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» Thursday, November 1 2012

Injured Detroit Pistons forward Corey Maggette is showing progress as he rehabilitates a strained calf muscle that caused him to miss the final three games of the preseason as well as Wednesday night's season opener against the Houston Rockets. But when he returns is still a bit of a mystery. He hopes to be back in the lineup during the Pistons six-game road trip that begins Friday night in Phoenix. Nothing, however, is certain. "I'm not going to say," Maggette said after practice Thursday. "I don't know if I'm going to play on the trip. Hopefully, I will. "Like I said, one day at a time." Booth Newspapers

"It's doing better," said Maggette, 32. "Each day there's improvement. No setbacks. That's a positive thing. "The last two days I've been moving around more. Today I shot. I was getting a little more elevation to my shot." Coach Lawrence Frank would only say that Maggette is day to day and he doesn't know when he'll play if at all on the nine-day road trip. "He hasn't practiced," Frank said. "He's coming along." Booth Newspapers

 

» Sunday, October 21 2012

But with 10 days and two exhibition games before the regular-season opener against the Rockets at the Palace, Maggette said he will be patient and isn't worried about missing the rest of the exhibition season. "I'm just being patient with it, listen to what Arnie says and go from there," Maggette said before Saturday night's game at the Palace against the Charlotte Bobcats -- their sixth exhibition. "I'm not rushing to get back for the preseason. At the end of the day, it's more important to be ready for the regular season. That's what really counts. This is an opportunity for (coach Lawrence Frank) to assess the players. For me, it's just trying to be healthy. That's No. 1." Detroit Free Press

 

» Monday, September 17 2012

Even though the small forward position is crowded with Tayshaun Prince and Corey Maggette, it'll be hard to keep Singler on the bench because of his ability to hit threes and his basketball IQ. "He makes us more athletic," Pistons big man Greg Monroe said. "He's a smart player." Singler said: "I'm here getting to know my teammates." Detroit Free Press

 

» Thursday, August 30 2012

 

» Sunday, August 19 2012

 

» Wednesday, June 27 2012

 

» Tuesday, June 26 2012

David Aldridge: Pistons clear almost $15M from their 13-14 payroll with deal. Gordon due $26.6M next 2 yrs; Maggette has expiring deal at $10.9M for 12-13. Twitter

 

» Wednesday, April 25 2012

 

» Thursday, April 12 2012

The Bobcats have the option to waive one player and no longer count his salary against their cap or a potential luxury-tax bill. Maggette makes about $10.9 million next season, the last on his contract. So the Bobcats could drop considerably under the cap by using the amnesty clause on Maggette. I should think there are four potential candidates should the Bobcats go the amnesty route: Maggette, Gana Diop (nearly $7.4 million next season), Matt Carroll ($3.5 million next season) or Tyrus Thomas (nearly $26 million over the next three seasons). If they’re reluctant to give up on Thomas, then waiving Maggette would produce the most cap space. Charlotte Observer

 

» Monday, March 12 2012

 

» Tuesday, February 28 2012

As if the Charlotte Bobcats could afford any additional injury woes, there was fear over the All-Star break that small forward Corey Maggette might have a torn meniscus that would have ended his season. "Just a God-send he didn't have a torn meniscus," coach Paul Silas told the Observer on Monday night. "That's what I (initially) heard." The diagnosis proved to be less dire; Maggette has inflammation and swelling in his right knee, and sat out practice Monday. He said he hopes to practice Tuesday, and if that goes all right, Maggette will try to play Wednesday against the Detroit Pistons in Auburn Hills, Mich. Charlotte Observer

 

» Thursday, January 5 2012

 

» Sunday, November 27 2011

The program, which includes both intensive training sessions and 5-on-5 games, will be aimed at getting guys playing pro level ball with pro level trainers while they wait for the ratification of the new deal. Chauncey Billups and Kevin Garnett will almost certainly be there, while other Impact alumni like Tayshaun Prince, Baron Davis, and Corey Maggette may also show up, but regardless of speculation, we can expect a lot of NBA guys to make the trip. HoopsWorld

 

» Tuesday, November 1 2011

Former Los Angeles Clipper Corey Maggette has become at least the second NBA player to buy a home in the Orange County hills overlooking the Newport Beach coastline. Public records show that the 6-foot-6 Maggette, 31, paid $3 million for a five-bedroom, 5 1/2-bathroom home with a canyon view near the top of Newport Coast. Orange County Register

 

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