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    Playing for injured Dwayne Wade, Rafer Alston had 13 points and four assists in 32 minutes Tuesday.
    Alston has benefitted from the extra time on the court, and is expected to be Wade’s primary backup this season.
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    Rafer Alston missed Thursday’s practice with a bruised left big toe.
    He suffered the injury when Spurs forward Kevin Willis stepped on him during the third quarter of Tuesday’s game. Alston is expected to be ready to play tomorrow, but he’ll probably come off the bench with Dwyane Wade back.
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    Rafer Alston has record back-to-back 20-point games for the first time in his career.
    Alston put up 20 last night after going for 23 in his last game. He’ll return to a reserve role when Dwayne Wade returns, but the Heat don’t lose a whole lot when he’s in there.
  • MIA Point Guard
    Rafer Alston has played so well as Miami’s reserve point guard that he may have priced himself out of the Heat’s range this summer.
    ''Somebody’s going to give him something legitimate because they know he’s for real now,’' one Eastern Conference executive said. Alston is averaging 10.1 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 4.5 assists, while keeping his turnovers down and draining threes. He’ll be an exciting draft pick in October if he lands a starting gig somewhere.
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    ESPN.com is reporting that the Raptors will sign Rafer Alston to a six-year, $29 million contract.
    Miami had thought Alston would return as Dwyane Wade’s backup for about $2 million per season. Instead, it seems that he’ll be Toronto’s starting point guard.
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    The Heat might have a better chance of re-signing Rafer Alston after the backup point guard slumped in the postseason.
    The team would like to keep Alston as Dwyane Wade’s backup and will probably do so as long as it doesn’t take more than $2 million per season to make it happen.
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    Rafer Alston is hoping to resume his NBA career.
    Alston spent part of last season playing in China, but left for the U.S. to attend a funeral, at which point the team asked him not to return. The 35-year-old might still have enough left to help a team as a backup point guard, but it’s hard to envision him landing in a situation where he has significant value.
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    ESPN’s Marc Stein reports that Rafer Alston could join the D-League as early as Friday.
    The 35-year-old is hoping to make it back to the NBA, but if he does so, it will likely be as a reserve. Alston last played in the NBA in 2009-10, averaging 8.2 points and 3.4 assists in 52 games for New Jersey and Miami combined.
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    Rafer Alston is expected to join the Los Angeles D-Fenders of the D-League.
    Marc Stein reported about one week ago that Alston could join the D-League, and now it appears the veteran is ready to make the move. Alson last played in the NBA during the 2009-10 season with the Miami Heat and New Jersey Nets, averaging 8.2 points and 3.4 assists.
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    Rafer Alston will attend a Bulls’ minicamp before summer league begins.
    Alston, who last played in the NBA during the 2009-10 season, will attempt to see if there is any way he can revive his career in the league.