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Thomas improving after visit to chiropractor
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. —Point guard Stephen Thomas winced as he took his first free throw while Dayton began a light workout this afternoon at Holy Spirit High School, about three miles from the team’s hotel. But his visit to the chiropractor Wednesday night went well, according to UD trainer Nate Seymour.
Thomas was able to lift his hands over his head after getting a dislodged rib popped back into place, and there’s a chance the Flyers could call on him for some action when they face Richmond at 9 p.m. today since they’re down to one point guard in London Warren.
The Flyers ran through a scouting report on Richmond about three-quarters-speed. Thomas and center Devin Searcy, who is recovering from a sprained knee, both took turns with their teammates on the floor.
Seymour said both players could give the Flyers minutes in tonight’s game if they’re needed. UD coach Brian Gregory normally prefers players to go through at least a full practice before playing, which means he’ll probably be hesitant to put Thomas and Searcy on the floor. We’ll see.
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By FlyGuy
March 12, 2009 6:36 PM | Link to this
So I guess a witch doctor wasn’t available in A.C.? What’s going on with the Flyers’ medical team? This is a joke.