Bradley Hurt Again

Tue., Jan. 31, 1995

Compiled From Wire Services

Philadelphia 76ers’ center Shawn Bradley injured his right knee in the fourth quarter against the Seattle SuperSonics.

Team spokeswoman Jodi Silverman said the preliminary diagnosis was that Bradley had sprained the knee. There was no word on how long he would be out.

Bradley collided with Nate McMillan as he chased a rebound of his own missed shot with 3:21 left in the game. He fell to the floor, clutching his right knee before hobbling off with the help of trainers.

Bradley, the second overall pick in 1993, missed the last 33 games of his rookie season last year when he suffered a dislocated left kneecap after colliding with Harvey Grant on Feb. 18.

The Cleveland Cavalier paid tribute to retired forward Larry Nance retiring his No. 22 jersey at halftime of their game against the Phoenix Suns.

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