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Bobcats add four to the roster by the end of first practice


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Source: Charlotte Observer

The Bobcats added four players to the preseason roster by the end of the first practice -- Taylor Griffin (brother of Clippers star Blake Griffin), Will Blalock, Ismail Muhammed and Ronald Dupree. Charlotte Observer

Taylor Griffin

Position: Small Forward

Height: 6'7

Weight: 238 lbs.

Previous NBA Team: Phoenix Suns

Career Avg's: 1.3 ppg

Will Blalock

Position: Point Guard

Height: 6'0

Weight: 205 lbs.

Previous NBA Team: Detroit Pistons

Career Avg's: 1.8 ppg, 1.2 apg, 1.1 rpg

Ismail Muhammad

Position: Small Forward

Height: 6'6

Weight: 228 lbs.

Previous NBA Team: None

Career Avg's: None

Ronald Dupree

Position: Small Forward

Height: 6'7

Weight: 209 lbs.

Previous NBA Team: Toronto Raptors

Career Avg's: 3.5 ppg, 2.2 rpg

Bobcats Active Roster (14 Players)

Point Guard

1. D.J. Augustin

2. Kemba Walker (Draft Pick)

3. Will Blalock

Shooting Guard

1. Gerald Henderson

2. Matt Carroll

Small Forward

1. Corey Maggette

2. Derrick Brown

3. Ronald Dupree

4. Taylor Griffin

5. Ismail Muhammad

Power Forward

1. Tyrus Thomas

2. Boris Diaw

3. D.J. White

4. Eduardo Najera

Center

1. Bismack Biyombo (Draft Pick)

2. DeSagana Diop

Bobcats Free Agents

PG- Garrett Temple (UFA

SF- Dante Cunningham (RFA)

PF- Dominic McGuire (UFA)

C- Joel Przybilla (UFA)

C- Kwame Brown (UFA)

Note: Just because these four players were signed to the preseason roster, does not mean they will be on the team. They can be cut and replaced as easily as they were signed due to the small contract they received.

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