Just blow it all up. Even if he comes back on schedule (hahahahaahaha) he won't be the same player. Taking what is essentially two years away from the game is just too much.
Blake Griffin came back from the same thing in a few weeks during his college days. Safe to say he still has hops. It's not on the same knee as his ACL injury, so I think long-term he'll be fine. It's just sad because he was just lighting it up too.Just blow it all up. Even if he comes back on schedule (hahahahaahaha) he won't be the same player. Taking what is essentially two years away from the game is just too much.
Blake Griffin gets away with molesting other guys every game.Blake Griffin came back from the same thing in a few weeks during his college days. Safe to say he still has hops. It's not on the same knee as his ACL injury, so I think long-term he'll be fine. It's just sad because he was just lighting it up too.
Report on local sports talk this morning was that he was out for the season.Blake Griffin came back from the same thing in a few weeks during his college days. Safe to say he still has hops. It's not on the same knee as his ACL injury, so I think long-term he'll be fine. It's just sad because he was just lighting it up too.
MJ was never a great shooter. The reason he was always above 50% before baseball is because he fucking drove and dunked on everyone getting high percentage shots. When he came back he was older and had to become more of a shooter. It had nothing to do with time off and everything to do with getting old.Report on local sports talk this morning was that he was out for the season.
Also Michael was a transcendent player, whom Rose isn't even a shadow of. Funny enough though MJ was shooting at a 50% or better clip before he took off to try out baseball and never hit the fifty percent mark after his return. So even the best player to ever play the game wasn't immune to taking that much time off.
15ppg on 35% shooting is not "lighting it up". Just saying.It's just sad because he was just lighting it up too.
Sarcasm?It's just sad because he was just lighting it up too.
MJ went from greatest player in the world by a wide margin to best player in the world by a little smaller margin. He was less athletic for sure, but his jump shooting and post game improved dramatically. He was definitely above "great". Hell, when he came back with the Wizards would be when he was down to "great". He scored 51 points followed by 45 the next game, both in only 38 minutes. His scoring average was a lot lower due to playing much less minutes per game, but he was still amazing in his limited play time.Some of you guys must have forgotten about the 90s NBA, for sure.
As far as i remember there were your supporting league players, your scrub NBA players, average NBA players, great NBA players and after all these there was also MJ.
He didnt even play in the same league as all the other guys around the 90s.
And after his stint in baseball, he simply dropped down to great NBA players level. Nothing to be ashamed about but if you considered DRose a great player before his injuries, imagine what level shaky knees DRose will play if he would return.