Bobcats' leading scorer Gerald Wallace has been cleared to play in Tuesday's game at Miami after sitting out Charlotte's loss to Boston with a strained right calf.

Wallace, averaging 18.7 points per game, practiced without limitations Monday and traveled with the team to Miami.

Tests on injured Bobcats' forward Gerald Wallace and center Ryan Hollins were negative, but the two did not play Saturday night against the Boston Celtics.

Wallace and Hollins each had MRI's a day after sustaining injuries in a loss to the Orlando Magic.

Ray Allen made a 3-pointer at the buzzer after Eddie House knocked away Jason Richardson's inbounds pass with 4.7 seconds left to give the Boston Celtics a 96-95 win over the Charlotte Bobcats on Saturday night.

Allen had missed 11 of his previous 14 shots in a flat performance for the Celtics yet hit nothing but net on the jumper from the left wing, setting off a wild celebration for the Celtics, who won their third straight game and improved to 11-1.

Paul Pierce scored 23 points, and Kevin Garnett had 23 points and 11 rebounds for the Celtics, who had gone more than 3 minutes without scoring until Allen's bucket.

Charlotte Bobcats' forward Gerald Wallace left Friday's game against the Orlando Magic due to a strained right calf.

Wallace, who came into the game averaging a team-leading 20 points per game, scored four in only 12 minutes of action Friday.

Center Ryan Hollins also departed with a left shoulder strain. Hollins is due for an MRI on Saturday.

"I was going to the basket to make that layup, and I kind of felt my knee pop," said Wallace, who will have an MRI Saturday. "I don't know if that was it, but who knows."

Bobcats' forward Gerald Wallace left Wednesday's game against the Wizards with 38 seconds left in the second quarter after hitting his head on the backboard and landing awkwardly.

Charlotte center Primoz Brezec is questionable for Monday's game against Portland because he needed four stitches near his left eye after colliding with an assistant coach in practice.

The 7-foot-1 Brezec and Paul Mokeski bumped heads while working on a drill Sunday, the team said. His eye was nearly swollen shut during Monday's shootaround.

The Atlanta Hawks might have won the game against the Charlotte Bobcats Wednesday night, but they lost two starters.

Josh Smith, who had 15 points and five blocks, strained his left quad early in the third quarter and did not return. The Hawks also lost rookie point guard Acie Law with a left ankle sprain with 6:47 left in the third period. He had two points and six assists. Both did not return.

"We have to evaluate them overnight and see where we are. We have to mix and match right now until we see what our injuries are. I won't know that until tomorrow," Atlanta Coach Mike Woodson said.

"We'll have an MRI tomorrow morning. I don't think it's really that bad," said Smith. "I don't take that long to heal."

Michael Jordan is setting a record with his divorce as he prepares to pay his former wife an unprecedented settlement of more than $168 million.

Last December, when Jordan, 44, and his wife Juanita, 48, split up, the athlete balked at signing the settlement. Insiders claim that negotiations have added $41 million to the final deal.

The final severance package for Juanita Jordan, which includes the couple?s seven-acre estate in Chicago and custody of their three children, is expected to be agreed before the first anniversary of their last row ? which was said to be about money.

The settlement eclipses the most expensive celebrity divorce on public record, in which Neil Diamond paid his ex-wife Marcia Murphey $154 million. After licking his wounds, the singer, who had married the television production assistant before he became famous, won plaudits for his chivalrous verdict. ?She?s worth every penny,? he said.

Houston Rockets' center Yao Ming and guard Tracy McGrady have been called one of the NBA's best scoring tandems. The Charlotte Bobcats won't dispute that.

McGrady and Yao led the Rockets back from a seven-point deficit in the fourth quarter to an 85-82 win on Sunday night.

Yao scored a season-high 34 points, including a pair of free throws with 20.4 seconds left to put Houston in the lead, and McGrady had 12 of his 26 points in the final period as the Rockets won their third straight game.

"I don't think there's a better 1-2 combination ... they might be the best combination since MJ [Michael Jordan] and [Scottie] Pippen," Bobcats' forward Gerald Wallace said.

Charlotte Bobcats' forward Adam Morrison underwent surgery Saturday to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.

Morrison suffered the season-ending injury in an exhibition game on Oct. 20. The team said the surgery, performed by team physician Dr. Glenn Perry, was successful.

Morrison will remain hospitalized until Monday, when he'll begin several months of rehabilitation. Morrison is expected to be healthy in time for the start of training camp next fall.