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Live or Die Kevin. Make your choice...
i shouldn't have laughed, but funny to see this troll back.
There she is, tbh.* for the Spurs once again if they win. 5 les won, all asterisks. I'm not making any excuses for us though. Still Spurs fans.
Pussy Spurs fan getting banned cause they with thunderup.
Live or Die Kevin. Make your choice...
i shouldn't have laughed, but funny to see this troll back.
I noticed that thread had disappeared and figured that's what it was. Probably just gave them both a timeout.
#Free@jeebus imo tbh fwiw
What was the * last year?* for the Spurs once again if they win. 5 les won, all asterisks. I'm not making any excuses for us though. Still Spurs fans.
Probably that call in Game Five of the LAC/OKC series. No way should the Thunder have been in the WCF.
I am interested in seeing Westbrook unleashed, like Koba going crazy with power.
yeah, jeebus pls
Thunderup/BVD trying to play it off.
Why was jeebus banned
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100%Duncan also got banned for the same reason, I guess.
What did you do to get banned? lol child porn?
Tbh I asked him to post that
He should not have listened to me
whoops, wrong thread
Man, I feel horrible for the reigning MVP. This could be much worse than anyone is predicting.
Breaking Down Kevin Durant’s Jones Fracture
Posted on October 12, 2014 by Jeff Stotts
Thunder forward Kevin Durant will not be available to start the 2014-15 season after it was discovered the reigning MVP has a Jones fracture in his right foot. TheThunder stated they are currently considering all their options and will provide a timeline when a course of treatment has been decided.
Durant’s fracture is to the fifth metatarsal. The metatarsals are the long bones of the foot that bridge the bones of the midfoot to the bones of the toe. The fifth metatarsal is located on the outside of the foot and serves as an attachment site for several muscles. These muscles make the bone susceptible to fractures when the ankle is forced inward like when making a hard cut or landing on the foot of an opponent.
In metatarsal fractures, it is all about determining the location of the fracture. Unfortunately, the type of fracture sustained by Durant is one of most serious metatarsal fractures. Named for orthopedic surgeon Sir Robert Jones, a Jones fracture occurs when the fracture is located near the base of the 5th metatarsal. The blood flow to this area is very poor causing the fracture to take a significant amount of time to heal.
Furthermore Jones fractures have a high propensity for delayed union or nonunions. In these scenarios, the two bone pieces fail to unite or take a long period of time to connect. As a result of these factors, surgery is often necessary.
Another factor to consider is the mechanism of injury. Jones fractures can occur as an acute injury following a specific incident or they can develop slowly over time and be classified as a stress fracture. If it is indeed a stress fracture, additional steps may be necessary to determine if there is biomechanical reasoning for its occurrence. Nets center Brook Lopez has battled fifth metatarsal fractures for the past few seasons and finally underwent a procedure known as an osetotomy. In this surgery, Lopez’s first metatarsal was literally cut and reshaped to help divert stress away from the fifth.
It gets worse. The inherent risk for re-injury is particularly high and surgery can’t guarantee anything. Hardware failure is a common occurrence and additional surgery could be needed. Multiple players including Lopez, Clippers forward Glen Davis and former Net Damion James are just a few examples of players who need hardware replacements after their initial surgery for 5th metatarsal fractures.
While additional information will surface in the coming days, including a final decision on surgery, history suggests Durant is fighting an uphill battle in recovery. Fortunately the Oklahoma City medical team is one of the best in the league and will be able to provide Durant with an elite level of care. Only time will tell if this is a minor setback for Durant but it clearly isn’t the way the Thunder wanted to start the new season.
Pretty classless thread, tbh..wishing injuries on the compe ion is weak..
hard to wish an injury that already happened
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