I think the Jazz will give solid minutes to Neto. He's probably the best passer and not a terrible defensive liability. He'll be our version of Ricky Rubio. Alec Burks and Hoody can make up the offense.
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Joe Bagadonuts
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Well said.
Haven't researched that yet. From the little I've read purely physically in most cases there is no reason the athlete cannot be back to 100%(with some exceptions). The bigger problem seems psychological - making the player trust his knee again.
FalseFlagg K
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nope reports from the initial examination at the stadium.
Assuming your body doesnt reject it or have infections that is the best way to go. My hamstrings never recovered from being cut up. Pulled them all the time for 3-4 years after the surgery from stupid simple stuff.
He was diagnosed with an ACL tear in Slovenia.
Someone did say on twitter that ACL tears are sometimes initially misdiagnosed and are actually just meniscus tears, but probably not.
I tore my ACL, MCL, PCL and LCL all at once. Being a skier I've known tons of people that have torn ACL's. I think it's pretty easy for a doc to diagnose a ACL tear with a simple hands-on stability test of a knee. My docs have done the test to me a ton of times... it can tell them a lot about a knee.
In watching it again I think the reason he blew his ACL is that as he landed his toe was pointed inwards.
If you get off a ski lift and the tail of your ski is on top of the persons ski next to you and they ski ahead, you fall backwards(like you're sitting down) and that is a classic ACL tear scenario...your toes go inwards and your weight goes back...and boom!
If you get off a ski lift and the tail of your ski is on top of the persons ski next to you and they ski ahead, you fall backwards(like you're sitting down) and that is a classic ACL tear scenario...your toes go inwards and your weight goes back...and boom!