原文出自nola.com http://www.nola.com/hornets/t-p/index.ssf?/base/sports-1/1107933941209650.xml Groin injury still bothering Nailon Forward may miss fourth game in row Wednesday, February 09, 2005 By Benjamin Hochman Staff writer SEATTLE -- While the makeshift Hornets suffer from growing pains, their top-scoring forward continues to suffer from groin pains. With Baron Davis, Jamaal Magloire and Jamal Mashburn sidelined, Lee Nailon had emerged as the go-to guy, averaging 15.7 points per game. But he missed his third consecutive game at Seattle on Tuesday with a strained groin. Nailon was supposed to miss games against Golden State and Utah, but he is questionable for the fourth game on this road trip tonight. "I wouldn't call it out," Nailon said of playing tonight. "I'll wake up in the morning and see how it feels. I'll get treatment, and I'll have all day to figure it out. I can't really sleep. Every time I move my leg a certain way, it hurts." Coach Byron Scott said he's planning on Nailon returning Friday against Golden State. And Scott said he expects Davis, who has a heel injury, to return to practice Thursday. LYNCH STARTS AGAIN: Scott had considered starting Bostjan Nachbar in Nailon's spot Tuesday, but he stuck with George Lynch, who struggled in the previous two games. Scott has been pleased with Nachbar's road trip, following lackluster performances at home. Nachbar scored a career-high 21 at Utah, all in the second half. "I think he's playing a little harder," Scott said. "I always look for energy. The thing Danny (Dickau) and Bird (Chris Andersen) gave us off the bench was that energy, and that's what you need from guys off the bench. Now that Danny's starting, you still have to find somebody else." SMITH NO ALL-STAR: On Tuesday, J.R. Smith was left off the rookie team for the NBA All-Star Game Feb. 20 in Denver. His slow start didn't help his cause. In the first 19 games, Smith averaged 10.2 minutes per game and 2.7 points. In the next 21, he averaged 27 minutes and 9.2 points. WHO ARE YOU? Dickau, despite his surge in popularity in New Orleans, said he sometimes goes unnoticed. And his youthful look has led to some confusion, too. "I'm 6-foot tall with shaggy hair," said Dickau, who has averaged 18.8 points in the past 11 games. "I'll go to the movies, and they'll ask for my ID (for an R-rated movie)." Dickau因為他的娃娃臉 再去看限制級電影的時候被要求出示身分證 XD --

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