European basketball sucks so much wang.
Exum Injured
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What 2 things does Dalamon like?
European basketball and Trey Burke
What injured Dante? European Basketball
Who will take Dante's place? Trey Burke
It was Dalamon's fault.
European basketball and Trey Burke
What injured Dante? European Basketball
Who will take Dante's place? Trey Burke
It was Dalamon's fault.
For the French players this is not just about Eurobasket itself, but if you get to the finals you are automatically in the Olympics. There are not many spot in the Olympics. With Australia they just have to beat NZ to make the Olympics.
seattlejazzfan
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Atlanta loves DS, they aren't trading him. Not getting EP either. Huertas is realistic and can play. He'd be a solid get. That said, the Jazz, if this is an ACL, will hand the keys to Burke (with Neto and Cotton backing him up) and it will be do or die for Trey.
This is the one negative in drafting foreigners imo
Cause the americans don't play basketball in the off-season?
Not every American NBA player does but nearly every foreign NBA player plays for their country.
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Shröder does become RFA in 2 years though right? They are already paying Teague and have Mack as another PG.
They might not want to pay Shröder in 2 years time (ala OKC and Reggie Jackson). So getting x2 firsts might be enough to pry him away.
seattlejazzfan
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I guess anything is possible, but, tbh, sounds like a pipe dream.
Miggs
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I know they love DS. I also know they have Jeff Teague.
seattlejazzfan
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Why did Portland pass on MJ?
zyzz
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It doesn't matter that Dante was on the bench or could walk off the court. Rondo played 12 minutes on his torn ACL a couple years ago and participated in morning shootaround before doctors evaluated him and saw he had torn his ACL. NFL players have finished out games with torn ACLs as well.
The noncontact hopstep reminded me of this. From the angle, it doesn't look like his knees tracked over his toes, but inward.
https://sciencelife.uchospitals.edu/2014/10/28/how-not-to-tear-your-acl-when-celebrating/
Hopefully it was a Demarre Carroll situation though.
The noncontact hopstep reminded me of this. From the angle, it doesn't look like his knees tracked over his toes, but inward.
https://sciencelife.uchospitals.edu/2014/10/28/how-not-to-tear-your-acl-when-celebrating/
Hopefully it was a Demarre Carroll situation though.
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Miggs
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Bing! What are you doing here? I thought I told you to go **** your mother.
DL needs to take a page out of Sam Presti's book and his continued refusal to let Steven Adams play for the Tall Blacks. Mark Cuban has been vocal about this in the past as well with Dirk.
Personally I think it's OK to let them play as long as they're already established stars and know how to handle themselves on the court. Exum by all accounts is still learning the game and I just think is too inexperienced to let loose on the International scene.
Just my 2 cents.
Personally I think it's OK to let them play as long as they're already established stars and know how to handle themselves on the court. Exum by all accounts is still learning the game and I just think is too inexperienced to let loose on the International scene.
Just my 2 cents.
I'm sorry to say it, but to me it looks like the injury Rose had. It's pretty much the same exact motion... it's a hopstep in the paint from the side and on the jump the knee gives out. It even looked worse with Dante than it did with Rose.
It's an extremely common move in basketball. If it's a torn ACL, then it must have been at the verge of rupture beforehand. Any subsequent play that will push the ligament beyond the threshold will likely have been a common motion in basketball, and the movement itself will have been incidental.