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09:21 PM ET 01.31 | Glen Davis could miss the rest of the 2012-13 NBA season after breaking his foot on Wednesday. The injury requires surgery on Friday that will include insertion of a screw into Davis' bone, and the Orlando Magic forward will miss eight to 12 weeks of action. Davis' 15.1 points and 7.6 rebounds per game will be missed for a team already struggling just to stay afloat. Orlando has lost 10 in a row and is looking like a challenger for the top selection in the NBA Draft Lottery. The broken foot also takes Davis off the trading block leading into the trade deadline. "I feel really bad for the guy," shooting guard J.J. Redick told the Orlando Sentinel. "I know he's had high expectations for himself and for this team this season, and he???s had a rough go of it. I feel bad for him."
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and the no 1 pick goes to the orlando magic!!
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if you are featuring Big Baby in your offense and hes getting 15 shots a game....thats not good....not good at all...
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