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Manu going through some fairly intensive rehab work here at the end of shootaround.
you just restated my point...
dan mccarney @danmccarneysaen
Manu going through some fairly intensive rehab work here at the end of shootaround.
Good news. Must be on schedule or slightly ahead of schedule
Parker said on his radio show last Monday that Manu would be out one week. The 10-14 days might have been a cautious public estimation.
Hopefully his rhythm is still there when he returns. he was shooting the ball really wellGood news. Must be on schedule or slightly ahead of schedule
Yeah, the Spurs usually don't ramp it up to "intense rehab" until the player is getting close to a return. Especially when dealing with something like a strained hamstring that usually just requires rest.
Hopefully this turns out to be like that quad contusion where Ginobili didn't even skip a beat.
Wow. Good news about Manu.
That sound very good ... get healthy Manu!
Pretty sure I saw him running around in one of the practice videos from today.
The only way to avoid Manu getting those type of strains is to start him.
I wouldn't even rush him back. They can handle it without him. I wouldn't even bring him back for another few weeks.
Last edited by TMTTRIO; 01-18-2013 at 09:52 PM.
A hamstring injury is so 'iffy' when it comes to a decision as to when to return. Return too soon and you can screw it up again, but return too late and the player is out of condition and his playing rhythm.
My guess is that Manu will want to return asap because he is a compe or, but Pop is likely to err on the side of caution.
Bonner, ahh!!!
El, I thought you live in Buenos Aires?
Good news. The Spurs are really in need of Manu's playmaking, as we could see against the Warriors.
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