Are any of you worried about his thumb? Can he really come back from TWO Bennett's fractures in so short a time? :sad:
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Are any of you worried about his thumb? Can he really come back from TWO Bennett's fractures in so short a time? :sad:
After the second surgery they said things were tightened up so much it was not likely to break ever again. However he was not part of the OTA's so there seems to be some use/healing issue still lingering. Of course he's spent so much time working on the thumb that his hammy will blow the first week he can practice.
this is what you get when you google 'blow a hammy'. I'm sure I don't know
http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs71/i/20...00-d4cymua.png
I was expecting a rock video from some hot new band named "Clays Thumb"
They're just holding him out because that is what they do with the returning injured. The thumb has had like seven months to heal since the surgery, and unless CMIII has premature osteoporosis I don't think he's any more likely to rebreak it than anyone else who plays his position.
We need some commentary from a certain poster with pretty advanced sports injury knowledge.
BRING BLACK RAND!
His thumb, or hamstrings, or big toe nail or something will have him missing time. I have no confidence in Clay's durability.
i think he needs to learn how to play with some kind of splint on his thumb for the extra support. i have no faith in any part of his body NOT breaking, or pulling
Once he finds the right balance of PEDs or a Florida anti-aging doctor, things will be all right.
You left out European ligament repair.Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
And Alex Rodriguez's Canadian blood spinner. He needs to get out of jail first, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by denverYooper
I think Kobe went to Europe for his knee, but they forgot his achilles.
Looks like I got my Kobe injuries mixed up. Let's change that to European Arthritis Surgery.Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
Not to be confused with Colorado Arthritis Therapy.