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    GM Larry Harris said center Zendon Hamilton might be activated off the injured list for the game tonight.
    The Bucks created a roster spot yesterday when they cut Anthony Goldwire.
  • Zendon Hamilton’s season debut was impressive, as he went for 12 points and six rebounds in 16 minutes off the bench.
    Hamilton’s ability to play center means he could be a contributor for the Bucks. All he has to do is outplay Dan Gadzuric.
  • Zendon Hamilton, who suffered a sprained ankle against the Celtics, is listed as a game-time decision for tonight.
    Hamilton is day-to-day.
  • Yesterday’s departure of Monty Williams could mean Zendon Hamilton’s stay with the 76ers will be an extended one.
    Hamilton scored six points and grabbed eight rebounds in 21 impressive minutes Monday.
  • Zendon Hamilton was sent home yesterday with an infection in his lower left leg.
    Hamilton was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix on Saturday night for tests. The Sixers decided to bring him home to undergo treatment for the next three or four days.
  • Zendon Hamilton will be examined today to see how he has recovered from a left leg infection.
    If doctors give him the OK, Hamilton will join the Sixers tonight in Houston.
  • The 76ers have been in touch with Yakima of the CBA with an interest in signing Zendon Hamilton.
    Philadelphia is hurting in the frontcourt, and Hamilton, 28, leads the CBA in rebounding. Their ability to sign the 6-11 Hamilton, or any other big man, hinges on whether they can clear a spot on their injured list or get an IL exception from the NBA.
  • Zendon Hamilton had loose cartilage removed from his right knee today and is expected to miss six weeks.
    Hamilton was a candidate for a spot on Milwaukee’s bench. He still could be kept and placed on the injured list.
  • Bucks activated forward Zendon Hamilton.
    Hamilton, who missed the first month following knee surgery, can help out at power forward while Joe Smith remains limited by a hip injury.