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All I can say is that Karl or John would never have allowed this, and they were among the most durable players ever. We also have to trust Donovan. It's his body and he should have a say in this.

Can you blame him if he is ready? Everyone is pissed. But we need to know who made the decision to keep him out of the game and demand their head on a silver platter.

What do you mean? It was not Don's decision. If it were, he wouldn't be pissed or tweeting that he didn't know when he would be back.

Also, LeBron is playing and he obviously is not 100 percent. But he is playing because it's the playoffs and he knows the Lakers need him. And Don is a lot younger and less prone to injury.

And whose opinion was it that he was "not quite" ready. Not Don's, not his teammates. Quin hasn't said anything, has he, or Dennis. Step up to the plate, Dennis. Did Don's medical people have a different opinion? We need to know this.

Let's face it. If he was a full participant in practice and wasn't ready, don't you think the rest of the team would've noticed him wincing or hobbling around or not being able to land properly, etc. I'm sure the team is pissed because they also thought he was ready.

BS

But what doesn't fit your scenario is that they had cleared him to play and at the last minute changed their mind. Now who's to blame? Certainly not Don.

If he was a full participant in practice, then you know that the players would have a good sense of whether or not he was ready, don't you think?

Damn it. Now that this has blown up, the FO needs to come clean about this injury and what exactly was the nature of it, the seriousness of it, why it has taken so long for it to heal, were there setbacks during rehab -- stop the stupid secrecy because it is helping no one at this point, only...

Well, Donovan wanted to play and said he was ready, so it surely wasn't his team that made the decision.

Just sent a tweet to Andy suggesting he press for more details rather than accepting their opinions. That is, why they held have the opinion that he is not ready to play. You know, that is very ignorant to accept an opinion without justification. You need details to support an opinion.

This is f'd up in my opinion. In recent years the trainers have been too conservative. Think of all the times Karl and John played when they were not 100 percent. This is the playoffs, damn it. If we end up losing, you know who to blame because they have given the Grizz the confidence that they...

The reason we lost was turnovers, plain and simple. We were in control and then we had a bunch of turnovers, several by Bogey. Then in the beginning of the 4th we were coming back and again more turnovers, this time by Clarkson who took some bad shots when he should've passed the ball. That's...

Well, he was playing in practice on Thursday, so ... did he re-injure his ankle, then?

So, why isn't the state attorney-general who also called for its release being listened to? And why are you supporting this corruption by making such a comment? Don't you think people have a right to know the truth? How does concealing information help anyone but the culprits? Sames thing in...

At least now we won't be seeing Curry and Green getting help from the refs.

I don't know how people can say the Grizz or Dubs are weak. This was one of the best games of the year. The defense was great and some great plays were made.

Yes, we need to see the entire video. The fact, however, that they are suppressing it suggests their culpability. Just show the video. That's the reason they have the cams so we can see with our own eyes what happened. The suppression of it makes them look guilty. Obviously, the guy was...

Not really. The Celts-Wiz and Lakers-Dubs were excellent games and very competitive. Also, I like giving the team just outside the playoffs a chance to get in. And I expect today's game to be competitive as the previous game they played was. I would not be surprised to see Memphis win...