JoshO501
04-10-2009, 11:44 AM
this might have already been posted sorry if it is.
http://www.woai.com/content/blogs/don/story/Surgery-For-Tim-Duncan-May-be-the-best-hope/c8rqSjAYyk2izQpHd36hWw.cspx
So maybe the Spurs best hope is surgery. I talked to Sean Elliott at a local charity event Thursday night. He's an expert on the "what's ailing Tim Duncan subject." Sean also had quadricepts tendenosis. In fact, he had surgery on both the left and the right during his Spurs career.
Sean's take? Rest helps. In between games, but not over the long haul. Sean said that the Spurs have hope because there are no back to back games during the playoffs. He added that the first round schedule will help the Spurs. That's when the NBA drags the series out two weeks for the TV schedule. It's not uncommon to play games one and two on a Saturday then not again until Tuesday. Then two days off and game three on Friday. He said that will be like Tim having a week off.
But there is no real cure without surgery. I don't know the extent of Tim's quad problems and they may be nowhere near the severity of Elliott's. But it sure looks like it. If that's the case, don't be surprised if Tim decides to go under the knife this summer.
http://www.woai.com/content/blogs/don/story/Surgery-For-Tim-Duncan-May-be-the-best-hope/c8rqSjAYyk2izQpHd36hWw.cspx
So maybe the Spurs best hope is surgery. I talked to Sean Elliott at a local charity event Thursday night. He's an expert on the "what's ailing Tim Duncan subject." Sean also had quadricepts tendenosis. In fact, he had surgery on both the left and the right during his Spurs career.
Sean's take? Rest helps. In between games, but not over the long haul. Sean said that the Spurs have hope because there are no back to back games during the playoffs. He added that the first round schedule will help the Spurs. That's when the NBA drags the series out two weeks for the TV schedule. It's not uncommon to play games one and two on a Saturday then not again until Tuesday. Then two days off and game three on Friday. He said that will be like Tim having a week off.
But there is no real cure without surgery. I don't know the extent of Tim's quad problems and they may be nowhere near the severity of Elliott's. But it sure looks like it. If that's the case, don't be surprised if Tim decides to go under the knife this summer.