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NUMBERICA said:
All is can tell you is the Bulls looked great with him and dog **** without him and no one else on their roster has had that net difference of impact.
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That’s hard to argue as each hasn’t had an injury and been replaced by Ball to see what the outcome will be

Sure they miss him , but best player is a long stretch
 
Looks to be an error as the actual injury report lists him out, but ESPN lists Lonzo Ball as questionable for tonight's game against Minnesota. Makes it feel like Thibs is still coaching there
 
Tremendous Upside said:
Apparently Ball is gonna have a cartilage transplant in his knee. That means the "new" cartilage will be coming from a cadaver.

So don't be surprised when we hear that Rudy Gay will miss the rest of the season after a "minor knee prodecure".
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Yeah also read about this fairly new and experimental procedure.. Dr. Gökhan Meric, a leading expert of the area says that 80% return to the same level but he failed to detail that the study that statement is based on has 4 cases of professional basketball players undergoing the procedure.

I found two of those 4, and likely the only NBA examples:

Jordan Adams in 2016, never played in NBA since, does play as a professional in Europe

Festus Ezeli in 2017, never played in NBA but did play in G League
 
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Interesting ESPN article about the importance of the corner 3.

This is the shot Walker Kessler needs to eventually become a star in this league. This and free throws.

www.espn.com

The evolution of the easiest shot in the NBA

The average corner 3 is worth more than an average layup, and teams know it, which is why they're taking more than ever -- and it's making life easier at the rim, too.
www.espn.com www.espn.com
 
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