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There should be a meme where it shows Hayward sitting on the floor, looking miserable, throwing up in a bucket, with the text "Still Better than Trey Lyles"
 
I had food poisoning twice...
as a 20 year old some bad Chinese Buffett food put me in bed for three days.
as a 22-year old I ate something prepared by someone with crap on his hands...down for three days and in the hospital and the last time I went to Tony Romas.

Get well soon Hayward.
 
JimLes said:
I used to think food poisoning was a joke. Mind you, I never had it until I was 32 and I had thrown up maybe 2-3 times in my entire life before that. I didn't realize that it's possible to literally be throwing up all night, even though you have nothing to throw up. My band had a gig 3 days later and we had to play 3 45-minute sets with breaks because I could barely stand.
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Thankfully, Hayward has a medical team tending to him around the clock.
 
JimLes said:
I used to think food poisoning was a joke. Mind you, I never had it until I was 32 and I had thrown up maybe 2-3 times in my entire life before that. I didn't realize that it's possible to literally be throwing up all night, even though you have nothing to throw up. My band had a gig 3 days later and we had to play 3 45-minute sets with breaks because I could barely stand.
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Ya I have had one of them days/nights from good poisoning. I wanted to die
 
Michael Jordan's former personal trainer, Tim Grover, said it was food poisoning, not the flu, that affected the former Chicago Bulls star during Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals, which has come to be known as "The Flu Game."


It's considered one of the greatest games of Jordan's career and in NBA Finals history, as he scored 38 points to help lead the Bulls to a 90-88 victory against the Jazz in Utah, despite battling a physical ailment that made him visibly weak. The Bulls went on to clinch their fifth title in Game 6.
 
JimLes said:
I used to think food poisoning was a joke. Mind you, I never had it until I was 32 and I had thrown up maybe 2-3 times in my entire life before that. I didn't realize that it's possible to literally be throwing up all night, even though you have nothing to throw up. My band had a gig 3 days later and we had to play 3 45-minute sets with breaks because I could barely stand.
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Basically feel like your going to die... dehydrated... then you drink and throw up and dry heave. If he wasn't throwing up at halftime he could gut it out. I don't question him one bit.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
That 3 he hit was huge.

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It was huge. And it's not like he played all that great to me but it just seemed like he had maximum effort and energy.

I would have loved to see him get a breakaway dunk..... I bet we would have seen his highest vertical. Dude was buzzing with energy just never really got to totally unleash it.
 
Siro said:
Thankfully, Hayward has a medical team tending to him around the clock.
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Sadly, we were only good enough for 100 bucks per head and a 50-dollar bar tab. Health coverage is **** for a classic rock tribute band.
 
Yeah food poisoning is a bitch and sometimes it can kill. Hayward needs lots of fluids, nausea meds and rest.
 
JazzyFresh said:
Michael Jordan's former personal trainer, Tim Grover, said it was food poisoning, not the flu, that affected the former Chicago Bulls star during Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals, which has come to be known as "The Flu Game."


It's considered one of the greatest games of Jordan's career and in NBA Finals history, as he scored 38 points to help lead the Bulls to a 90-88 victory against the Jazz in Utah, despite battling a physical ailment that made him visibly weak. The Bulls went on to clinch their fifth title in Game 6.
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It was flu/hangover... was seen in every park city bar the night before until super late. My dad is fairly tied into the folks up there.
 
fishonjazz said:
It was huge. And it's not like he played all that great to me but it just seemed like he had maximum effort and energy.

I would have loved to see him get a breakaway dunk..... I bet we would have seen his highest vertical. Dude was buzzing with energy just never really got to totally unleash it.
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He didn't **** anything up which was all we needed from him.

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