Herrera Set To Return

Mon., March 13, 1995

Compiled From Wire Services

Carl Herrera has been activated from the injured list, the Houston Rockets said. Herrera, who suffered a strained left hamstring against Denver on Jan. 31, was placed on the injured list the following day.

He returned to the lineup Feb. 21 and played three games before sitting out against Cleveland on Feb. 27 and Dallas on Feb. 28. He returned to the injured list March 2.

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