mreinman wrote:Nalod wrote:Not quite the answer I was looking for but interesting never-the-less....http://instreetclothes.com/nba-injury-analysis/
cute ... the knicks really owned that one.
That's a very interesting site link Nalod
didn't know in depth info was logged about ..to that detail from player #1 thru 12,
and any extra bench spots players.
That link also points to the medical staff/team physician/team trainer ?
Interesting, also how poor Knicks rate but they are not only team.
What's up with that ? as far as players and teams decide if there is such a
REAL injury <obvious yes>, then ultimately the timing or treatment paths varies.
I dont say I am a doctor Or know about if REST as opposed to operations gets a player back on court faster.
Who knows?
All I know is I see players messed up at season end of NBA Season, prognosis if an operation
the player seem that unless they Or team pushes the operation during downtime (summer)
why do we see players deciding to take care of an health issue in Sept. Or Oct. prior to NBA Training camp start & ending
Why this occurs if known Injury is in March,April ?
Look at the value-less Andrea B. of Knicks,
I Aint smart to say this fool wasn't hurt for nearly 2 yrs but after seeing his career in Toronto and NY
I can see getting back to Knick Team is neither a priority of Player Andrea, nor agent and team.
I am going to look foolish to say also that I fully 150% understand an Injury such as a D.Rose or P.George type is a 12 -18 month
process, no worries.
But when I see Andrea out as long as players whom had far more horrific real injuries
(P.George worked back to playing practice under 1 yr) then I say NBA guys like Knicks Andrea , D-Will and few others are
whats wrong with NBA and my reason to post this.
I Aint going to question if a player is really hurt, them being shelved by org. is real enough
However I dont see any urgency to work hard whether you're Healthy NBA player OR you are a Hurt NBA Player
whom pride yourself on your NBA Job.
Even the as_s*bin NBA Role players.
I still think the younger set (not 100% all) is from a culture that if they ain't 100%
whether a injury not serious, or some problems healthwise that isnt cardio, they aint suiting up for their team
unless there NBA position/contract is threathened OR they are on an elite team.
Elite team players seem to work harder to do things for themselves and as recommended by team trainers,physicians, etc..
Amare Stout a shell of himself should be proud
he is a warrior but never lets it be known publicly he cant play unless he really cant play
he also shows a old school attitude or pride of his NBA job.
I dont like some of the team/players on NBA
I respect most of them though.
We'll see what occurs as years evolve with players health issues which is part of any pro sports.
These days guys like Nene can have a personal problem (not death in family)
and take off 1/2 week to straighten things out. Fair but its absurd this stuff is made public
when a player whom can play doesn't when the need is only going to suit player (e.g. like NBA playoffs)
Throw Carmelo in there
for his playing in NBA 2015 allstar game
which he didnt deserve to be voted in (hurt) in first place!