Dante's Injury -- how serious is it?

[gomretat]

if it were a succession of soft tissue injuries as in Danilo Gallinari sure, red flags. these are all unrelated pot luck. Understand where you're coming from but a strained hammy is run of the mill for an athlete.

It goes beyond soft tissue injuries. Some folks are more fragile and get hurt easier, regardless of how it happens. Dante may be getting to the point where some GM's who otherwise might want him will be cautious.

 

[Avery]

Update - Dante was rushed to LDS last night by life flight after an electric toothbrush accident. Fesenko is at his bedside.

#prayfordante

 

[FalseFlagg K]

It goes beyond soft tissue injuries. Some folks are more fragile and get hurt easier, regardless of how it happens. Dante may be getting to the point where some GM's who otherwise might want him will be cautious.

Doubt a hammy strain tips it over the edge

 

[Rubashov]

I thought birds gave you your information?

Feeding the birds and hoping for something in return...

 

[TheStormofWar]

Doubt a hammy strain tips it over the edge

It's cumulative with him. A hammy by itself is really nothing in the NBA. But he's missed over 50% of possible games he could have played in due to injury. That's a red flag.

 

[Getting Traded]

Dude will you stop making threads about injuries to our players?

You make a thread guaranteeing Rubio will play in game 4. He doesn't.
You make a thread saying Dantes' injury doesn't look serious. He's out for game 5.

STOP.

If you're going to make some threads about injuries can you make them about Rockets players at least?

I was asking a question not making a statement. Last I heard, before game 5, was that he was day-to-day, so apparently nothing serious.