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Speaking of 1 seed
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Hornets gotta put him out of his misery, even though he's right. 
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Wasn’t the guy they had before him a decent coach? Borrego I think?
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Word to P C H there aren’t 5 better players than healthy Kawhi.
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See y’all next year lol
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It's weird because Clay always seemed like he was a smart, self-reflective type of guy so it's odd to me that he's struggling to understand that he is not the player he once was. He needs to adapt his playing style or simply take fewer shots.
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Klay could barely dribble when he was 27 and injury free. And he has no self-awareness and the utmost confidence in himself. Perfect storm, unfortunately.
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So he did a meniscus removal?
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bet on himself. Tough
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Told y'all Klay was cooked over 18 months ago and back then it was "YoU'Re JuSt HaTiNg" "HE GotTa GeT hIs LEgs UnDeR HiM"
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Was the only option to get back before the playoffs. Repairs take anywhere from 3-6 months.
I get it, I just hope his 30s are kinder to him than they were to Wade.
Jimmy Butler’s knee hasn’t stopped him from doing what he needed to do in the playoffs, so Jo probably won’t exceed 60-65 regular season games going forward. Very rarely playing back to backs.
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Trim I think. Same thing Robert Williams had.
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He should've sat the rest of this season and let it heal. He's cooked, I'll give him another 2 elite years tops.
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Agree with this. I wouldn't want to take the chance of rushing him back for the sake of a playoff run. Robert Williams had the same procedure, but he was younger and still looked like a shell of himself when he came back.
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Doesn't help that Joel is a legit big guy. All that weight on that injured knee ain't good going forward. History has not been kind to centers and injuries.
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I hope I'm wrong but the last thing a player of his size needs to be doing is removing cartilage from his knee. He's almost 300 lbs, about to be 30.
The writing is on the wall.
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I think Embiid should slim down regardless. Not his fault Kuminga landed on him, but he should ease the load on his knees.
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Like I said, Klay should’ve studied late stage Ray Allen. Klay could EASILY extend his career if simply modeled the current version of himself after Ray Allen
I know Ray never suffered the major injuries that Klay dealt with, but they’re as close as it gets. Of course Ray was a better athlete than Klay in their primes but Ray was willing to sacrifice and change his game as he aged
I know Ray never suffered the major injuries that Klay dealt with, but they’re as close as it gets. Of course Ray was a better athlete than Klay in their primes but Ray was willing to sacrifice and change his game as he aged
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So go be a spot up shooter for Lebron?
I agree.
But 37% from 3 isn't going to get it done, he needs to cut down on his volume of shots.
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Ouch, so he opted for the return sooner but worse long term and post career prognosis option?
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Yea 280+ pounds of force on that knee.
Nightmare scenario is he’s a shell of himself, can’t workout this summer, and is out of shape to start next year.
But if you tell any player they have a 1 month re-evaluation timetable vs. 3 months at the earliest, they’re taking the month.
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Klay's discussion of his decline during the Warriors "Last Dance" documentary is something I can't wait for. Hopefully him and Steph don't fallout like Scottie and Mike.
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