Didn't he have a "stress" to his tendon before it blew?
And does John Wall have the same thing?
Nalod wrote:Didn't he have a "stress" to his tendon before it blew?And does John Wall have the same thing?
Papabear Says
Yes I believe so. So for Walls he better be carefull of there she blows!
Nalod wrote:Didn't he have a "stress" to his tendon before it blew?And does John Wall have the same thing?
no, 2 distinctly different injuries.
I think shump strained his knee tendon/ligament at the start of the season which healed. Then he developed tendinitis in his knees, which he played through. Then he tore his ACL. Maybe there were warning signs, but most people say its just a freak accident. Walls injury is very different
smackeddog wrote:I think shump strained his knee tendon/ligament at the start of the season which healed. Then he developed tendinitis in his knees, which he played through. Then he tore his ACL. Maybe there were warning signs, but most people say its just a freak accident. Walls injury is very different
I know he is not torn ACL but I was thinking his early injury might be the same and sort of a "Prerequisite" type to a worse one.
Wizards were making some good moves to get more mature and experienced which should help Wall perhaps develop better.
Funny, I think Grunfeld survives because the youth movement was not his idea alone. Ownership is always involved in direction of team. Its how McHale survived all those years in Minny. Funny, Khan in Minny is starting to look pretty good with his team. This despite Flynn and Beasley not really fulfilling their draft status.
He had a strained MCL 1st game of the season against Boston
