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Stafford (shoulder) and Johnson (hand/knee) were both hurt in Sunday's win over the Browns and were unable to practice two days later in Detroit's only full practice of the week.
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Unable to practice, he stayed in bed at the Olympic village, receiving fluids from IVs.
"If I lost that license, I'd in effect be unable to practice medicine at all," said Dr. Peter Rasmussen, an oncologist in Salem who is joining the state's lawsuit.
Today the Nets watched films of their lifeless effort against Detroit on Sunday and then saw their best player, Stephon Marbury, walk to the training room, unable to practice because of tendinitis in his left knee.
But after Tuesday's off-day, he was listed as unable to practice and has been seen in a walking boot in recent days.
More bad news: Jeff Woywitka was unable to practice Monday after being struck in the ankle with a shot later in that game and may not be ready to face the Devils on Tuesday in Newark.
Federer said he was unable to practice for about 10 days in February and received medical clearance to begin training five days before the tournament in Dubai began March 3. "They weren't sure I was over it, but now I'm creating antibodies, and this really shows you are over it," he said.
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