Published 12/18/2007
at NBA.com: News
In the MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL APPEAL, Ronald Tillery writes "when Mike Conley emerged Monday wearing his Grizzlies warm-up gear about 90 minutes before tip-off at least two teammates wondered allowed whether he was about to join them to shoot. 'Nooooooo,' Conley said, smiling. But the rookie point guard's return isn't far off. Conley, out since Nov. 18 with a posterior labral tear in his right shoulder, only needs to be cleared for contact practices -- something that could happen as soon as today.
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