Nalod wrote:Find successful stories with good outcomes and move forward. ACL tears have bad endings, but quite a few don't.
No successful franchise ever succeeded without taking risk. Starphuching eliminates risk by paying top dollar for established players.
LIke Dice, Like Marbury, Like Amare, Like Melo. Melo was not a failure, we just paid a high price and did not succeed around him.
Many players have survived ACL's and have gone on to have great careers. Younger the better.
It's done. No morning after glory will satisfy anyone but the weak minded with "told you so". I'll take Kp, 27-7-2blks and allstar his third year than Willy Cauley Stein.

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Toney Allen, Crawford, Brewer, Mark West, Mark Price, Baron Davis in College, HOF bob lanier in college, Sean Elliot in Jr High, Tim Hardaway Sr, Googs, Kyle Lowrey in College, Nene and Ron Harper! Add Rondo, Jabari Parker (hold breath), shawn Livingston. Some of these injuries were worse. Chris paul tore his meniscus years ago. Kobe's injury was worse. westbrook tore his meniscus few years back.

Is that list suppose to make anyone feel better?

Beasleys value just went up. They better sign him for a couple of years right now!!

Anyone want to buy my remaining season tickets? SMH

anrst wrote:i thought it was a much better list than that!

Focus on the successes. Some still had HOF careers!!
Some came back to where they were. NO, corey Brewer was never great. Livingston leg might be the worst in history.
Now KP is there with Dennis Smith Jr!!