AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- As Doc Rivers told reporters before Friday's game, Brian Scalabrine is still suffering the effects of a concussion suffered last weekend. "We want him to basically stay in bed, sleep," Rivers said. "He came to the game the other night, didn't feel great with the lighting and all that. So we sent him home. We'll probably get a look at him tomorrow."
Scalabrine won't be available to play until he passes a series of tests, which, as Rivers joked, might be awhile. "I don't know if Scal can pass the tests before the concussion," he said.
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