smackeddog wrote:

3G4G wrote:I actually feel bad for him...he shouldn't have been in this situation to begin with. Hopefully the team continues to take care of him going forward. I don't believe in Karma at all, but this is very ironic to say the least. May his recovery be a speedy one.

I don't doubt that they will, and he'll get another shot with the team next season. Does a player on a non guaranteed contract get his full pay in the event of an injury like this?

Off topic, I just read that Lin said he isn't fully recovered from his knee surgery and that his speed and agility isn't back yet. What the heck is going on there? It shouldn't take 6 months to recover from a tiny meniscus tear, when that's the length of time it takes for patella surgery...

http://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2012/10/10/jeremy-lin-working-his-way-back/

Hey it's a built in excuse for Lin sucking in Houston and NY justifying not resigning him. Just joking! Or am I...

VCoug wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

3G4G wrote:I actually feel bad for him...he shouldn't have been in this situation to begin with. Hopefully the team continues to take care of him going forward. I don't believe in Karma at all, but this is very ironic to say the least. May his recovery be a speedy one.

I don't doubt that they will, and he'll get another shot with the team next season. Does a player on a non guaranteed contract get his full pay in the event of an injury like this?

Off topic, I just read that Lin said he isn't fully recovered from his knee surgery and that his speed and agility isn't back yet. What the heck is going on there? It shouldn't take 6 months to recover from a tiny meniscus tear, when that's the length of time it takes for patella surgery...

http://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2012/10/10/jeremy-lin-working-his-way-back/

It does if you don't want to end up wearing Chris Paul's terrifyingly large knee brace.

See, I remember when his injury was first announced, and I thought about CPs injury and how long it took him to get back on track. But then it seemed like most of the media made out it was a quick recovery time, and then pointed to Grant Hills speedy return.

So now I'm really not sure- is it a 1 year recovery thing? I'm mainly concerned because Shump tore his meniscus as well as his ACL, so is that going to further hinder his recovery?

smackeddog wrote:Feel bad for him, but glad he won't be hogging a much needed roster spot. Berman just tweeted that he's having patella surgery.

smackeddog wrote:

VCoug wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

3G4G wrote:I actually feel bad for him...he shouldn't have been in this situation to begin with. Hopefully the team continues to take care of him going forward. I don't believe in Karma at all, but this is very ironic to say the least. May his recovery be a speedy one.

I don't doubt that they will, and he'll get another shot with the team next season. Does a player on a non guaranteed contract get his full pay in the event of an injury like this?

Off topic, I just read that Lin said he isn't fully recovered from his knee surgery and that his speed and agility isn't back yet. What the heck is going on there? It shouldn't take 6 months to recover from a tiny meniscus tear, when that's the length of time it takes for patella surgery...

http://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2012/10/10/jeremy-lin-working-his-way-back/

It does if you don't want to end up wearing Chris Paul's terrifyingly large knee brace.

See, I remember when his injury was first announced, and I thought about CPs injury and how long it took him to get back on track. But then it seemed like most of the media made out it was a quick recovery time, and then pointed to Grant Hills speedy return.

So now I'm really not sure- is it a 1 year recovery thing? I'm mainly concerned because Shump tore his meniscus as well as his ACL, so is that going to further hinder his recovery?

Not necessarily 1 year, but definitely longer than a couple months. Take a look at Chris Paul's career numbers, http://espn.go.com/nba/player/stats/_/id/2779/chris-paul; he returned two months after his injury, which is insanely quick, and he hasn't been the same player since. Lin was hurt at the end of March but, if I remember correctly, they put off surgery for a while. Right now his recovery time is probably a little under 6 months and he wouldn't have been able to work out much so he still needs to get back into playing shape. The other thing I've always heard about knee injuries in athletes is that it takes time for them to trust their knee again. They're too afraid to put cut, run, or put their full weight on their knee so that increases recovery time.

smackeddog wrote:Feel bad for him, but glad he won't be hogging a much needed roster spot. Berman just tweeted that he's having patella surgery.

Knicks dont need this kid cause he's JR bro

Aint impressed with any of em in summer camp few months back that's why its
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