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» Thursday, February 21 2013 |
![]() Sam Amick: Orlando sends JJ Redick, Gustavo Ayon, and Ish Smith to Milwaukee for Doron Lamb, Beno Udrih and Tobias Harris, I'm told. Twitter @sam_amick |
» Wednesday, October 24 2012 |
![]() Ish Smith made the trip to Memphis and is close to returning from offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder. “I’m not 100 percent, but I’m close,” he said. “I’m very, very close.” Orlando Sentinel |
» Friday, September 21 2012 |
![]() John Denton: #Magic players Al Harrington (knee) Moe Harkless (sports hernia) and Ish Smith (shoulder) expected to miss training camp following surgeries Twitter John Denton: #Magic Harrington, Harkless and Ish back on court doing BB-related drills. Ish and Moe expected back by mid-November. Al -- as he responds. Twitter John Denton: #Magic Rob Hennigan:"We were comfortable with the information we had and our medical staff assured us that these injuries were short term." Twitter |
» Wednesday, August 15 2012 |
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The Orlando Magic have re-signed free agent guard Ish Smith, General Manager Rob Hennigan announced today. Per team policy, terms of the deal are not disclosed. NBA.com |
» Monday, August 6 2012 |
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Steve Kyler: So Magic point guard update... Magic trying to get non-guarntee guards to come to camp... have Nelson Duhon and Ish Smith looking for 4th Twitter |
» Saturday, August 4 2012 |
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The team currently has 13 players on its roster, including Howard and unsigned second-round draft pickKyle O'Quinn. Nelson and Chris Duhon are the only point guards, and the Magic definitely will enter the season with a third point guard. The team could bring back Ish Smith to compete with Duhon for the job as Nelson's backup. Orlando Sentinel |
» Friday, July 13 2012 |
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Jonathan Feigen: Couple summer league updates: Jai Lucas, Jerai Grant did not make team. Jon Leuer practiced, not playing; Ish Smith out w shoulder injury. Twitter |
» Sunday, July 8 2012 |
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Evan Dunlap: Smith and Liggins will compete on the Magic's summer squad. Could sign w/ ORL or elsewhere depending on how they perform. Twitter |
» Monday, April 16 2012 |
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Stan Van Gundy made a surprising change to his rotation in Sunday night’s 100-84 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers, electing to use Chris Duhon instead of Ish Smith as the backup to Jameer Nelson. The move caught many Magic fans off guard. Smith has become something of a cult hero in Central Florida. Many fans think he creates better for teammates and handles the basketball better. There’s no question he plays at a faster pace than Duhon. I asked Van Gundy why he made the switch after the game. “I loved the way that Ish had played,” Van Gundy said. “He still may play a role here. When we’re struggling, I wanted to go back to veteran guys. I think Ish penetrates the ball very well — maybe better than Chris right now — but I think we get better organization on the floor with Chris, which helps the other guys play well.” Orlando Sentinel |
» Thursday, February 2 2012 |
![]() Smith, 23, signed with the Magic on Thursday as a free agent and is expected to provide immediate help at point guard. Coach Stan Van Gundy said Smith will "definitely" play Friday night against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Smith is by no means ready, but Van Gundy has little choice. Orlando Sentinel Starting point guard Jameer Nelson will miss the game against the Cavs because of concussion symptoms. Nelson is not expected to play until Monday at the earliest. The Magic released veteran combo guard Larry Hughes after Wednesday night's win against the Washington Wizards to make room for Smith, a true guard. Orlando Sentinel ![]() Marc J. Spears: Just acquired LA D-Fenders point guard Ish Smith is expected to be called up by the Orlando Magic on Thursday, source tells Y! Sports. Twitter |
» Monday, January 30 2012 |
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Point guards Ish Smith and Devan Downey have signed D-League contracts as they look to further their basketball careers, according to a league source. Smith will find a team when he clears waivers on Tuesday while Downey, a former SEC scoring champion, cleared waivers on Friday along with NBA veteran Rafer Alston. Ridiculous Upside Point guards Ish Smith and Devan Downey have signed D-League contracts as they look to further their basketball careers, according to a league source. Smith will find a team when he clears waivers on Tuesday while Downey, a former SEC scoring champion, cleared waivers on Friday along with NBA veteran Rafer Alston. It's a surprising move for Smith to sign with the D-League considering just one month ago he was starting for the Golden State Warriors as an injury replacement for Stephen Curry, but it shows he wants to get back to the NBA as quick as possible -- and the D-League is likely going to be his quickest route. Ridiculous Upside |
» Friday, January 13 2012 |
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The Warriors created room on their roster while they search for a big man to replace injured Kwame Brown by waiving backup guard Ish Smith Friday afternoon. Smith, 23, appeared in six games (one start) with the Warriors, averaging 5.4 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 12.6 minutes. Contra Costa Times The Warriors will likely cut reserve point guard Ish Smith and sign one of the forgotten big men on the market. Alexis Ajinca and Hilton Armstrong are playing in France, Dan Gadzuric last played in China, and the Warriors flirted with signing Ukrainian Kyrylo Fesenko last month. D.J. Mbenga, Joel Przybilla, Theo Ratliff and Etan Thomas are experienced options. San Francisco Chronicle Golden State previously had an agreement with free agent center Kyrylo Fesenko, formerly of Utah. But after he worked out with the team, the Warriors decided to pass. One team source said Golden State would not take another look at Fesenko. Whoever the Warriors add will likely mean the departure of point guard Ish Smith. Golden State is currently at the maximum of 15 players, which means the team would need to waive someone to create a roster spot. Contra Costa Times |
» Sunday, January 1 2012 |
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Byrnes: What overpass did you guys find Ish Smith under? Riley: (Laughs). That's a long story. ... We track a lot of players, just like they do in baseball. ... We watched Ish back when he was at Wake Forest. He had the one ingredient - quickness - that was really intriguing. He had a cup of coffee with a couple teams, and we felt that there was some maturation taking place. And I don't mean mental maturity; I mean maturity in his game. So we felt like it was a good risk, and one that we wanted to take. We wanted to see what he could do, and we told him when we got him, "We're gonna give you a chance here." San Francisco Chronicle |
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