But but Linsanity part 2...
ChuckBuck wrote:But but Linsanity part 2...
That'll happen in round two of the playoffs if Knicks can pull through this.
Absolutely he should sit it out. He still hasn't cashed in yet (at least in terms of NBA checks) and he can't risk causing further injury. Not to mention how tough it would be to ride the bench for 5 weeks and then drop in a playoff series. The way the Heat swallowed him up when he was hole is probably not fully removed from his psyche. Best to wait it out until the next series at the earliest.
Why is everyone saying it's too early to risk it. Lin is professional NBA player. His job is basketball. What else is he supposed to do other than look forward to being back on the court? Enough with the "Why risk an injury." smack talk. If you're going to have that kind of attitude, then it's best if every NBA players stop playing 'less they risk an injury.
Knicks don't want Lin back on the court against the Heat even if he was healthy. They'd rather sweep this under the rug and forget about it. The Knicks organization are made up of slime balls.
It is an insult to Lin that they keep telling him to rest his knee. Lin is probably thinking "Fuck that, I'm tired of being told what to say. I'm fine. Let me in the damn game already."
I posted in the other Lin injury thread but damn. Syniko have you EVER had a ACL surgery? I have I barely was able to walk after the game and it was gruesome. Im amazed at LIN being able to be 3on3 scrimmages that shows hes trying to rehab and come back healthy next season or maybe further in the playoffs if it goes to that. Its unfair like Alan Hahn said to bring him out in this series.
Im sure Lin wants to play and IF the knicks pull out a upset he will play that series or after only IF hes able to. Why bring him out when he cant twist or cut properly or take contact that can just set him back. THINK ABOUT THIS! Your saying hes being a little girl its his job, but man he injured something that makes his abilities happen, this is his KNEE. Imagine you not being able to bend your knee sheesh.
youngandalmostfamous wrote:I posted in the other Lin injury thread but damn. Syniko have you EVER had a ACL surgery? I have I barely was able to walk after the game and it was gruesome. Im amazed at LIN being able to be 3on3 scrimmages that shows hes trying to rehab and come back healthy next season or maybe further in the playoffs if it goes to that. Its unfair like Alan Hahn said to bring him out in this series. Im sure Lin wants to play and IF the knicks pull out a upset he will play that series or after only IF hes able to. Why bring him out when he cant twist or cut properly or take contact that can just set him back. THINK ABOUT THIS! Your saying hes being a little girl its his job, but man he injured something that makes his abilities happen, this is his KNEE. Imagine you not being able to bend your knee sheesh.
I screw up my Knees three time in my life playing basketball and soccer. I know all about knee injury. The reason why I don't play basketball anymore is because of the fact that my knee is not what it used to be. I wouldn't want to go through the pain and swelling ever again.
So why be so crucial on the young fella? The media hype machine just wants stories. The guy just went through a a serious surgery without even 2 months into it.. I thank the powers that be for sitting him even if he wanted to play.
youngandalmostfamous wrote:So why be so crucial on the young fella? The media hype machine just wants stories. The guy just went through a a serious surgery without even 2 months into it.. I thank the powers that be for sitting him even if he wanted to play.
I'm not being crucial against Lin. I'm being crucial against Woodson and Knicks management. Woodson dislike Lin. It's so bleeding obvious he doesn't particularly care for Lin since Lin was, by essence, MDA's kid. When Woodson sees Lin, he sees MDA offense. That's a big no-no for Woody. You and I and everyone else knows it is true.
