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| Height: 6-10 Weight: 235 Born: April 17, 1973, Demopolis, Alabama |
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| December 19, 2007 Timberwolves center Theo Ratliff had arthroscopic knee surgery on Tuesday, and is expected to miss at least six weeks. |
| December 13, 2007 Theo Ratliff already has been out for a month with a sore knee, and he's going to miss some more action. Ratliff is slated to undergo exploratory surgery on the joint on Tuesday, according to the AP. A timetable for his return won't be set until after the procedure is completed. |
| December 1, 2007 Theo Ratliff began doing some light shooting on Friday. "There's no timetable," he told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. "I'm going to take it day by day and continue to progress with the right attitude and the right prayers and make this thing possible. I'm able to shoot a bit and jump a bit, so that's encouraging." He's hoping to avoid surgery on his ailing knee but won't be back in game action until the joint is up for the effort. |
| November 17, 2007 Theo Ratliff missed Saturday's game with a sore knee, the AP reports. The club is still waiting on MRI results; it is not clear yet how much time Ratliff may miss. Antione Walker (10 points, seven rebounds) started in Ratliff's place against the Hornets. |
| November 7, 2007 Wolves center Theo Ratliff did not play on Tuesday due to flu-like symptoms, the AP reported. Ratliff got sick on Monday but went through walk-through on Tuesday before getting sick again before game time. |
| November 7, 2007 Theo Ratliff missed Tuesday's game with the flu, the AP reports. |
| July 18, 2007 When reached yesterday in Nairobi, where he is doing charitable work with current and former players assembled by the NBA Players Association, Theo Ratliff said he feels "as strong as ever" and "confident" as he continues to rehab from back surgery. Ratliff said he expects to play next season, though he's not sure it will be in Boston. "I feel great," he said. "I've been working out, working with a personal trainer, working out hard four or five times a week. I've been able to play a little bit. It was unfortunate I couldn't do things last year. I'm looking forward to next season. Of course, I will be able to participate in training camp." |
| January 5, 2007 Theo Ratliff will have back surgery that will undoubtedly sideline him for the rest of the year, according to ESPN.com. "It's just something that has to be done," he said. "I'm getting the same symptoms going down my legs. It hasn't stopped. The pain was slight when I first [hurt] it, but it got pretty bad when it came back the second time," he said. "But I want to get it over with, because I'm walking around with the same symptoms." Ratliff has played in just two games with the Celtics this year. |