Luis Scola RUMORS & NEWS

Arizona Republic "As a young pro in Spain, Luis Scola felt the sting of losing in the league’s championship round. In 2002, his Argentine national team lost a gold medal after blowing an eight-point lead in two minutes of an overtime loss to Serbia. Those moments caused him fleeting basketball pain, like a..." April 05

Arizona Republic "The Luis Scola video tribute began to roll Wednesday night at Toyota Center and Scola began to sway from foot to foot as he watched. Scola was an open book all day that he would be admittedly emotional in his first return as a Suns player to Houston, where he played the previous five..." March 14

Fox Sports Arizona "If the writing were not already on the wall for Luis Scola this offseason, the Houston Rockets confirmed it with a post-NBA Draft phone call: His days as a Rocket were numbered. While Scola was surprised to leave Houston via the amnesty clause instead of a trade, he soon received another..." July 18

Houston Chronicle "Despite their best efforts, Kevin Love and the Timberwolves should have no chance of convincing the NBA it was just a Love tap. Love went Savion Glover on Luis Scola's face. Love might be one of the league's best young players, but the league presumably still frowns on players treating other..." February 05

Houston Chronicle "Long after Monday's game and again after Tuesday's practice, Rockets forward Luis Scola pushed himself through sets of shooting drills, cutting through imaginary screens to take 18-foot jumpers. "I try to do it all the time," Scola said of the extra work. "Sometimes we don't have time. I don't..." February 01

Houston Chronicle "Rockets forward Luis Scola underwent arthroscopic procedure to remove loose bodies in his left knee on Monday. Scola missed five games with the injury suffered March 7 in Sacramento and struggled with it through the rest of the season." April 19

Houston Chronicle "One way or another, Rockets forward Luis Scola plans to play next season. Scola, 30, said his knee injury, the first of his NBA career, has not made him reconsider his plans to play overseas next season if there is an NBA lockout. Scola would have to be able to get out of his contract at the..." March 25

Houston Chronicle "For Luis Scola, who doesn't even like to take off days off, missing so much time while rehabilitating his sore left knee resulted in some rust upon returning. After missing five games, Scola played Sunday, missing four of five shots and scoring just four points, though he had eight rebounds in 20..." March 23

Houston Chronicle "Luis Scola never made it to his pregame warmup. He was headed that direction and went through a few exercises to get his sore left knee ready for the test. Before he could take the first shot in his pregame routine, he headed to the locker room knowing he could not play, ending his streak of 311..." March 09

Houston Chronicle "Forward Luis Scola, who spent seven seasons with Tau Ceramica of the Spanish league before joining the Rockets in 2007, said Friday he would play overseas next season if there is a protracted NBA lockout. "I'll play somewhere next season," Scola said after the Rockets' meeting with NBA Players..." February 05

Houston Chronicle "Though the Rockets spent much of the first two games of their road trip trying to avoid blowouts, forward Luis Scola stood out for keeping them in both. He had 30 points and eight rebounds in Dallas, scoring 10 points in the fourth quarter. He had 23 points and 10 boards in San Antonio, scoring..." January 31