The league office has decided not to suspend Devin Harris for his flagrant
foul against Blake Griffin Monday night in Los Angeles. The NBA reviews
every "flagrant 2" foul to determine if further action --a fine or
suspension-- is required and the Nets were informed Monday there will be no
such action against Harris, who was ejected.
"It didn’t look too good," Harris said after practice Tuesday in Salt Lake
City, where the Nets play the Jazz Wednesday. "I certainly wasn’t trying to
hurt him. But I am very relieved."
Meanwhile, the Nets hope Terrence Williams will return to action after
missing four game to an abdominal strain. "I feel all right. I feel like I
can play basketball again," TWill said.
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