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Ballerhogger wrote:doubtful for game 7 as well . Whelp looks the warriors may have lucked out see if Gordon can conintue because he’s been mvp so far
picc wrote:XcalibuR wrote:picc wrote:GS has done a remarkable amount of choking in the last couple games. Criticism on their lack of end of game chops and being frontrunners (especially Steph) would be a lot less dumb than accusing them of being lucky when they'd already be in the finals if not for Iggy's injury.
They might not be in the wcf if the Spurs were healthy. They are tremedously lucky that a HOF player is injured for their first elimination game.
Once again my point is proven with this statement.
Warrior injuries are totally irrelevant, purely because of salt/hate. People have lost any and all ability to think fairly or rationally about them. Like, ALL of it.
Sedale Threatt wrote:Ballerhogger wrote:doubtful for game 7 as well . Whelp looks the warriors may have lucked out see if Gordon can conintue because he’s been mvp so far
Is that official? Either way, I read somewhere that the absolute best case, pie-in-the-sky scenario for a hamstring injury is two or three days. In most cases you're going to need at least a week or two at minimum to be ready to play again. Sucks when injuries impact a season, but here we are.
Hello Brooklyn wrote:I'm no Rockets fan, but its impossible not to feel bad for Chris Paul. This guy worked so hard all years all to see it come crashing down.
Rockets could still win without him, but it will be very hard to do.
fishnc wrote:If I had a gun with two bullets and I was in a room with Hitler, Bin Laden, and LeBron, I would shoot LeBron twice.
Ballerhogger wrote:Sedale Threatt wrote:Ballerhogger wrote:doubtful for game 7 as well . Whelp looks the warriors may have lucked out see if Gordon can conintue because he’s been mvp so far
Is that official? Either way, I read somewhere that the absolute best case, pie-in-the-sky scenario for a hamstring injury is two or three days. In most cases you're going to need at least a week or two at minimum to be ready to play again. Sucks when injuries impact a season, but here we are.
Yea most likely won’t be able play I hope he gets some sort shot to ignore for game 7. He’s never going get to this level again . He won’t be same player next year
Sedale Threatt wrote:Ballerhogger wrote:Sedale Threatt wrote:
Is that official? Either way, I read somewhere that the absolute best case, pie-in-the-sky scenario for a hamstring injury is two or three days. In most cases you're going to need at least a week or two at minimum to be ready to play again. Sucks when injuries impact a season, but here we are.
Yea most likely won’t be able play I hope he gets some sort shot to ignore for game 7. He’s never going get to this level again . He won’t be same player next year
I should say that I definitely think he's going to play if it does get to a Game 7. Probably not very well, but everybody thought the Pistons were screwed back in the '88 Finals after Thomas got hurt, and we were lucky to beat them. So who knows what will happen. But in all likelihood, yeah, that's it for the Rockets. My nightmare scenario is them somehow pulling it out, then gifting the Celtics with a title as Paul limps around and/or sits out.
SalamiNCheez wrote:4 All-Stars, but Iguodala is the difference maker in this series apparently.
SF_Warriors wrote:Sedale Threatt wrote:Ballerhogger wrote:Yea most likely won’t be able play I hope he gets some sort shot to ignore for game 7. He’s never going get to this level again . He won’t be same player next year
I should say that I definitely think he's going to play if it does get to a Game 7. Probably not very well, but everybody thought the Pistons were screwed back in the '88 Finals after Thomas got hurt, and we were lucky to beat them. So who knows what will happen. But in all likelihood, yeah, that's it for the Rockets. My nightmare scenario is them somehow pulling it out, then gifting the Celtics with a title as Paul limps around and/or sits out.
Dont know the severity, but you do not wanna play on a hammy strain..that thing snaps, paul could be out for a good chunk of next season. That type of injury is very easy to aggravate
Sedale Threatt wrote:SF_Warriors wrote:Sedale Threatt wrote:
I should say that I definitely think he's going to play if it does get to a Game 7. Probably not very well, but everybody thought the Pistons were screwed back in the '88 Finals after Thomas got hurt, and we were lucky to beat them. So who knows what will happen. But in all likelihood, yeah, that's it for the Rockets. My nightmare scenario is them somehow pulling it out, then gifting the Celtics with a title as Paul limps around and/or sits out.
Dont know the severity, but you do not wanna play on a hammy strain..that thing snaps, paul could be out for a good chunk of next season. That type of injury is very easy to aggravate
I don't see any way Paul sits the biggest game of his career unless he can't walk. Doesn't mean he'll be even remotely adequate, or if he'll even be able to last more than a few minutes. But I have zero doubt he'll at least try to give it a run.
XcalibuR wrote:
I dont hate the warriors at all. I just dont think their injuries this year had much impact on their current situation. Now if they lose curry soon, which is possible, then they would have bad luck.
picc wrote:XcalibuR wrote:
I dont hate the warriors at all. I just dont think their injuries this year had much impact on their current situation. Now if they lose curry soon, which is possible, then they would have bad luck.
When you mentioned they may not be in the WCF if the Spurs were healthy, did you just totally forget that Curry didn't play the entire series?
Or did it just not matter because Warrior injuries don't matter to the contemporary realgm poster?
Gee, let me guess.
Sedale Threatt wrote:Ballerhogger wrote:Sedale Threatt wrote:
Is that official? Either way, I read somewhere that the absolute best case, pie-in-the-sky scenario for a hamstring injury is two or three days. In most cases you're going to need at least a week or two at minimum to be ready to play again. Sucks when injuries impact a season, but here we are.
Yea most likely won’t be able play I hope he gets some sort shot to ignore for game 7. He’s never going get to this level again . He won’t be same player next year
I should say that I definitely think he's going to play if it does get to a Game 7. Probably not very well, but everybody thought the Pistons were screwed back in the '88 Finals after Thomas got hurt, and we were lucky to beat them. So who knows what will happen. But in all likelihood, yeah, that's it for the Rockets. My nightmare scenario is them somehow pulling it out, then gifting the Celtics with a title as Paul limps around and/or sits out.
Sedale Threatt wrote:Ballerhogger wrote:Sedale Threatt wrote:
Is that official? Either way, I read somewhere that the absolute best case, pie-in-the-sky scenario for a hamstring injury is two or three days. In most cases you're going to need at least a week or two at minimum to be ready to play again. Sucks when injuries impact a season, but here we are.
Yea most likely won’t be able play I hope he gets some sort shot to ignore for game 7. He’s never going get to this level again . He won’t be same player next year
I should say that I definitely think he's going to play if it does get to a Game 7. Probably not very well, but everybody thought the Pistons were screwed back in the '88 Finals after Thomas got hurt, and we were lucky to beat them. So who knows what will happen. But in all likelihood, yeah, that's it for the Rockets. My nightmare scenario is them somehow pulling it out, then gifting the Celtics with a title as Paul limps around and/or sits out.
