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This is embarrassing.

To answer your question, yes he is.

This is strangely symbolic

On staff but with a reduced role. I don't think he'll be there after next season. Too many players got hurt and never returned on his watch. Now with the team being more veteran those guys will bring in their own guys from time to time.

did they ever replace the head trainer marco nunez? if not, i dont think any of the trainer's jobs are safe until nunez' replacement decides to keep them or bring in their own personnel.

This is where Bron’s influence on the organization can be hugely influential. I know he’s a unique specimen of a human, built like few etc, but he stays in shape and has had very few injuries.

Hire his crew. Expand it.

Then kick Gunnar into that toilet and flush. Then flush again.

dockingsched wrote:did they ever replace the head trainer marco nunez? if not, i dont think any of the trainer's jobs are safe until nunez' replacement decides to keep them or bring in their own personnel.

Is Judy Seto in charge of that now? Or is "Director of Player Performance" something different?

No wonder all our players get hurt all the **** time. That anterior pelvic tilt on a squat is just asking for hip impingement

Can we get the best medical staff? Who has the best medical staff? Phoenix? Let’s get it done this offseason

Kilroy wrote:

dockingsched wrote:did they ever replace the head trainer marco nunez? if not, i dont think any of the trainer's jobs are safe until nunez' replacement decides to keep them or bring in their own personnel.

Is Judy Seto in charge of that now? Or is "Director of Player Performance" something different?

No same thing, Seto is the boss now

gts1 wrote:

Kilroy wrote:

dockingsched wrote:did they ever replace the head trainer marco nunez? if not, i dont think any of the trainer's jobs are safe until nunez' replacement decides to keep them or bring in their own personnel.

Is Judy Seto in charge of that now? Or is "Director of Player Performance" something different?

No same thing, Seto is the boss now

That's good. LeBron seems to like her too..

https://www.silverscreenandroll.com/2019/5/15/18623007/lakers-judy-seto-kobe-bryant-physical-therapist-medical-staff-news-rumors-analysis

gts1 wrote:

Kilroy wrote:

dockingsched wrote:did they ever replace the head trainer marco nunez? if not, i dont think any of the trainer's jobs are safe until nunez' replacement decides to keep them or bring in their own personnel.

Is Judy Seto in charge of that now? Or is "Director of Player Performance" something different?

No same thing, Seto is the boss now

There’s no way that Seto’s job is the equivalent of head trainer. Seto has got to be WAY higher than simply a head trainer.

dockingsched wrote:

gts1 wrote:

Kilroy wrote:
Is Judy Seto in charge of that now? Or is "Director of Player Performance" something different?

No same thing, Seto is the boss now

There’s no way that Seto’s job is the equivalent of head trainer. Seto has got to be WAY higher than simply a head trainer.

That's why the call her the Director of Player Performance... in the end no matter what they call it it's same thing... she's the boss

just another friend of a friend that was hired rather than actually being qualified

Our medical staff has downright sucked for years. i think many people have been saying it, we should poach Phoenix's staff (like all of them miracle workers).

Judy Seto won't be the only one in charge. They have to hire a trainer and new medical staff. I'm hoping they use their resources to hire McKechnie. That was a Reddit rumor, we'll see if it comes to fruition.

Rox_Nix_Nox wrote:just another friend of a friend that was hired rather than actually being qualified

She worked for the Lakers before, first Kobe then the Lakers themselves as the head physical therapist from 2011-16 and she's highly qualified, well respected in the industry as one of the finest sports therapists around

So glad Seto is back