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Antawn Jamison #4 | Forward | Washington Wizards
Height: 6-9    Weight: 225    Born: June 12, 1976, Shreveport, Louisiana

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Career Stats
YearTeamGMinPPGFGFG%FTFT%3PT3PT%RPGAPGSPGBPGTOPF
2000-01GS8141.424.8789.443373.71360.3008.72.01.40.3196220
2001-02GS8237.019.7614.447323.73468.3246.82.00.90.5161187
2002-03GS8239.322.2691.470375.78965.3117.01.90.90.5177197
2003-04DAL8229.014.8488.535220.74816.4006.30.91.00.481174
2004-05WAS6838.319.6519.437225.76071.3417.62.30.80.2118151
2005-06WAS8240.120.5660.442217.731147.3949.31.91.10.1137189
2006-07WAS7037.819.8512.450226.736138.3648.01.91.10.5104194
2007-08WAS7938.821.4618.436333.760120.33910.21.51.30.4113195
Newsbreakers
October 7, 2008
The Washington Post reports that Antawn Jamison went down clutching his right knee in the first quarter of the Wizards' preseason opener against the Mavericks. The knee appeared to buckle as Jamison closed out to defend Dirk Nowitzki. He rolled around on the court in obvious pain while grabbing the knee and had to be helped off to the lockeroom by teammates and trainer Eric Waters. Jamison was putting no pressure on the right leg as he left the floor. The early official word is that it's a sprained right knee.

Our View:Jamison was re-signed to a big dollar feal this offseason and his absence would certainly hamper the Wizards. He was one of the more productive forwards in fantasy basketball a season ago.
September 27, 2008
The Washington Post reports that Antawn Jamison was pulled from practice after a few drills. He's experiencing some stiffness in his hip. The team is calling it a right hip flexor strain. Antawn said he's going to be fine.

Our View:With Gilbert Arenas down yet again, Antawn will pick up the scoring slack once again. He hit 120 threes last season while averaging 21.4 points and 10.2 rebounds per game.
September 23, 2008
The Wizards have picked up the 2009-2010 option on head coach Eddie Jordan's contract, the Washington Post confirms.

Our View:The Wizards have made four straight trips to the playoffs, but they've lost in the first round in each of the last three campaigns. Despite the early exits, Jordan has done a good job. He can't help the fact that two of his three stars routinely run into notable injuries.

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