ET
By By Terry Brown | NBA Insider
Chicago Bulls: Jay Williams took his first major step to recovery by literally
moving his left foot. His agent, Bill Duffy, says that proves his
client will return to the NBA amidst speculation that the point
guard's career was over after only one season following a motorcycle
accident. "Our goal is that Jay will be back on the court in 2004-05
earning the money the Bulls are paying him," Duffy was quoted in the
Chicago Sun-Times. More surgeries are planned for Williams, but despite
the outcome, the Bulls have said they will honor his
rookie contract even if he never plays again.
Houston Rockets: Patrick Ewing, a former all-star center for the Knicks and assistant coach with the Wizards, has joined his former
coach Jeff Van Gundy on the bench in Houston and is already working on
Yao Ming's game."I think (Ewing) loves the game," general manager
Carroll Dawson said to the Houston Chronicle. "He seems to love
teaching. In talking to him, it was pretty evident he was going to
coach somewhere. I think he got hooked last year. It's pretty evident
he has a passion for it. This is a pretty exciting team to work with.
A lot of things can happen. I think Patrick sees that as well."
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