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Crucial season for Sean May


has a message for everyone fed up with his injuries: He is, too. Sensing his NBA career is approaching a crossroad, the Bobcats' May looks in fine shape. He weighs between 265 and 270 pounds; and while he'll never be svelte, the pudginess is gone. The man who led UNC to the 2005 NCAA championship says he is pain-free from the right knee injury that cost him most of his first three pro seasons. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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