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Haywood's timetable unclear


False alarm. Although he watched his teammates take on the Phoenix Suns from the bench decked out in full team warmups and a sweatband Saturday night, Washington Wizards center isn't close to making his return. Haywood, who has missed the entire season while recovering from an October wrist surgery, said via text message Sunday that there is "no chance" he will play at all this week as the Wizards - fresh off an 0-4 Western Conference swing - host a three-game homestand. (Washington Times)

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