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Wow. Just wow. Makes it hard to plan for the playoffs with his up and down health.
Here we go again . . .
Not exactly sure what's wrong but he's gone back to the lockerroom a couple times and appears to be icing his quad.
Wow. Just wow. Makes it hard to plan for the playoffs with his up and down health.
What do you make of all manus injuries? What do you do about this and how does it impact the future?
How long is his remaining contract?
Wow, no one could have saw this coming.
Bring Mike Brungardt back
I know it has to be as frustrating for him as it is for us. Hopefully it's nothing serious and he's just sitting tonight because we don't need him. We have bigger games coming up this week.
Spurs definitely need to get a backup PG because they can't depend on Ginobli staying healthy and we've seen what happens when Neal struggles. They probably have to hold on to JA as well.
Well this is surprising
I didn't get a chance to watch the game or read up on his injury but it definitely depends on the severity of his injury.
If this is another serious injury then we should probably assume that Manu will never play at a high level consistently again. Which would effectively end any hopes we have of making the finals this year or the next. I think we're headed towards a multi-year rebuilding plan next year anyway so this kind of revs up the urgency to do so.
godamnit...
Non-Issue
Time to call it quits buddy.
I don't see how they could shut him down until the playoffs. It's not one recurring injury; it's basically his entire body. You just have to live with it.
Age makes players, especially swingmen, more injury prone. That plus bad luck (the broken hand) not doing Manu any favors right now.
Hope he's healthy for the playoffs. Not much else you can do.
I have $20 on a right thigh contusion...
Ginobili appears to be in good spirits after the game. Hopefully that's a good sign.
He was on the baseline stretching the leg in the 4th... I think Pop decided to shut him down seeing we were up a lot...
he cramped up. Pop didn't want to bring him back in against the Wizards.
At least he's gotten to the point where injuries are so commonplace that his confidence isn't affected...
that's what I thought too
I'm not too worried, but his passing/vision are still elite. Sad to say, he is done. Wear and tear has taken its toll.
this does not bode well. with tj ford done forever, manu unable to stay on the floor, and joesph sucking balls, it just takes one parker injury to cripple the team. and parker has not had his annual injury yet..
As long as it's not a stinger...
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