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    Rookie center Luke Schenscher was claimed off waivers by Sacramento.
    Schenscher was cut by Denver on Tuesday. He’ll compete for a backup job in training camp.
  • Kings waive center Luke Schenscher.
    That means Jamal Sampson has made the team.
  • Bulls signed Luke Schenscher to a second 10-day contract Wednesday.
    Chicago made quite a find with the former Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket. The seven footer hit 5-of-6 shots Tuesday for a career-high 10-point game. With Darius Songaila out for the year and Othella Harrington in a slump, the rookie will have a role off the Bulls bench.
  • Luke Schenscher scored four points in 12 minutes in his Bulls debut last night.
    He signed a 10-day contract and will see some limited minutes at center, for the “centerless” Bulls. He should not have fantasy value.
  • Luke Schenscher was claimed off waivers by CHI on Sunday March 5.
  • Bulls signed Luke Schenscher, whose second 10-day contract expired Saturday, for the final 13 games of the season.
    “Luke’s an interesting player. He’s got size, good hands, a nice touch,” coach Scott Skiles said. “We can use size right now.” At 7'1", 265 pounds, the Georgia Tech product has skills to be a decent backup center in this league.
  • The Bulls waived center Luke Schenscher on Sunday.
    That means little-known guard Andre Barrett has made the team’s final 15-man roster.
  • Luke Schenscher is expected to miss a few days with a sprained ankle.
    He’s on the bubble for making the Bulls’ roster this season, but will have no fantasy value.
  • Luke Schenscher, who missed the past five exhibitions because of an ankle injury, is not a lock to make the Bulls roster.
    The Bulls have until 5 pm Monday to announce their final roster. The George Tech product would just see mop-up minutes behind Ben Wallace anyways. PG Andre Barrett is also competing for the last spot.
  • Blazers signed center Luke Schenscher for the remainder of the season.
    Portland signed the 7-foot-1 Schenscher to a 10-day contract from the development league’s Fort Worth Flyers on March 15, and re-signed him to another 10-day contract March 25. With the Blazers’ frontcourt riddled with injuries, the kid could get some time.