OG Anunoby injury updates

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Could be a Lisfranc type of injury.

[The KnicksFix]

Thibs defenders, stans and apologists avoiding this like the plague. Who knew playing an injury prone player a career high in minutes could result in a non contact injury. Who could have seen this coming?


Clowns.

I’ve been saying this for months, if not years in this forum, I’ve been beating the drum over and over. Increased minutes causes increased wear and tear on ligaments, tendons, joints and bones. I’m quite literally a doctor for my profession, yet people will say “oh OG didn’t play a lot tonight before the injury happened” but when you look at the totality of minutes he’s played over the season, he’s already worn down those ligaments over time. This is why minutes matter.

[ScienceOfLosing]

Thibs defenders, stans and apologists avoiding this like the plague. Who knew playing an injury prone player a career high in minutes could result in a non contact injury. Who could have seen this coming?


Clowns.

I’ve been saying this for months, if not years in this forum, I’ve been beating the drum over and over. Increased minutes causes increased wear and tear on ligaments, tendons, joints and bones. I’m quite literally a doctor for my profession, yet people will say “oh OG didn’t play a lot tonight before the injury happened” but when you look at the totality of minutes he’s played over the season, he’s already worn down those ligaments over time. This is why minutes matter.

And yet a good amount of people here still defend Tom.
He could and should have used the bench more, develop them for a few minutes here and there, even though it would cost us a game here or there.

Instead, we get longer injuries which end up costing us more wins than developing e.g. Pacom would have. And most of us have been saying this. We all saw OG lumbering around out there a week or so ago. And it affected his shot.

And come playoffs there is a real danger we are toasted before it begins.
Thibs is killing us…slowly.

[shmeakone]

So whats the worst case here - broken toe/foot? Is achilles tear ruled out?

[The KnicksFix]

Thibs defenders, stans and apologists avoiding this like the plague. Who knew playing an injury prone player a career high in minutes could result in a non contact injury. Who could have seen this coming?


Clowns.

I’ve been saying this for months, if not years in this forum, I’ve been beating the drum over and over. Increased minutes causes increased wear and tear on ligaments, tendons, joints and bones. I’m quite literally a doctor for my profession, yet people will say “oh OG didn’t play a lot tonight before the injury happened” but when you look at the totality of minutes he’s played over the season, he’s already worn down those ligaments over time. This is why minutes matter.

And yet a good amount of people here still defend Tom.
He could and should have used the bench more, develop them for a few minutes here and there, even though it would cost us a game here or there.

Instead, we get longer injuries which end up costing us more wins than developing e.g. Pacom would have. And most of us have been saying this. We all saw OG lumbering around out there a week or so ago. And it affected his shot.

And come playoffs there is a real danger we are toasted before it begins.
Thibs is killing us…slowly.

Wouldn’t it be hilarious if PAC somehow gets forced to play now, and develops?

[The KnicksFix]

So whats the worst case here - broken toe/foot? Is achilles tear ruled out?

Worst case, lisfranc tear requiring surgery, just like the injury that kept Chet out
Best case, mild sprain of that lisfranc ligament, get the swelling down, comes back in 3-4 weeks

[shmeakone]

So whats the worst case here - broken toe/foot? Is achilles tear ruled out?

Worst case, lisfranc tear requiring surgery, just like the injury that kept Chet out
Best case, mild sprain of that lisfranc ligament, get the swelling down, comes back in 3-4 weeks

Do we know its to do with the lisfranc ligament for sure?

[The KnicksFix]

So whats the worst case here - broken toe/foot? Is achilles tear ruled out?

Worst case, lisfranc tear requiring surgery, just like the injury that kept Chet out
Best case, mild sprain of that lisfranc ligament, get the swelling down, comes back in 3-4 weeks

Do we know its to do with the lisfranc ligament for sure?

Nah we don’t, but from the way he moved, and view of the injury, and the fact that he was able to walk off, lends more to a foot ligament/ lisfranc rather than the Achilles
From the way he was able to walk off the court, you have to think its a foot injury, because he wouldn’t not be able to really walk had it been the Achilles

Now the severity of the of the lisfranc sprain is what we are waiting on

[Clyde_Style]

Based on the video record, it is patently clear OG Anunoby suffers from a severe case of hypochondria and there is absolutely nothing physically wrong with him.

The primary treatment will require intensive psychotherapy to address this emotional disorder that causes him to believe he is hurt when he is not.

[Clyde_Style]

Here you go Buzz

[ScienceOfLosing]

I’ve been saying this for months, if not years in this forum, I’ve been beating the drum over and over. Increased minutes causes increased wear and tear on ligaments, tendons, joints and bones. I’m quite literally a doctor for my profession, yet people will say “oh OG didn’t play a lot tonight before the injury happened” but when you look at the totality of minutes he’s played over the season, he’s already worn down those ligaments over time. This is why minutes matter.

And yet a good amount of people here still defend Tom.
He could and should have used the bench more, develop them for a few minutes here and there, even though it would cost us a game here or there.

Instead, we get longer injuries which end up costing us more wins than developing e.g. Pacom would have. And most of us have been saying this. We all saw OG lumbering around out there a week or so ago. And it affected his shot.

And come playoffs there is a real danger we are toasted before it begins.
Thibs is killing us…slowly.

Wouldn’t it be hilarious if PAC somehow gets forced to play now, and develops?

Crossed my mind. You got to force stubborn people’s hand like Thibs.
I forget if it was Quickly or Grimes that was getting no PT but then through injury got some and flourished.

[HarthorneWingo]

Buzz in his glory

Sh*t was way too positive around here for too long

I’m beginning to think that I met your nicer twin brother at the Sixers game instead of you.

[HarthorneWingo]

Here you go Buzz

I swear, he’s nothing like this in real life.

[Clyde_Style]

Here you go Buzz

I swear, he’s nothing like this in real life.

Buzz on RealGM is whom we become behind the steering wheel

I'm calm until I'm in the car and cussing at the old people driving below the speed limit and the crackheads weaving in and out of traffic

[RHODEY]

Worst case, lisfranc tear requiring surgery, just like the injury that kept Chet out
Best case, mild sprain of that lisfranc ligament, get the swelling down, comes back in 3-4 weeks

Do we know its to do with the lisfranc ligament for sure?

Nah we don’t, but from the way he moved, and view of the injury, and the fact that he was able to walk off, lends more to a foot ligament/ lisfranc rather than the Achilles
From the way he was able to walk off the court, you have to think its a foot injury, because he wouldn’t not be able to really walk had it been the Achilles

Now the severity of the of the lisfranc sprain is what we are waiting on

According to that dr even if it is in the foot it could be another set of ligaments outside of the listfranc. And I think that would be best case scenario assuming it's a mild sprain.

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This makes you angry? If it makes you feel better OG can be questionable for weeks at a time.

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Sprained foot can be so many differing levels of severity. At least the all star break is coming up (and Mitch hopefully back soon).

Let him sit until March.