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damn that baron is starting early.
clippers are currsed for life
Los Angeles Clippers point guard Baron Davis will visit a specialist Monday to examine his injured left ring finger. One possible recommendation could be surgery that would sideline Davis for four to six weeks, an NBA source said.
Davis injured the finger in practice Friday. The initial diagnosis was a sprained ligament; X-rays revealed there was not a broken bone. However, there is a possibility that there could be a ruptured tendon in the finger, which would require surgical repair. If surgery is not necessary, it still could take up to three weeks for Davis to recuperate and return to action.
"It doesn't feel good," Davis said, according to the Los Angeles Times. "It's not comfortable, not a comfortable feeling. ... The good thing is that it is the preseason, so you can deal with all your bumps and bruises early."
The Clippers open the regular season on Oct. 29 against the Lakers. A three-week absence would keep Davis out of action for the first six games.
The Clippers play 14 games in the month of November.
damn that baron is starting early.
clippers are currsed for life
Sucks for them. Who is PG now? That guy they got from Utah?
maybe eric gordon?
Davis hurt, there is a shocker
Thats the Clippers
they could play gordon or ricky davis at point. even mobley would work.
Stealin money.
A loser.
The Clips should have asked for a money back guarantee on that dude.
What else is new? Losing Brand, Elgin gone, now this.....lady luck does not like Donald Sterling!
Baron Won't Need Surgery
Oct 20, 2008 7:10 PM EST
Los Angeles Clippers point guard Baron Davis underwent an examination today by Dr. Roy Meals, a hand specialist with the UCLA Medical Group. The examination revealed that Davis had sustained a partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his left ring finger. The injury does not require surgery and is expected to heal on its own. Davis will wear a splint and is expected to resume all basketball activities in one week. Davis was originally diagnosed with a sprained left ring finger after falling on his hand during practice at the Los Angeles Clippers Training Center on Friday, October 17th. X-rays taken after the injury occurred were negative and a subsequent MRI revealed results that were inconclusive, leading to today’s follow up examination.
http://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_ar..._need_surgery/
This and T-Mac with injuries before the season even starts. Looks like order is being restored.
yup. well b-diddy is back, but i still think he'll miss 20 games...minimum...this season.
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