Splitter injury thread

[cjw]

Didn't mean to imply that Tiago wasn't valuable. That's why I said "we need him". I guess when he is playing next to Duncan in the same role that Robinson filled not so long ago, our (my) expectations get skewed. I argued for more playing time for Splitter in his first two years, and was thrilled that he got so much time last year. I am aware that Tiago was an MVP in one of the Euro leagues.

Sorry, I mistook you for one of those guys who wants Ian Manhimi or Eddy Curry back over Tiago for a second. Should have known better!

[Brazil]

Maybe it was age with Barry, or maybe it wasn't a calf strain. As my question implied, I'm not sure what the injury was to Barry, but I know that it was the back of his calf somehow. In any case, I hope you are right. Man, I don't even know what cicratization (sp?) is. I like Splitter and I think we need him.

sorry I did not realize this word does not exist in English... usually everything with ion is same word or almost in English / French

it's the equivalent of healing, healing over apparently when talking about wounds. For me healing was a general term for recovering so not the technical term I was looking for

[EVAY]

sorry I did not realize this word does not exist in English... usually everything with ion is same word or almost in English / French

it's the equivalent of healing, healing over apparently when talking about wounds. For me healing was a general term for recovering so not the technical term I was looking for

Thanks. I appreciate you saying this. It made me feel a little less stupid, although I should have known it. I took lots of French and my grandparents spoke it. Not familiar with that word, though.

[littlecoyotecoin]

sorry I did not realize this word does not exist in English... usually everything with ion is same word or almost in English / French

it's the equivalent of healing, healing over apparently when talking about wounds. For me healing was a general term for recovering so not the technical term I was looking for

It's spelled the same in English, with maybe a slightly more common and maybe slightly different translation: scarification.

[EVAY]

It's spelled the same in English, with maybe a slightly more common and maybe slightly different translation: scarification.

Aaaahhhhhh! Thank you kind sir.

[littlecoyotecoin]

Someone used decile today, too. ST goin' highbrow.

[Brazil]

It's spelled the same in English, with maybe a slightly more common and maybe slightly different translation: scarification.

Nice thanks