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Rainwater wrote:cedric76 wrote:Jett will prove many silly people. Calling a 20 yrs player trash is just dumb
I don’t think anyone said he is trash, I think the words used was is he has been playing like trash for most of the season. Obviously at 20 there is chance he will get better.
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jezzerinho wrote:eyriq wrote:?t=u9qRhgTToa13EeDrZr634A&s=19
Ok, that's pretty positive to hear.
Sounds like Paolo's was a bit more serious.
AdamTheGreek wrote:I think Franz will be back in a quicker timeline than Paolo.
If he does, All-Star Game, and maybe even All-NBA are still on the table.
You just want to avoid a Haliburton situation where he came back quick to not lose out on awards last year.
Rooting for this, he deserves the accoladesAdamTheGreek wrote:I think Franz will be back in a quicker timeline than Paolo.
If he does, All-Star Game, and maybe even All-NBA are still on the table.
You just want to avoid a Haliburton situation where he came back quick to not lose out on awards last year.
drsd wrote:AdamTheGreek wrote:I think Franz will be back in a quicker timeline than Paolo.
If he does, All-Star Game, and maybe even All-NBA are still on the table.
You just want to avoid a Haliburton situation where he came back quick to not lose out on awards last year.
Are you predicting F-Wagner will miss less than 17 games this season?
drsd wrote:AdamTheGreek wrote:I think Franz will be back in a quicker timeline than Paolo.
If he does, All-Star Game, and maybe even All-NBA are still on the table.
You just want to avoid a Haliburton situation where he came back quick to not lose out on awards last year.
Are you predicting F-Wagner will miss less than 17 games this season?
AdamTheGreek wrote:If Franz isn’t back by the Celtics game, he’ll have missed more than 17 games and is officially out of the NBA award/accolade conversation.
Magic head coach Jamahl Mosley said Wednesday that Wagner (oblique) hasn't yet been cleared for contact, Jason Beede of the Orlando Sentinel reports. "He's feeling better. Just form shooting more than anything," Mosley said, when asked about what kind of on-court work Wagner has been doing. "No contact at all. No conditioning pieces yet."
After he was diagnosed Dec. 7 with a right oblique tear, Wagner was scheduled to be re-evaluated in approximately four weeks. A month has since passed, but Wagner doesn't appear especially close to making his return to action, given that he's not even taking part in non-contact portions of practice.
