Prosecutors cite alleged curfew violations
I guess the Nets might release him at this point, but that would hurt their chances of signing him if he should be able to play next year. I guess there's no need to release him if you don't have a replacement, though.
Not good.New Jersey Nets forward Eddie Griffin was back in a Houston jail Monday, this time held without bond, after prosecutors said he violated conditions of his bail stemming from a prior assault charge.
A hearing was set for Tuesday over alleged curfew violations by Griffin, who was released by the Rockets earlier this season. State District Judge Mike Anderson revoked his bond at a court hearing Monday.
"He has violated the curfew several times and some violations are more serious than others," Jane Waters, an assistant district attorney for Harris County, told The Associated Press.
I guess the Nets might release him at this point, but that would hurt their chances of signing him if he should be able to play next year. I guess there's no need to release him if you don't have a replacement, though.