Fraser, injured again, flies home
posted by Pete @ LetsGoNova.com5/05/2007 12:28:00 AM
Jason Fraser has suffered yet another season-ending injury, this time in New Zealand.
Fraser sustained a broken finger in his left hand in practice while attempting a "casual slam dunk," said John Davey, CEO of the Waikato (New Zealand) U-Park-It Pistons, Fraser's latest professional team.
The injury comes just as Fraser seemed to emerge with a great game last month.
Fraser flew back to the United States last night and is not expected to return to the U-Park-It squad this season.
According to the Stuff.co.nz report, Fraser, "who hails from New York and played his college basketball for renowned Villanova University in Pennsylvania, averaged just under nine rebounds a game, was inside the league's top 10 of field goal shooters and was scoring an average of 12 points per game."
Fraser sustained a broken finger in his left hand in practice while attempting a "casual slam dunk," said John Davey, CEO of the Waikato (New Zealand) U-Park-It Pistons, Fraser's latest professional team.
The injury comes just as Fraser seemed to emerge with a great game last month.
Fraser flew back to the United States last night and is not expected to return to the U-Park-It squad this season.
According to the Stuff.co.nz report, Fraser, "who hails from New York and played his college basketball for renowned Villanova University in Pennsylvania, averaged just under nine rebounds a game, was inside the league's top 10 of field goal shooters and was scoring an average of 12 points per game."
1 Comments:
Damn!What has this kid done to deserve all these injuries??? He works his tail off, is a great role model, and still ends up getting burned all the time.
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