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March 3, 1999 | From Associated Press
Two broken wrists will sideline Dallas Maverick small forward Cedric Ceballos for the remainder of the season rather than the six to eight weeks anticipated. Screws were inserted Monday evening to repair the fractures. The 6-foot-8 Ceballos was hurt Thursday in a victory over the Denver Nuggets. Loren Meyer tossed Ceballos to the floor with both hands as the Maverick tried a layup in the final minute of the first quarter.
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April 12, 1997 | SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
And then there was the return of Cedric Ceballos. Hidden somewhere behind the comeback of Shaquille O'Neal was Ceballos coming back, practically sneaking into the Forum unnoticed Friday night in his first game against the Lakers since being traded to Phoenix in the Robert Horry deal of Jan. 10. Actually, he sort of did sneak in, going into the home locker room, and then cutting through a back hallway to get to the Suns' side. Beyond that, he said, this was simply another game.
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March 14, 1997 | CHRIS BAKER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cedric Ceballos looks as good in the Phoenix Suns' purple, orange and black road uniforms as he did in the Lakers' purple and gold. Ceballos, playing in Los Angeles for the first time since he was traded back to the Suns on Jan. 10, had 26 points and 11 rebounds as the Suns handed the Clippers their sixth loss in seven games, 112-96, Thursday night before 7,018 at the Sports Arena. "For some reason, somehow I always stay in purple," said Ceballos, who has averaged 25 points and 10.
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March 14, 1997 | CHRIS BAKER
Cedric Ceballos wore a small bandage above his right eye after getting cut during a pickup basketball game Wednesday. "I went to watch my nephew practice and heard the smell of hardwood and rubber," Ceballos said. "I started with some shooting games to one on one to band-aids." Ceballos, traded from the Lakers to the Suns on Jan. 10, was happy to return to Los Angeles. "It was funny going through the same ritual I did when I used to play for Lakers," he said.
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January 19, 1997 | From Associated Press
The Phoenix Suns got the scoring forward they desperately needed, courtesy of the Lakers. In his fourth game since returning to Phoenix, Cedric Ceballos scored 31 points and the Suns overcame a 13-point halftime deficit to beat the New York Knicks, 105-98, Saturday. Ceballos scored 12 points in the third quarter for the Suns, who beat the Knicks for the seventh consecutive time at home. On Jan.
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January 11, 1997 | MARK HEISLER
Ahoy, Commodore, permission to leave the ship? Cedric Ceballos didn't turn out to be a superstar after all, merely an extended rental. He averaged 22 points his first season, nicknamed himself "Chise"--short for franchise--helped reestablish the Lakers' credibility, then went for a houseboat trip and sailed off the end of his Laker career. Friday he was returned to Phoenix, whence he came. Jerry West taketh, Jerry West returneth for a refund.