<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> Andrei Kirilenko couldn't stand straight. Instead, he leaned to the side ? back spasms obviously taking a toll on the Jazz forward. "I feel like 50-years-old man," the 24-year-old from Russia said. Kirilenko did not play in the second half of Utah's 88-80 win at Milwaukee on Saturday night, succumbing to pain in his lower back. He was treated with muscle relaxants, Jazz trainer Gary Briggs said. Briggs said Kirilenko probably won't be able to practice Monday, but that he should be good to go by the time the Jazz play next ? Tuesday night at Cleveland. Kirilenko was a bit sore prior to Saturday's game, and may have stepped awkwardly during a play late in the opening half to trigger the injury. He finished with five points, more than seven below his average, and six rebounds in 18 minutes.</div> <div align="center">Source</div>
