Arenas Wants MRI and Reduced Playing Time

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<span style="font-style: italic">Nov 9</span> - According to a report on TNT's NBA broadcast Thursday night, Gilbert Arenas is thinking about having an MRI exam on the knee and also may consider asking Wizards Coach Eddie Jordan to cut his minutes.</p>

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Arenas made no mention of a possible MRI exam when he spoke with reporters before Thursday night's 87-85 loss at New Jersey. He also said he would continue playing his normal allotment of minutes as long as the knee felt as it did on Thursday evening.</p>

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"Before, I was going hard because I didn't feel any pain so I wasn't icing it like I should have been," Arenas said. "When you don't feel any pain, you think everything is just normal. Now I know what I have to do. I have to keep up my strength exercises, my flexibility exercises, ice and stay off it as much as possible." -- <font color="#000000">Washington Post</font></p></div></div>

 

How will this effect his free agency value? If they diagnose him with a microfracture and he needs surgery teams won't be eager to sign him for big money.</p>

 

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OMFG!!</p>

Figures, Arenas was my first round pick in the fantasy league I'm in...</p>

fawk.</p>

next year I'm picking Kobe and hope the same happens to him </p>

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In that case I hope Kobe is traded.</p>

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