REPORT: AD out indefinitely

[Exp0sed]

When he first got the strain there were a bunch of reports coming out that the recovery period was going to be longer than what was initially said. Dallas management basically neglected the reports and put him out there knowing fully well he wasn't completely recovered.

All just to quench the hate Nico is getting.

People should be fired for this.

Anybody who's played with a strain not fully recovered knows how that feels like. You can feel great and healthy but all it takes is one twitch move to re-aggravate it.

Happened to me multiple times playing soccer. That was the hammy though.

Wait did AD have this same injury when he was on the Lakers? Is this why he was out?

yes

[Dennis Reynolds]

When he first got the strain there were a bunch of reports coming out that the recovery period was going to be longer than what was initially said. Dallas management basically neglected the reports and put him out there knowing fully well he wasn't completely recovered.

All just to quench the hate Nico is getting.

People should be fired for this.

Anybody who's played with a strain not fully recovered knows how that feels like. You can feel great and healthy but all it takes is one twitch move to re-aggravate it.

Happened to me multiple times playing soccer. That was the hammy though.

Who reported that and how do we know the report was true? I can tell you that every abdominal injury is tricky and should be treated with caution, doesn't make me an insider.

Looking at what Redick was saying along with the doc whose tweet I posted said about the timeline, it looked like AD suffered a grade 1 ABDOMINAL strain which takes 10 days to recover from at most. He returned 2 weeks after an injury so I have no idea why would anyone think he was rushed back. In his first game back he suffered a different injury, an ADDUCTOR injury.

Since we're making uneducated guesses, going from 2 weeks of very little physical activity to playing 30 minutes and going all out in his 1st game back is what probably caused an injury. Especially when we all know AD is also very prone to picking up small injuries, they don't call him Day to Davis for nothing.

Read on Twitter

Read on Twitter

This is just me guessing we would not have played him until the post ASB break. But him being out 2 weeks without training and then playing all out would also explain it to be honest.

So why make it seem like you have first hand info that the Mavs knew AD wasn't fully healed and rushed him back anyway LMAO?

[Dennis Reynolds]

When he first got the strain there were a bunch of reports coming out that the recovery period was going to be longer than what was initially said. Dallas management basically neglected the reports and put him out there knowing fully well he wasn't completely recovered.

All just to quench the hate Nico is getting.

People should be fired for this.

Anybody who's played with a strain not fully recovered knows how that feels like. You can feel great and healthy but all it takes is one twitch move to re-aggravate it.

Happened to me multiple times playing soccer. That was the hammy though.

Wait did AD have this same injury when he was on the Lakers? Is this why he was out?

yes

No, it was a different injury.

[pistonsbball]

Poor AD. Can't this just be the worse trade of all time without him getting hurt?

[Dan Z]

This quickly turned into an even worse trade for Dallas.

I'm still surprised that they didn't shop Luka around the league to start a bidding war and that they didn't get more from LA. At least get Knecht and every pick you can. I don't care if they didn't let them talk to Luka's age. Get those assets.

Why bother having a bidding war when a team like the Lakers will give you 30% of the value?

This is like a guy having a $10 million dollar mansion and he wants to sell it, and he doesn't put it up on the market just selling it to a random guy for $3 million.

Imagine if you're a stock holder or part owner of the Mavs? I'd be upset that they didnt do their due dilligence before trading Luka.

[Exp0sed]

Wait did AD have this same injury when he was on the Lakers? Is this why he was out?

yes

No, it was a different injury.

stop lol

he magically injures his abductor on the first game after exerting himself like never before with a different abdominal strain?
it's common for related muscle groups to "compensate" etc. if he didn't have the pre-existing injury - he wouldn't have injured his abductor so yes, in essence one could could it the same injury. there's a causal link between the two

[Exp0sed]

yeah, Mavs are missing the play-in now. no fault of Davis personally and he doesn't deserve it but every basketball fan in the world wants the Mavs to implode, they deserve it.

Kings are hosting them tonight and and will basically tie with the Mavs, Warriors are going to be picking up more wins with Jimmy, even PDX whose won like 9 of the last 11 are only a couple of games back and the miserable Suns will still win at a higher win-rate this month. even if they somehow fall to 10th and still be in the play-in, they're not beating OKC after basically not playing together

justice is served

[Tracymcgoaty]

yes

No, it was a different injury.

stop lol

he magically injures his abductor on the first game after exerting himself like never before with a different abdominal strain?
it's common for related muscle groups to "compensate" etc. if he didn't have the pre-existing injury - he wouldn't have injured his abductor so yes, in essence one could could it the same injury. there's a causal link between the two

Is it common for the abductor and abdominal to be related though? When it comes to compensatng?

I fully believe he wasn't recovered from the abdominal btw. Lakers medical staff are notorious for not being transparent with injuries.

If he was a laker he wouldn't have sniffed a game until post asb.

[Exp0sed]

No, it was a different injury.

stop lol

he magically injures his abductor on the first game after exerting himself like never before with a different abdominal strain?
it's common for related muscle groups to "compensate" etc. if he didn't have the pre-existing injury - he wouldn't have injured his abductor so yes, in essence one could could it the same injury. there's a causal link between the two

Is it common for the abductor and abdominal to be related though? When it comes to compensatng?

I fully believe he wasn't recovered from the abdominal btw. Lakers medical staff are notorious for not being transparent with injuries.

If he was a laker he wouldn't have sniffed a game until post asb.

i'm not a doctor but sounds like a hell of a coincidence and I don't believe in coincidences haha

[Ice Man]

If I were a GM looking to win a title, I would move guys who can't stay on the court, not acquire them.

[jehosafats]

Watch on YouTube

[Apz]

If only he had taken his conditioning more serious he wouldnt get hurt like this...according to so called experts

[jmo21]

Read on Twitter

[blueberrysticky]

Read on Twitter

And yet Luka is somehow the one with no work ethic despite leading the entire nba in minutes played last year and playing most summers internationally

[Tracymcgoaty]

Who reported that and how do we know the report was true? I can tell you that every abdominal injury is tricky and should be treated with caution, doesn't make me an insider.

Looking at what Redick was saying along with the doc whose tweet I posted said about the timeline, it looked like AD suffered a grade 1 ABDOMINAL strain which takes 10 days to recover from at most. He returned 2 weeks after an injury so I have no idea why would anyone think he was rushed back. In his first game back he suffered a different injury, an ADDUCTOR injury.

Since we're making uneducated guesses, going from 2 weeks of very little physical activity to playing 30 minutes and going all out in his 1st game back is what probably caused an injury. Especially when we all know AD is also very prone to picking up small injuries, they don't call him Day to Davis for nothing.

Read on Twitter

Read on Twitter

This is just me guessing we would not have played him until the post ASB break. But him being out 2 weeks without training and then playing all out would also explain it to be honest.

So why make it seem like you have first hand info that the Mavs knew AD wasn't fully healed and rushed him back anyway LMAO?

True i should have said this is my belief. However i dont think anybody in here thinks a random dude on a forum has any first hand info about anything. That goes without saying.

[naabzor]

Kyrie gonna have to do a lot of heavy lifting to keep them in a playoff spot

Sent from my SM-S918W using RealGM mobile app

Kyrie will probably leave, he was there to play with Luka.

[SleepingDragon]

No, it was a different injury.

stop lol

he magically injures his abductor on the first game after exerting himself like never before with a different abdominal strain?
it's common for related muscle groups to "compensate" etc. if he didn't have the pre-existing injury - he wouldn't have injured his abductor so yes, in essence one could could it the same injury. there's a causal link between the two

Is it common for the abductor and abdominal to be related though? When it comes to compensatng?

I fully believe he wasn't recovered from the abdominal btw. Lakers medical staff are notorious for not being transparent with injuries.

If he was a laker he wouldn't have sniffed a game until post asb.

Yeah it's connected, Dr. Brian Sutterer gave an explanation.

Watch on YouTube

[sisibilio]

Mark Cuban should've stayed as the Mavericks Owners. Stuff like this would've never went down under his watch. Gotta feel for the Mavericks fan. The NBA may need to step in and force Miriam Adelson to sell the team.

He decided to dismantle the champioship team, and basically shiped Brunson out of Dallas, everybody's got some bodies in the closet.

[Tracymcgoaty]

stop lol

he magically injures his abductor on the first game after exerting himself like never before with a different abdominal strain?
it's common for related muscle groups to "compensate" etc. if he didn't have the pre-existing injury - he wouldn't have injured his abductor so yes, in essence one could could it the same injury. there's a causal link between the two

Is it common for the abductor and abdominal to be related though? When it comes to compensatng?

I fully believe he wasn't recovered from the abdominal btw. Lakers medical staff are notorious for not being transparent with injuries.

If he was a laker he wouldn't have sniffed a game until post asb.

Yeah it's connected, Dr. Brian Sutterer gave an explanation.

Watch on YouTube

https://www.reddit.com/r/Mavericks/comments/1ilwuhj/jeff_scotts_sent_this_out_days_before_the_trade/

Read on Twitter

[nomansland]

This quickly turned into an even worse trade for Dallas.

I'm still surprised that they didn't shop Luka around the league to start a bidding war and that they didn't get more from LA. At least get Knecht and every pick you can. I don't care if they didn't let them talk to Luka's age. Get those assets.

Why bother having a bidding war when a team like the Lakers will give you 30% of the value?

This is like a guy having a $10 million dollar mansion and he wants to sell it, and he doesn't put it up on the market just selling it to a random guy for $3 million.

Imagine if you're a stock holder or part owner of the Mavs? I'd be upset that they didnt do their due dilligence before trading Luka.

The owners were in on the trade. They knew. Some are even wondering if they were the driving force.