Green89 wrote:It's time for this man to suit up. He never officially retired.Spoiler:
HELLLL NOOOO!!
Brad Stevens would probably play him over Nesmith.. Probably knows the D rotations Better
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Green89 wrote:It's time for this man to suit up. He never officially retired.Spoiler:
PLO wrote:Tatum played OK - took advantage of a few mismatches - decent on the defensive end. He is what we thought he was going into the season - a technically very proficient player operating close to his career ceiling as a rookie.
Spin Move wrote:We will lose a couple more then we would have but some of the 1st and 2nd year players will get some run and we will be better for it long term. You need real PT to generate confidence without GH getting heart Tatum's development is much slower. Without Kyrie Getting Hurt Rozier and JB might never have fully bloomed into what they have become (JB is Much better then Terry). Someone will come out of these 10 days with a new found confidence, hopefully it is Nesmith, maybe it is semi, but someone will get shots and PT and hopefullly make the most of it.
celticfan42487 wrote:The_Ghost_of_JB wrote:celticfan42487 wrote:
The vaccines are being rolled out for phase 1 in MA.
Honestly, a sports league is probably only a month away from the relatively small number of vaccines needed for their players and staff.
But yeah the NBA cares more about money than the health of their players so it won't happen.
Hopefully Tatum doesn't suffer long term implications down the road in his 40s because of this. But it doesn't seem too much of an ask to just shut it down a month or so and restart it.
True but the general population won't get it until the last phase which is hopefully summer. If the NBA players get it before the general population it will be a PR nightmare IMO.
I think they'll understand as long as it's not before those in Phase 1 (medical professionals and such) get a chance.
People don't want their sports interrupted and the idea of higher priority before the last stage is pretty well received. And the only counterargument is just releasing in a first come first serve manner which is a Libertarian approach so those people wouldn't mind a rich gets it first as a result of that because that's the only way that ever ends.
Ernest wrote:GreenBloodedC wrote:NBA must do something about this. Not just because teams are missing players and games may be cancelled, but to put the health of the players first.
I guess, but is anyone really getting sick? I know a lot of guys got it, but have any got really sick from it? Not trying to start a whole thing, just wondering.
SmartWentCrazy wrote:Ernest wrote:GreenBloodedC wrote:NBA must do something about this. Not just because teams are missing players and games may be cancelled, but to put the health of the players first.
I guess, but is anyone really getting sick? I know a lot of guys got it, but have any got really sick from it? Not trying to start a whole thing, just wondering.
Other than the 4,000+ people now dying daily from it?
Ernest wrote:SmartWentCrazy wrote:Ernest wrote:
I guess, but is anyone really getting sick? I know a lot of guys got it, but have any got really sick from it? Not trying to start a whole thing, just wondering.
Other than the 4,000+ people now dying daily from it?
The players dude. We were talking about the players. Your act is getting old.
reload141 wrote:Seeing Maxey and Stewart play well I hope to god that Nesmith can finally show out and do some things.
SmartWentCrazy wrote:Ernest wrote:SmartWentCrazy wrote:
Other than the 4,000+ people now dying daily from it?
The players dude. We were talking about the players. Your act is getting old.
They have families. Jaylen Browns grandfather, whom he lived with in the first part of quarantine, has cancer. Why is this hard to understand. Like, look at anything related to KAT before your spout that ignorant **** BS.
Further, I’m assuming youre local and know who Eduardo Rodrgiuez is— perhaps you could tell me how he pitched last year after getting COVID?
SmartWentCrazy wrote:Ernest wrote:SmartWentCrazy wrote:
Other than the 4,000+ people now dying daily from it?
The players dude. We were talking about the players. Your act is getting old.
They have families. Jaylen Browns grandfather, whom he lived with in the first part of quarantine, has cancer. Why is this hard to understand. Like, look at anything related to KAT before your spout that ignorant **** BS.
Further, I’m assuming youre local and know who Eduardo Rodrgiuez is— perhaps you could tell me how he pitched last year after getting COVID?
Ernest wrote:SmartWentCrazy wrote:Ernest wrote: The players dude. We were talking about the players. Your act is getting old.
They have families. Jaylen Browns grandfather, whom he lived with in the first part of quarantine, has cancer. Why is this hard to understand. Like, look at anything related to KAT before your spout that ignorant **** BS.
Further, I’m assuming youre local and know who Eduardo Rodrgiuez is— perhaps you could tell me how he pitched last year after getting COVID?
Dude. We were talking about the players health. Not their grandparents. I asked a question if any players were really getting sick from it as I was wondering- All I have heard was they get it but have no symptoms. No, I'm not local, where I am has just about no cases now so I really don't know and that's why I asked.
But it's not really about this. I told you to calm down or something because you were calling someone names a week or 2 ago and since then you have been replying to posts I make trying to bate me into something or whatever it is you are doing. I'm just going to block you and be done with it.
PtruthP34 wrote:I don't think the PCR test should ever be used for diagnosis of a virus or any illness. Prove me wrong.
https://off-guardian.org/2020/06/27/covid19-pcr-tests-are-scientifically-meaningless/
Mr_Mojo_Risin wrote:Time to move the NBA to Australia and play games here in front of covid free crowds at 10am (for US prime time) lol. I nominate Melbourne as Boston’s home away from home for no selfish reason whatsoever.
reload141 wrote:Mr_Mojo_Risin wrote:Time to move the NBA to Australia and play games here in front of covid free crowds at 10am (for US prime time) lol. I nominate Melbourne as Boston’s home away from home for no selfish reason whatsoever.
I second this.
floyd wrote:PtruthP34 wrote:I don't think the PCR test should ever be used for diagnosis of a virus or any illness. Prove me wrong.
https://off-guardian.org/2020/06/27/covid19-pcr-tests-are-scientifically-meaningless/
I’ve worked for a diagnostic lab for 15 years. You are completely wrong. Well designed pcr tests are extremely sensitive and can detect very low copy numbers. They can also determine if an infection is active unlike antibody tests which will be positive after the infection has cleared.
PCR tests can have higher false positive rates as they are so sensitive that even small amounts of cross contamination can cause a positive signal but retesting mitigates that risk.