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Shareef Abdur-Rahim	#3 \| Forward \| Sacramento Kings

Height: 6-9 Weight: 245 Born: December 11, 1976, Marietta, Georgia

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December 29, 2006
Shareef Abdur-Rahim is considered probable for Friday's game against the Clippers, according to the Sacramento Bee. He's dealing with the flu.

December 28, 2006
Shareef Abdur-Rahim sat out Wednesday's game against the Sixers due to a bout of the flu, according to the AP. Abdur-Rahim 11.5 points and six rebounds in his second season with the Kings.

February 2, 2006
Shareef Abdur-Rahim will have the wires removed from his broken jaw Wednesday and will be ale to get off of his liquid diet at that point, according to the Sacramento Bee. He's lost 15 pounds since suffering the injury.

January 19, 2006
Shareef Abdur-Rahim was back in uniform for the Kings on Thursday night, making an improbably quick return to action with his broken jaw still wired shut, according to the AP. "I feel good, and I've just got to see what I feel like in a game. There's no way to know in practice until I get out there and get going. I want to help the guys," said Abdur-Raheem.

January 19, 2006
The Sacramento Bee reports that Shareef Abdur-Rahim will return from his broken jaw tonight. However, he likely will play limited minutes, as the Kings determine how well he can contribute with his jaw still wired shut.

January 18, 2006
Kings coach Rick Adelman said Shareef Abdur-Rahim has been cleared to scrimmage "a little," according to the Sacramento Bee. Abdur-Rahim is recovering from a broken jaw and has no return date set.

January 6, 2006
Kings coach Rick Adelman said yesterday he expects Shareef Abdur-Rahim to miss at least six more weeks, though the forward will have his broken jaw re-examined in a week or two, according to the Sacramento Bee. "They're saying he can do some things, like run on the treadmill, and start doing some things fairly soon," Adelman said. "But if you've been around him at all, and talked to him at all, he's had a real difficult time talking, so I don't know how he's going to breathe. ... Right now, I think you've got to look at six weeks at least."

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