Yes again.. lest we forget Terry has been a CLUTCH end-of-game shooter since KI went down. And do you think lerbon/cleve were going to NOT focus on Tatum (if he had gotten the ball). TR shooting in that moment was a solid option.
Suffered from the facial fracture injury earlier this season (masked Kyrie).
Im not sure that even a pro basketball player can just keep a surgeon on standby for "whenever my team loses."
Yeah, these sorts of surgeries are usually scheduled 2-3 months in advance. I’m sure this was added to the schedule after his year was done when no one had any expectations of this team getting out of the second round.
Surprised they didn't do it when he was under for his knee tbh.
I had the surgery in January and it was life changing for me. I would recommend it.
I suspect certain Boston radio hacks will devote much of their time to this tomorrow. And I'm certain that if they do, emergency heart/lung transplant surgery will provide the only valid justification.
Is this really a thing? Getting two separate, unrelated surgeries done at the same time? Sounds like a logistical nightmare
It's not good for you to be given general anesthesic and knocked out, it's a lot less bad to keep you out for an extra hour than do it all over again was all I thought.
You're right but it's probably difficult to coordinate schedules with 2 different surgeons who may not even practice at the same hospital.
It's true, though I wager Kyrie probably has more options for that than us mortals.
FWIW, Kyrie's agent said he couldn't fly after the surgery, which is why he couldn't make the game. I'd assume he had the surgery somewhere else.
If you mean, he has the resources to go anywhere to find a doc he likes, that's true. But once he has his eye on a particular surgeon, I dont think he gets to jump the line.
Seriously? OK.
Even in the great red north non scholarship athletes from the local universities jump the cue, and the CFL players go right to the front. All that happens is a doctor add an available slot, maybe move scheduled surgery a day or two.
totally unrelated but ran into Vlade Divac this morning in front of Starbucks (Montana Ave in Santa Monica), some buddy of his was giving him a hug and asking him when is it going to get better?
That Tatum dunk and then that three right after seemed pretty unafraid. He just didn't get the ball enough.
If he could've snapped his fingers and gotten his nose fixed whenever he wanted, I guess that only leaves "kyrie's a piece of shit who abandoned his teammates."
Yeah ok that's what I was going for. It was an idle thought in conversation it's really not important. I have no idea why it's still being discussed tbh.
