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Re: Official Welcome Home Kyrie Thread 

Post#301 » by Paradise » Tue Dec 10, 2019 2:20 pm

Spencer opens up on the Kyrie slander.

Dinwiddie believes portraying Irving as a malcontent brings him closer to the rest of the group and he contrasts the apparent impact of Irving’s public persona to that of other NBA superstars.

I would say as a team, it actually makes you more sympathetic for him,” Dinwiddie said. “Because you start to learn about who he is and you start to realize how narratives are spun because it’s click-bait in a sense or it gets more people watching. ” … I’ve had thing said about me, I don’t like Kyrie and stuff like that, and it’s like guys, do you realize I was his friend before he signed? There was a big story in the summer about how we’re friends.

Now apparently we don’t like each other 10 games into the season. “Ridiculous stuff tends to happen because he’s a polarizing star. He’s not necessarily someone who walks the line like a LeBron James and is a media star like Steph (Curry). He kind of does things his own way, and so it gives pundits ammo to attack him, so they can get more views.”


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Re: Official Welcome Home Kyrie Thread 

Post#302 » by MrDollarBills » Tue Dec 10, 2019 6:46 pm

Paradise wrote:Spencer opens up on the Kyrie slander.

Dinwiddie believes portraying Irving as a malcontent brings him closer to the rest of the group and he contrasts the apparent impact of Irving’s public persona to that of other NBA superstars.

I would say as a team, it actually makes you more sympathetic for him,” Dinwiddie said. “Because you start to learn about who he is and you start to realize how narratives are spun because it’s click-bait in a sense or it gets more people watching. ” … I’ve had thing said about me, I don’t like Kyrie and stuff like that, and it’s like guys, do you realize I was his friend before he signed? There was a big story in the summer about how we’re friends.

Now apparently we don’t like each other 10 games into the season. “Ridiculous stuff tends to happen because he’s a polarizing star. He’s not necessarily someone who walks the line like a LeBron James and is a media star like Steph (Curry). He kind of does things his own way, and so it gives pundits ammo to attack him, so they can get more views.”


Read more at: https://nesn.com/2019/12/kyrie-irvings-nets-teammate-addresses-reported-friction-in-brooklyn/


Irving literally is the happiest guy on the sideline yet people want to lie and create narratives. I'm glad the vitriol is making the team circle around him
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Re: Official Welcome Home Kyrie Thread 

Post#303 » by MGrand15 » Fri Dec 13, 2019 10:21 pm

Dear lord Kyrie STILL isn't even doing contact drills. I feel like Caris is gonna come back before he does.

I like that we're cautious with injuries and don't pressure guys to come back early. It just sucks that Kyrie missed nearly all of training camp, basically the whole preseason, and now he's about to miss game 14 and 15. There's been no time to build chemistry or see what works.

If he doesn't travel with us after this B2B, the next chance he'll have to play is Dec 26th vs. the Knicks. If he doesn't play then, I'll be worried we're looking at a year ender type of thing. Missing 6 weeks without surgery isn't a good sign.
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Post#304 » by Papi_swav » Fri Dec 13, 2019 10:51 pm

Like I said a few weeks ago, just think expect him to be back after the new year.
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Official Welcome Home Kyrie Thread 

Post#306 » by Paradise » Wed Dec 25, 2019 1:30 am


This is an injury that requires arthroscopic shoulder surgery similar to what happened with Paul George. The Nets are trying to avoid it by giving him rest.

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Post#307 » by MrDollarBills » Wed Dec 25, 2019 5:00 pm

Why delay the inevitable? Let him get it, this season is a wash anyway
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Post#308 » by DarkXaero » Wed Dec 25, 2019 7:50 pm

I trust the Nets medical staff, and everyone else should too. Nets have barely released any details or timeline on his injury, and yeah, I realize that it has been really frustrating. But at least be aware that the Nets medical staff is aware of the best course of action here.
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Post#309 » by LOUiS-D » Wed Dec 25, 2019 9:17 pm

MrDollarBills wrote:Why delay the inevitable? Let him get it, this season is a wash anyway

I'm guessing there are thresholds for things like bone spurs and inflammation where they become chronic conditions that demand surgery. In the example video above, I'm sure there are disadvantages to removing soft tissue that acts as a stabilizer and a buffer to bone on bone contact. We don't necessarily know that it was caused by a bone spur only that it's bursitis. The impingement could be a result of slightly problematic/abnormal, but otherwise healthy, bone structures or muscular deficiencies.
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Post#310 » by Lamak » Sat Dec 28, 2019 7:24 pm

I can't wait for Kyrie to come back so we can watch the media 180 all these comments and play his highlights endlessly. crazy how the media turns on players so easily just for viewers, really can kill a players confidence
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Post#311 » by MGrand15 » Sat Jan 4, 2020 10:06 pm

Man, I'm honestly getting kinda worried this might turn into a Kawhi-San Antonio situation. I feel like we're a week away from Kenny answering questions about Kyrie with "You need to talk to Kyrie's people about his rehab and timeline."

No contact yet? No update at all today?
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Post#312 » by gigantes » Sat Jan 4, 2020 10:21 pm

MGrand15 wrote:Man, I'm honestly getting kinda worried this might turn into a Kawhi-San Antonio situation. I feel like we're a week away from Kenny answering questions about Kyrie with "You need to talk to Kyrie's people about his rehab and timeline."

No contact yet? No update at all today?

I think the difference is, Kyrie isn't coming from a place of disingenuousness and ulterior motives.

Unlike Leonard, he genuinely wants to be here, and as the medical experts have seemed to consistently weigh in, all this is pretty much down to a complicated physical situation with lots of gray area.
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Re: Official Welcome Home Kyrie Thread 

Post#313 » by Paradise » Sat Jan 4, 2020 10:52 pm

MGrand15 wrote:Man, I'm honestly getting kinda worried this might turn into a Kawhi-San Antonio situation. I feel like we're a week away from Kenny answering questions about Kyrie with "You need to talk to Kyrie's people about his rehab and timeline."

No contact yet? No update at all today?

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Post#314 » by DarkXaero » Sun Jan 5, 2020 1:19 am

https://www.netsdaily.com/2020/1/4/21049866/in-first-comments-since-shoulder-injury-kyrie-irving-raises-possibility-of-surgery

A somber Irving offered no timetable for his decision but suggested it could be two months before he and team decide on next steps. He noted that he has concerns about long-term use of cortisone.

Irving disclosed that he first felt pain in his right shoulder vs. the Pelicans on November 4 prior to the Nets western road swing in November when the injury worsened. His last game was vs. the Nuggets on November 14. Moreover, he said even if the cortisone works, he will probably need surgery down the road.


Not good news at all. He might be done for the season.
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Post#315 » by MrDollarBills » Sun Jan 5, 2020 3:41 am

DarkXaero wrote:https://www.netsdaily.com/2020/1/4/21049866/in-first-comments-since-shoulder-injury-kyrie-irving-raises-possibility-of-surgery

A somber Irving offered no timetable for his decision but suggested it could be two months before he and team decide on next steps. He noted that he has concerns about long-term use of cortisone.

Irving disclosed that he first felt pain in his right shoulder vs. the Pelicans on November 4 prior to the Nets western road swing in November when the injury worsened. His last game was vs. the Nuggets on November 14. Moreover, he said even if the cortisone works, he will probably need surgery down the road.


Not good news at all. He might be done for the season.


He needs to have surgery and begin the recovery process. Dragging this out is absolutely foolish.
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Re: Official Welcome Home Kyrie Thread 

Post#316 » by TheNetsFan » Sun Jan 5, 2020 3:47 am

If surgery is eventually needed, do it now. There's no reason to wait. It makes a potential KD return decision that much easier. If we slide out of the playoffs, we retain our pick. There's little upside in being first round playoff fodder this year, and that's our best case scenario if KD and Kyrie are hobbled.
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Post#317 » by kamaze » Sun Jan 5, 2020 4:19 am

This reminds me of Deron avoiding surgery.
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Post#318 » by GTR11 » Sun Jan 5, 2020 4:29 am

kamaze wrote:This reminds me of Deron avoiding surgery.


Only similarities here is the fact they both taking steroid shots. Speculation is useless because he's Dr most likely don't know how Kyrie's body will react, no one knows. Surgery is always last thing to do because they can do more harm. Him opting to take treatment is smart and always been first option for most. Regular PCA will tell you that.
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Re: Official Welcome Home Kyrie Thread 

Post#319 » by kamaze » Sun Jan 5, 2020 4:33 am

GTR11 wrote:
kamaze wrote:This reminds me of Deron avoiding surgery.


Only similarities here is the fact they both taking steroid shots. Speculation is useless because he's Dr most likely don't know how Kyrie's body will react, no one knows. Surgery is always last thing to do because they can do more harm. Him opting to take treatment is smart and always been first option for most. Regular PCA will tell you that.


Sure keep telling yourself that while the team continues to lose.
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Post#320 » by GTR11 » Sun Jan 5, 2020 5:16 am

kamaze wrote:
GTR11 wrote:
kamaze wrote:This reminds me of Deron avoiding surgery.


Only similarities here is the fact they both taking steroid shots. Speculation is useless because he's Dr most likely don't know how Kyrie's body will react, no one knows. Surgery is always last thing to do because they can do more harm. Him opting to take treatment is smart and always been first option for most. Regular PCA will tell you that.


Sure keep telling yourself that while the team continues to lose.


1- I'm not Kyrie Irving to make any dicision here.
2- even as a fan I do understand person's well being comes first than damn game.
3- my frustrations is more with this FO than Kyrie, Caris or KD. If they would be dogging it I'll say it without hesitation, it's not that.
4- I've been Nets fans since K.Mart was drafted, actually he's the only reason I became a fan. Kidd is the reason I've become faithful to this org. I've seen much worst.

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