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Michael Beasley's Miami Heat debut was cut short when the No. 2 pick in last week's NBA Draft was sidelined by an elbow to the chest just over a half hour into the team's first practice at summer camp. Beasley was not available for comment after today's session at AmericanAirlines Arena.
Coach Erik Spoelstra believed the elbow came from free-agent Anthony Washington, a 6-foot-10, 250-pound center out of Portland State.
"It was a physical practice," said Spoelstra, who was on the floor for the first time as head coach, after taking over for Pat Riley in April. "He probably could have finished. It was a very mild thing."
Beasley Instead, the forward out of Kansas State was taken to the team physician as a precaution.
Spoelstra said even the limited time was beneficial.
"He was very open to coaching, eager to learn our system," he said. "He was very eager to learn what we're doing."
Source: South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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