Due to his recuperation from the collapsed lung, G. Wallace is taking the bus back to Charlotte,NC from LA.
at high altitudes there is low air pressure. and even though his lung has re-inflated you don't wanna take an unnecessary risk by flying so soon after the injury. they are just playing it safe.
The free throw margin is going to end up being like a +20 attempts for Chicago when this game's over.
About 1hr and 11 hrs non stop according to Mapquest I-40 from Barstow,CA all the way to the outskirts of Ashville,NC then US highway 74. Atleast he gets to see the country
"A cardiothoracic surgeon determined Wallace could travel, but not fly because of concerns about how his lung would handle the reduced air pressure of airplane cabins." http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5iG2urMogcNAhmCmLA9WZ8Qu8VDxAD964DIVG0 Apparently this cabin isn't pressurized to normal. IDK.
Hopefully it's not by Greyhound. I have nightmares of the normally 3 hrs turned to 4.5/5hr journey from Houston to Dallas and back.
He's got the entire bus to himself and he'll be watching some movies, its a special charter Bus, the Bobcats do have some money.
