When he gets the minutes, Wilcox can be a nice player. He's got a nice mix of strength and athleticism, and is a nice defender. Both players are solid ball players, and both on the rise, but I think the Clippers won this trade.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Update: The cast was removed from Maggette's injured left foot Tuesday, and the Clippers said an X-ray revealed significant healing in the ligament he injured almost two months ago, the Associated Press reports. Recommendation: "We will proceed with our intended therapy and rehabilitation program," team physician Dr. Tony Daly said after examining Maggette. "We are optimistic about Corey's status. He will be re-evaluated in two to three weeks, at which time we intend to determine a further course of action." Maggette will undergo aquatic therapy and a rehabilitation program until his next evaluation. His playing shoe has been altered with a full length carbon fiber shank to allow more rigidity, the team said, adding Maggette is not expected to participate in any on-court activities until he is being re-evaluated. Coach Mike Dunleavy said last week he was hopeful Maggette would return by March 1.</div> My bad.
no biggie.But i want to say, i don't think either player is on the rise. I would think they've plateu'd for the moment. Neither has made any significant progress recently-- Both players' ppg has even gone down since last season.
