2021-2022 NBA Season Thread • Page 778

fucking brutal. sucks that it always seemed that this was going to be a likely scenario

 

I was thinking the same thing

really feel for the kid after he's probably been sick of hearing all of those types of injury concerns from pundits etc

 

The Knicks lol.

 

Absolute brutal news.

 

Ugh goddamn.

 

That really sucks about chet. my rose colored glasses take is that hopefully a year of nba nutrition and weight training can build his frame a bit.

 

this was written by tony jones, the local beat writer. sounds alot like danny posturing to get the knicks to up their offer

 

lisfranc, yikes

that sucks

 

a 6'2 QB for the Panthers also suffered a Lisfranc injury so it's not *just* about height

but foot injuries are kinda freaky

 

ask Zion about how healing a foot as a big man goes

 

Chet guarded Lebron for one drive to the basket and now he’s out for the season.

 

he has spoken

 

They also cannot trade him to the Heat as long as Bam is still on the roster. Soooo Knicks it is!

And poor Chet. I feel like foot injuries tend to linger, too, so this could be even worse for him.

 

Pat Bev posting purple and yellow hearts

Where's that guy with gun crying meme

 

the "lol" here took me out

 

In fairness to Chet I’m not sure the big man/foot injury is that fair given he weighs under 200 lbs

 

it is given he got it being backed down by someone (who isn't even a big) which was the concern everyone has had since day 1, that he would get hurt getting out-muscled by the embiids/giannises (???) of the league

 

he can be traded to the heat because it only counts against rookie contracts given to players you traded for. bam was drafted by the heat so they can still take in another designated rookie contract. that being said i dont think ainge has any interest in the package we're offering.

 

Being that tall just keeping your balance while running and cutting puts extra wear on your feet, regardless of weight

 

Jokic is crazy

 

i guess the back is OK

 

Oh, you're right. I forgot that detail.

Miami's culture is probably best-suited to make up for the fact that Mitchell is a negative defender, but I imagine Ainge is more interested in picks than players so it's probably gonna be NY in the end.