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  Sunday, February 15, 2004

   Center uncertain for Kings-Celtics on Tuesday 

  Associated Press

  LOS ANGELES -- Sacramento Kings center Brad Miller injured his right
  ankle late in the third quarter of Sunday night's All-Star game.

  Miller had eight points on 4-of-5 shooting  and three rebounds in the
  game. The injury initially was described as a sprain, but X-rays were
  inconclusive.

  The two-time All-Star will be re-evaluated in Sacramento on Monday.

  Miller went down hard  under the East basket shortly before time
  expired in the quarter. He got up slowly and walked to the bench
  unaided, but left the court later.

  "He looked like he was in pain," said Peja Stojakovic, his Sacramento
  teammate.  "I hope  it's not  that bad.  I feel  really bad  for him.
  Hopefully he'll be ready soon. Let's hope it's nothing serious."

  Miller is averaging 15.0 points,  10.8 rebounds,  4.7 assists and 1.3
  blocks for the Kings this season -- all career highs. He was selected
  for his second straight  All-Star game,  his first since  joining the
  Kings in an offseason trade.

  Sacramento, leading the Los Angeles Lakers by six games in the Pacific
  Division, hosts the Boston Celtics on Tuesday night.

  If Miller is out for  an extended period,  the Kings'  NBA-best 37-13
  record could suffer. Miller has been an enormous success in his first
  season in Sacramento, seamlessly fitting into the Kings' passing
  offense.