The Bobcats waived Jeff McInnis on Friday, a move intended to make Raymond Felton the full-time point guard, according to an Assoicated Press Report.

McInnis started 26 of the 54 games he played this season, averaging 4.5 points and 4.1 assists. Coach Sam Vincent had been using McInnis and Felton together for much of the season in a small backcourt.

The Charlotte Bobcats are in unchartered territory regarding the four concussions Gerald Wallace has suffered so they are seeking help from the NFL's Carolina Panthers, according to the Associated Press.

"I'm not saying we're behind the ball because this is very new to basketball," Bobcats' trainer Joe Sharpe told the AP. "How many players in basketball are disqualified from concussions? Most of the literature out there right now is on football players."

Some Bobcats are worried about more than just Gerald's ability to play the game of basketball.

"I hope it works out for him, but that's a life or death thing," guard Raymond Felton said. "You start thinking about your life or your career. I hope it doesn't come down to that because we need Gerald."

Charlotte's Gerald Wallace has been suffering from post-concussion symptoms since he was knocked unconscious during a game on Friday, according to the Associated Press.

In addition to drowsiness and headaches since the incident, he has had soreness in his neck and jaw.

It's unclear as to when he'll be able to play again.

Primoz Brezec, who spent time with the Bobcats and Pistons before landing in Toronto last Thursday, didn't have too many kind words for Charlotte head coach Sam Vincent, according to the Charlotte Observer.

"Sam Vincent, he changed it up," Brezec told Toronto's Globe and Mail newspaper. "He wanted to go more run-and-gun. I have no problem with that, I can run three days in a row. But I think I set a record in the NBA; out of 50 games (actually 18) I started, I didn?t get the ball, I didn?t get a shot off."

"So I was like, ?You know what, Sam? You don?t need me, you don?t like me and I don?t like you, so get me out of here.? And see how they?re doing this year?," Brezec added.

The Bobcats will be without Gerald Wallace for the next two weeks after he suffered his fourth concussion in the last four seasons Friday night against Sacramento, the Associated Press is reporting.

"I think everybody, coaching staff, organization, wants to be cautious about getting him back," Coach Sam Vincent said. "We want to make sure there's no danger to his health. We're going to give him the time, let him get examined, follow the process to make sure he's OK when he's ready to play."

Bobcats' guard Gerald Wallace was taken from the court and hospitalized after catching a Mikki Moore elbow, knocking Wallace unconscious.

Wallace was diagnosed with a concussion and suffered some amnesia but has since been released from hospital.

The Bobcats will be without Gerald Wallace on Wednesday night when they take on the Hawks, according to the Associated Press.

His strained right foot is healing, but he will still sit for the fifth time in the team's last six contests. With the all-star break on the way, it will allow the team's leading scorer to have a full week of rest.

The Charlotte Bobcats have recalled rookie forward Jermareo Davidson from their NBA Development League affiliate the Sioux Falls Skyforce.  Davidson is expected to rejoin the team tonight at 7 p.m. when the Bobcats host New Jersey at Charlotte Bobcats Arena.
 
The 6-10, 230-pound forward appeared in six Skyforce games with averages of 18.0 points, 9.8 rebounds, 1.3 steals, and 1.0 blocks in 31.5 minutes. He also connected on .478 from the field and .733 from the free throw line.

Charlotte forward Gerald Wallace has a strained right foot that will keep him on the bench for one week.

"I think right now about a week; we want to be more cautious," Bobcats' Coach Sam Vincent told the Charlotte Observer of Wallace's injury. "Gerald is a warrior. If he can play, we know he will."

Wallace was wearing a protective boot at the arena on Saturday, and Jared Dudley will start for the team in his absence.