<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Orlando Sentinel - Orlando Magic forward Grant Hill isn't expected to play for another week to 10 days, according to Assistant General Manager Otis Smith. "Sometime in the first week of February," Smith said. If that's the timetable for Hill, he might be able to play Wednesday at home against the Los Angeles Clippers or Feb. 3 (at Atlanta) or Feb. 4 (against the Boston Celtics ). He has been out since Jan. 15 rehabbing from sports hernia surgery. Hill had said then that he would be out 7-10 days. Smith said Hill has improved to the point in which he has little pain, if any, in the area. But the Magic want him completely healthy so he does not float in and out of the lineup again. "We want to make sure that when he's back, he's back, and we can get our rotation right," Smith said. When Hill returns this time, Smith said the Magic "will have to decide how to play Grant. We can't bring him back and play him 35 minutes. How and when do we take him out [of a game] and keep him warm?"</div> We are on a tear now, with we will be way better.
I think they are doing the right thing I don't want to see him come back too early and get hurt again we will need him for a playoff push
