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And defended it!The Lakers really gave us Zu for Muscala
31-29. Really wanted him to get that last rebound but we were up too much to keep him in
Big game for zu.
Zu, all star this year?
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And defended it!The Lakers really gave us Zu for Muscala
31-29. Really wanted him to get that last rebound but we were up too much to keep him in
By no means a Bronze fan, but his durability is unreal. Are these guys just not training properly or eating right. How can they have this many injuries over there career. PG I can excuse any ankle injuries ever since that horrific one, but other areas? Thigh, hamstring, quad, calf, rotator cuff tear.It is important to note Paul George is dealing with a right hamstring tendon strain. It is not a hamstring strain, it is not a hamstring tear. All that to say, the Clippers are not concerned (yet) about George missing multiple weeks.
even when they know the injury, they really dont know and with this medical staff, pg might be sitting out much longer and we wouldnt know because they probably dont know
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By no means a Bronze fan, but his durability is unreal. Are these guys just not training properly or eating right. How can they have this many injuries over there career. PG I can excuse any ankle injuries ever since that horrific one, but other areas? Thigh, hamstring, quad, calf, rotator cuff tear.
You would think with as much as Balmer has put up he would make sure he has the best of the best available. I remember YEARS ago, probably decades now Blazers use to have HORRIBLE everyone was always injured.LeBron is one of one when it comes to durability, especially when you factor in style-of-play and mileage. At least he was through about age 35. Not really fair to compare anyone to him.
And I think genetics and plain old luck has a lot to do with health for NBA players. I know that when they were with the Clippers, both Blake and CP3 put alot of effort and money into taking care of their bodies and still came up injured alot (particularly in the playoffs). Being injury prone doesn't necessarily mean a guy is doing anything wrong as far as training, etc. But with the Clippers, there is the issue of our training staff likely being trash, which certainly doesn't help.
And on Kawhi, because of what's happened in the past, I think he's reached a point where he is not willing to play unless he's feeling close to 100 percent. Just not going to play through pain/injury, so misses games with things that might not keep other guys off the floor.
This Guy Needs to GO!!! The moment Lob City was over, He should've have been as well! Been saying this for years!You would think with as much as Balmer has put up he would make sure he has the best of the best available. I remember YEARS ago, probably decades now Blazers use to have HORRIBLE everyone was always injured.
Nobody understands why Jason Powell still has his job as head trainer for the team. He must know where EVERYONE’s bodies are buried. That’s the only explanation any long-time Clippers fans can come up with.You would think with as much as Balmer has put up he would make sure he has the best of the best available. I remember YEARS ago, probably decades now Blazers use to have HORRIBLE everyone was always injured.
Welp.We have a chance to take this IF Morris doesn’t see the floor again.
You sure it wasn't just a pimp walk?great win
hope powell aiite though, dudes limping and grabbing his groin
wonder how ty decides which rookie center plays?
You sure it wasn't just a pimp walk?
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