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Taylor Hendricks injury thread

It has no effect on the tank and actively ruins one of the benefits of tanking...

The only silver-living is that other guys will get more minutes, like Flip.
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According to google, surgical repair of a fibula fracture can take 3-12 months recovery time. I'm not finding a lot of good comparisons for NBA players, as most of the ones that were big news (Paul George, Gordon Hayward) were tibia fractures not fibula fractures (fibula is less severe than tibia).

I'm currently hoping he can start rehab by the end of the season and be ready to go by early next season. That's probably best case scenario. Unfortunately he'll very likely miss having a normal off season. Worst case scenario... well, I'm not going to put that out in to the universe.
 
Prayers for Taylor. The only good thing that can be seen is it happened while he was quite young and has a better chance of recovering more fully. It's a lower point than I thought we'd see this year.
 
I think he has shown plenty. He is a very good defender. Good finisher at the rim and is a good shooter.
He was struggling shooting this year and doesn't even get look sat the rim unless they're wide open and uncontested.

He'll go into year 3 as a guy that has played 43 games with 0 important minutes under his belt
 
There are updates on Hendricks. Don't have time to post the tweets right now, but they are targeting him to be back by training camp. He'll be off crutches and start traveling with the team in January.

He's also saying that he slipped on water on the court causing the injury.
 
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