Heat Delaying On Re-Signing Shandon Anderson

KG-MVP21 · 10-08-2006, 07:38 AM

Miami Herald - Miami, which was ready to re-sign swingman Shandon Anderson two weeks ago, has delayed that -- at least for the moment -- while he recovers from a wrist injury that recently surfaced. Anderson's agent, Dan Fegan, said Saturday the injury will require only rest and rehabilitation -- not surgery.

Heat coach Pat Riley suggested he's still interested in re-signing Anderson when he's healthy, which the coach estimated could take four to six weeks.

Fegan said he's not completely sure the Heat will re-sign Anderson, ``but I would like to think it's the case. It will be up to Pat.''

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KG-MVP21 All Star Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Catalonia Posts: 2,503	Miami Herald - Miami, which was ready to re-sign swingman Shandon Anderson two weeks ago, has delayed that -- at least for the moment -- while he recovers from a wrist injury that recently surfaced. Anderson's agent, Dan Fegan, said Saturday the injury will require only rest and rehabilitation -- not surgery. Heat coach Pat Riley suggested he's still interested in re-signing Anderson when he's healthy, which the coach estimated could take four to six weeks. Fegan said he's not completely sure the Heat will re-sign Anderson, ``but I would like to think it's the case. It will be up to Pat.''