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Kemba cleared for all activities

TylerDurden

By TylerDurden,
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cbarrier90 Newbie

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I know people believe anything. Plus I've been saying mo won't start but will get starter minutes and play in crunch time.

One of the point guards has been on a tear lately and the other one is coming off knee surgery and not playing for a long time.

Which one is going to start?

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CCU Norman Newbie

CCU Norman

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One of the point guards has been on a tear lately and the other one is coming off knee surgery and not playing for a long time.

Which one is going to start?

Kemba will start right away the coaches won't play him as much trying to get his conditioning up. Trust me

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MichaelNewtonII Enthusiast

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Start both of them let's be a lower caliber version of the suns when they started Bledsoe and dragic

http://www.rotoworld.com/playernews/nba/basketball

Mo Williams - G - Hornets

Head coach Steve Clifford said that Mo Williams will remain with the starting unit upon Kemba Walker's (knee) return.

"We’re going to play them together," Clifford said. "We need to get [Walker] back as soon as we can, and then we’ll make an adjustment on the fly to play those guys together." With Williams set to remain with the starting unit, Gerald Henderson will likely head to the bench where he'll embrace a sixth man role with the team. Lance Stephenson is currently behind Henderson in the rotation, so he could find difficulty leaving the bench when Walker does return.

GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE

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davos Grand Master

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The nice thing is that the whole team is playing fairly well and Mo has meshed well.  Glad we're not rushing back to Kemba and screwing up with a chemistry that's gotten momentum as of late.  Ease Kemba back in. 

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