bleedingTNorange
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The mechanics of the hit to his knee did not look like that of an ACL injury. Doesn't mean it can't be that, but I'd be a little surprised if it were that.Trainers can usually tell an ACL injury with about 99% certainty in 5 minutes, the fact Barnes says that would make me think he’s gotten some reason for optimism, but we’ll see.
That OOC schedule about to get gnarly.I’ll take any and every win no matter how we get them through the first half of this year, this was already a team with a ton of new faces that was gonna take awhile to gel, now you’ve had Boswell and Estrella both missing time…just try to get healthy while stacking some wins and continue to improve throughout.
They can definitely be...most are, but typically the contact form comes from a hit to the side of the knee. That isn't to say a hyperextension like we saw with JP cannot lead to an ACL tear. It's just less common.I thought ACLs were generally non contact?
They can definitely be...most are, but typically the contact form comes from a hit to the side of the knee. That isn't to say a hyperextension like we saw with JP cannot lead to an ACL tear. It's just less common.
My guess, if they feared an ACL, it's doubtful he goes back to the bench, and even less doubtful he does so without crutches.
Let's just hope for the best.
What is Boswell‘s injury? And is he expected back soon?I’ll take any and every win no matter how we get them through the first half of this year, this was already a team with a ton of new faces that was gonna take awhile to gel, now you’ve had Boswell and Estrella both missing time…just try to get healthy while stacking some wins and continue to improve throughout.
Generally, ACL tears can be diagnosed in the trainers room with a specific test. Seems unlikely he has this right now. That's not to say couldn't have torn meniscus or medial ligaments in knee which is more like 4-6 week injury.They can definitely be...most are, but typically the contact form comes from a hit to the side of the knee. That isn't to say a hyperextension like we saw with JP cannot lead to an ACL tear. It's just less common.
My guess, if they feared an ACL, it's doubtful he goes back to the bench, and even less doubtful he does so without crutches.
Let's just hope for the best.
Agree on all counts.Generally, ACL tears can be diagnosed in the trainers room with a specific test. Seems unlikely he has this right now. That's not to say couldn't have torn meniscus or medial ligaments in knee which is more like 4-6 week injury.
Very least, I doubt we see JP until after Thanksgiving even if he had most mild strain just given how many games back to back in short time frame.
