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but we have to stay on the high horse about all this...if LeBron and Wade get busted for PEDs we're retroactively the 2013 champs...
I don't see how you think a sprained facet joint means he's fine. That can be painful and can linger. Horrible timing. At least it's not a hammy again though
been thinking about this lately. too many coincidences with the lab being involved with MLB players, in Miami, and how swole wade and james got.
I love internet medicine.
Can confirm. HGH can work wonders tbh. Will definitely help for 5
Weren't the Spurs undefeated with Parker out recently and also were undefeated with Parker playing like crap for quite a stretch.
Spurs do need Parker in the long run, but please, the Spurs beat the Clips by 20 on their own HC w/o Parker. The Spurs have been playing better without him. But in the Playoffs, where teams play better D, you need some hero ball players, and that is when the Spurs need Parker. But the Spurs would be able to beat PHX, Grizz or Mavs w/o Parker.
And in the Playoffs, Parker would more than likely get cortisone injections, so he could play without pain. He would just spend the Summer rehabbing and getting better.
If Tony sits until Game 1, which will probably be on 4/20, then he will have had 13 days of rest, which is pretty damn close to the shorter end of the 2-3 week prognosis that a lot of the internet MDs around here are throwing around. Hopefully, that will be enough time for it to heal substantially enough to not have to worry about it resurfacing.
Tony will play the first round. It's just a matter of how well he will be able to play, and how well that carries over into any subsequent rounds.
"Tony sits until Game 1, which will probably be on 4/20, then he will have had 13 days of rest,"
.. and will totally out of game shape and rhythm.
What kind of cardio, legs exercises are available when trying rest a back?
Would rather he be out of rhythm than injured, tbh. Rhythm can be found in a half of basketball. Some injuries could take an entire offseason to heal.
I finally saw the replay of the injury. He literally sat down on the court hard, and played several minutes after and looked fine. IF he sits, its only because home court is locked up essentially, barring an epic collapse.
That "2-3 week" webMD diagnosis only applies to your average chubby American, and not to professional athletes with the best resources available tbh. He'll be ready for Game 1 of the playoffs at the latest, book it.
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Awesome news.
I'd play everybody for the Rockets game and send the Toros out for the Laker game tbh.
Laker game would be pretty good for Tony to play though. No real physicality in that matchup. Just run up and down and break a sweat.
Was he in the crossfire of another Drake and Chris Brown -off?
I'd love for the Lakers to win that last game against the Spurs as a final f you to their season tbh.
Don't ever underestimate my Jeff tbh.
If the Spurs lose to the Lakers then the Spurs franchise should be investigated for game-fixing.
at all the Chicken Littles
Can you really blame Spurs fans?
The Spurs are probably one ring richer if Parker doesn't get hurt in Game 3 against the Heat. , we saw an entire season go down the drain with the snap of Manu's elbow in the last ing regular season game of 2011.
I know it's cliche to say health is the most important factor, but at this time of year, every little injury that is more than a stubbed toe is going to get put under the microscope.
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