Power forward Carlos Boozer fractured a bone in his right hand on Oct. 2 and the 9-6 Chicago Bulls have been waiting for him to return to action and show the world his greatness.
It appears that Boozer's return is imminent. The Chicago Tribune reports that Boozer took part in his first contact practice Monday since the incident.
If he doesn't have any undue swelling or pain in the hand, he may be making his Bulls debut Wednesday night against the Orlando Magic, the Tribune reports. "I felt I had a pretty good day of practice," Boozer said, according to the paper. "My hand felt pretty good. There were a couple of times it got hit, which was good to see how that felt. It was a little sore. But my wrist is getting a lot stronger."
He went on to say that he's very excited to return. "We have a very good group of guys," he said, the Tribune reports. "We [went] on a road trip and lost some close games to some championship-level teams. When we get back full force, we should be something to be reckoned with."
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