He's playing with the Orlando Magic's summer league team.

Oh, how the mighty have fallen

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/local/orl-magic0606jul06,0,4341486.story?coll=orl-sports-headlines


Last week, Orlando drafted shooting guard J.J. Redick with the No. 11 pick. Redick said he had a herniated disk in his back about two weeks ago, but Smith said he expects Redick to play in the five-day summer league. He will sign his rookie contract and take a physical before participating in the games, starting Friday at RDV Sportsplex.

The games, which aren't open to the public, will feature rookies and free agents from the Magic, Miami Heat, Chicago Bulls, New Jersey Nets, Indiana Pacers and Charlotte Bobcats. The Magic roster includes Magic guard Travis Diener, ex-Gator Matt Walsh and eight-year NBA vet Darvin Ham. Meanwhile, Orlando hired Tom Smith, an Atlanta Hawks assistant trainer, as head trainer.

I thought he retired ... oh wait that was JYD, NM.

Good to see he still wants to compete.

I'd rather bring back Ronnie Dupree than Ham, if I had a choice.

Good to see he still wants to compete.

I'd rather bring back Ronnie Dupree than Ham, if I had a choice.

I think I'd rather listen to Ashley Simpson than ever watch them miss easy 10fters in Detroit again.

I rather watch Ashley Simpson than listen to Darvin or Dupree

You rather listen to her than watch them miss jumpers.

Interesting...

I rather watch Ashley Simpson than listen to Darvin or Dupree

You rather listen to her than watch them miss jumpers.

Interesting...

:) Right now I have the best of both worlds-- I don't see or hear any of the above. And for quite a while, I would have rather listened to Darvin than watched Ashley, but plastic surgery has done her well.

The Nets signed Darvin to their training camp roster.

No link, so suck it.

"A HAAAAAM-SLAMWICH!!!!" [smilie=blaha.gif]

http://www.nba.com/nets/news/free_agents0607.html

"Jay-Z's new album free with plan purchase"

Well, that was fast.

http://blogs.nypost.com/sports/nets/archives/2006/10/next_the_knicks.html


As for the injury, Darvin Ham, an NBA pro hoping for a long shot chance, suffered a calf injury that might be bad and went for an MRI.

The Albuquerque Thunderbirds then selected [at #3] 34 year-old Darvin Ham, a veteran of eight NBA seasons and a member of the 2004 championship winning Detroit Pistons.

Not that exciting, but there it is anyway...

Looks like he'll be playing with ex-Piston-wannabe Andreas Glyniadakis.

Would Todd Day be on that team too?

Can anyone tell me what Lindsey Hunter's been up to?

Last I heard, he was traded for some Zak Minor kid.