On Oct 24, 6:52 pm, mmasw <j... DeleteThis @nolegs.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 14:44:46 -0700, "Terraholm"
>
> <TerraholmSPAM... DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote:
> >Frank Rizzo wrote:
> >> Just my opinion. If Roy's ankle is serious they should tank the season
> >> from jump street and try and make a run at Derrick Rose from
> >> Memphis....
>
> >It is not his ankle it is his foot and it is not serious.. as in it will not
> >make it worse in the long run to play when it does not hurt. It can be
> >controlled with proper shoes and rest if it flares up.
> >No way to develop him having him sit.
> >If they go for that it can wait until the off season. And that is
> >problematic...surgery might make it worse.
>
> apparently, this particular surgery in roy's case would require an
> incision through muscle to access the abnormality. That sounds like it
> could have an unavoidable level of risk.
>
> it may come to that, but having a player who misses 6-10 games a year
> is better then partially crippling him...or at least risking it.
>
> Is it my imagination or have there been a lot of injuries this
> preseason all around the league?
There have been more than normal. It's good to know one of the
league's brightest young stars is not at risk for permanent injury and
doesn't need surgery. With regards to Laurel's post above, I agree
with most of it, but I don't think Roy needs to play to develop. He
only needs to play to become familiar with his teammates. His game is
pretty well rounded and he has a good understanding of what he's
supposed to do on the floor. In short, he's way ahead on the learning
curve.
Rizzo
>> Stay informed about: I think it's quiet because of nervousness about Roy's ankle