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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#101 » by skones » Wed Apr 10, 2024 2:52 am

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steger_3434 wrote:So docs concern is high and jez concern seems low. No idea what to think.


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FWIW, I walked on mine when I did it, but more a peg leg situation. You don't push over your toes, your brain tells you to, and instead you don't have any push there, so you roll your toes instead. It looks to me like Giannis does that going into the locker room. Do we have video of him leaving?

The true silver lining in his going down is that he never focused at the back of the leg.

The bad, how often do we see non contact injuries that turn out to be super minor in the NBA? The conclusion usually ain't cramps.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#102 » by skones » Wed Apr 10, 2024 2:53 am

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MikeIsGood wrote:Guessing no one wants to hear me interject that my buddy had "that injury" and walked around on it with barely a limp for about two weeks before he had surgery.

I didn't even see what happened. I just think we gotta actually wait and hear.


If it was an Achilles', Shams would have made the "Bucks officials fear..." tweet by now.


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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#103 » by RogerMurdock » Wed Apr 10, 2024 2:57 am

Matches Malone wrote: but don't most injuries that need imagining


We're all imagining all sorts of injuries right now.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#104 » by Ryan5UW » Wed Apr 10, 2024 3:05 am

ESPN saying right now this is one of the things Dame dealt with last year.

ETA: “this” = soleus
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#105 » by Reddeye » Wed Apr 10, 2024 3:07 am

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Post#106 » by skones » Wed Apr 10, 2024 3:16 am

The best example of hunky dory when it comes to something like this was Marcus Smart in 21, or that's the one that comes to mind. Full on visible pop and it kept him out a month and 10 days.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#107 » by MartyConlonOnTheRun » Wed Apr 10, 2024 3:27 am

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No offense but any doctor who thinks he can correctly diagnose someone to the extent of strain over cramp based on a 2 second video seem irreputable to me.
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Post#108 » by Profound23 » Wed Apr 10, 2024 3:48 am

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No offense but any doctor who thinks he can correctly diagnose someone to the extent of strain over cramp based on a 2 second video seem irreputable to me.


Could be that mixed with the recent hamstring/Achilles injuries. The doctor is taking it all into account and giving his best hypothesis.

He can have 10 days off if it's needed. Just need our big three healthy please.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#109 » by Jez2983 » Wed Apr 10, 2024 4:02 am

steger_3434 wrote:So docs concern is high and jez concern seems low. No idea what to think.


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I'm currently sitting at my computer eating a sandwich. And I haven't watched it, let alone looked at it in front of me. Generally walking off is a good sign, but a good sign is not a diagnosis. Even if he wasn't on crutches that's another good sign.
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Post#110 » by humanrefutation » Wed Apr 10, 2024 4:04 am

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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#111 » by Jez2983 » Wed Apr 10, 2024 4:06 am

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No offense but any doctor who thinks he can correctly diagnose someone to the extent of strain over cramp based on a 2 second video seem irreputable to me.


He's not diagnosing though, he's just saying what he expects it to be. I would agree with what he's said, off the basis of the information I have available, which is this video. Physical testing, talking to Giannis, getting an MRI are all additional pieces of information which allow a better targeting of the specific diagnosis.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#112 » by HKPackFan » Wed Apr 10, 2024 5:31 am

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#1 Beas benched!!!
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#3 bucks end losing streak.
#4 bucks by tonight's win, avoid the playin even if they lose the rest of the regular season games.
#5 bucks can still play up to the competition not just play down.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#113 » by wco81 » Wed Apr 10, 2024 6:04 am

The usual reaction to an Achilles tear is a player thinking he was kicked in the lower leg from behind.

When Kobe tore his, he asked Klay Thompson if he kicked him. Klay was around but hadn’t made contact with Kobe on the play.

When KD got a calf strain in the first round of the playoffs, he did a baseline jumper from the right side and turned around and looked behind him. There was nobody there.

He didn’t try to play until the Finals, like Game 4 or over a month out. He didn’t even last 10-15 minutes in that game before he tore it for good.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#114 » by RiotPunch » Wed Apr 10, 2024 6:15 am

I don't know ****, but he wasn't pinching his achilles tendon like Durant was, this was higher up. Soleus seems accurate based on where he was checking himself out.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#115 » by RiotPunch » Wed Apr 10, 2024 6:21 am

tonyreyes123 wrote:Dame still sucks

Talk to me in Maypril.
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Post#116 » by Fotis St » Wed Apr 10, 2024 6:26 am

2nd year Giannis gets injured late cause he carries Khris weight throughtout the season.

All this Dame talk here is so mainstream.
Khris health is the problem, his athleticism is horrible, by the time he is available, others gets injured and the team loses its chemistry with his comeback.

Anyway there is no point to get into deep talks. I am just surprised Khris gets a free ticket for not taking care of his body while on a 30+ mil contract. At least Dame is available and tries to fit in.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#117 » by old skool » Wed Apr 10, 2024 8:15 am

Giannis' injury looked horrible. Slowly jogging and he falls to the floor like a sack of potatoes. Grabs his ankle (high) or calf. Tries to get up, but eases back to the floor, lying on his back. Waits for help to get up - Lopez and Thanasis carry him off the floor, struggling to support him.

The only encouragement was that 30 seconds or so after the fall, he began heading back to the locker room under his own power, albeit with a pronounced limp. Thanasis did not even consider staying on the bench, following Giannis all the way.

I took it as a positive sign that Thanasis returned to the bench in time for a few seconds of playing time at the end of the game.

I appreciate everyone's intentions, but the undying need for instant analysis by fans is brutal. The only analysis that matters is what we will hear tomorrow.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#118 » by RogerMurdock » Wed Apr 10, 2024 11:06 am

Fotis St wrote:2nd year Giannis gets injured late cause he carries Khris weight throughtout the season.

All this Dame talk here is so mainstream.
Khris health is the problem, his athleticism is horrible, by the time he is available, others gets injured and the team loses its chemistry with his comeback.

Anyway there is no point to get into deep talks. I am just surprised Khris gets a free ticket for not taking care of his body while on a 30+ mil contract. At least Dame is available and tries to fit in.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#119 » by ShootingtheJ » Wed Apr 10, 2024 11:13 am

Doc made the right call moving on from Crowder and Gallinari. Now he needs to do the same with Beasley. Beas makes the 2nd unit worse, And Green is clearly better.

All the Bucks defended well last night except Beas, who was a turnstile.
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Re: PG Celtics - Win 

Post#120 » by JayMKE » Wed Apr 10, 2024 11:13 am

Way too many arm chair diagnoses

I remember when KD tore his achilles you could literally see it snap
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