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I said Pavlov would reply 30 times...Here we go again.
Be happy to speak towards his MRI YG. He manipulated. It sucks. For all Spurs fans. And I assume you are one.
I said Pavlov would reply 30 times...Here we go again.
Spurs medical staff let a player manipulated his MRI...They're worse than I thought.
Geez. No they didn't. That's the point. They knew. The other NBA physicians knew, as its shared many times. But he went rogue. What don't you get. Everyone knew. The medical staff. The coaches. The organization. , even the sales staff. They did what they could do to try and pacify him. Hope they could bring it around. But... what a fckn bag he turned out to be. Sorry your hero turned out that way. It sucks. But it's the truth.
Looks like you guys hired our old medical staff!
They knew...everyone knew...he was injured but "didn't follow protocol"...
This is an advanced from "he was faking an injury". In a few months this will get closer and closer to my view. A bitter triumph.
YG- I'll leave you with this. Early on everyone knew what was going on. The Spurs tried to resolve. Bent over backwards. It became obvious midway thru the season, but they still tried. Kawhi was good to go. Say what you want about Manu and TP, but the entire team knew. They were busting their ass, and knew it. I hate it. Every Spurs fan hates it. Not what we signed up for or are used to. But, it's true. It's still hard to see him that way based on what we saw years past. It just sucks. But, the medical staff is top notch and spot on. That's the bottom line.
Right neither of us has examined him -- so what you're seeing now could be the proof of the Spurs diagnosis.
In short, you're wrong to make your stupid declarations, doctor.
Or proof of Spurs' injury mishandling. Again, it works both ways, doc.
That's what I said, genius.
You're the one that's saying it can only be one way.
You can't admit even a slight doubt on Spurs' medical staff, can't admit the possibiliy of the staff making a mistake with his injury but I'm the one that say it can be only way. Sure.
There's the possibility sure.
You think they DEFINITELY made the mistake, doctor.
You say it's the only way.
You've said it all along.
Thank God he has magically recovered now, though. Frckn miracle if you ask me. I think the Canadian border patrol must have thrown pixie dust on him. What an amazing turn around during the summer months.
Do you think he'll get back to his top form this season, or is the injury degenerative and is he likely to be worse?
Top form, he needs to. Unfortunately they will get the best out of him. I would have held on to him. Taken the chance. Worst case scenario taken his cap space.
So Lonnie didn't get anything removed in his Miami surgery and also now this current one with the Spurs? Should he back back so soon? 4 weeks would be great, but I still assume he wouldn't be back on the court until after that time? Thanks for the info.
By the way, you seem to know a lot of stuff in regards to Spurs players and their medical treatments. Do you know someone within the Spurs organization or work in the medical field?
At least 12 weaks if it's a tear
this might be true
D White is in Top 10 fastest player in NBA 2K19.
Saw it in Bleach Report. Westchuck is number 1
5-7 weeks left... With paddy...
It's incredible how incompetent this front office has become. It's like someone injected them with stupid in '15 and did permanent damage.
Predictably, playing 3 C's and Gay at SF in '18 has proven untenable. But because they refuse to waive Pondexter or utilize their open 2-way spot on a PG and wing (should have taken a flier on Reed or Williams), they don't have enough NBA bodies to do anything about their lack of flexibility and depth.
Pondexter signing is unjustifiable. He does not look like an NBA player. We don't even need his shooting, which isn't that great either.
Corey Brewer is available
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