12-27-2020, 11:35 PM
(12-27-2020, 10:49 PM)Kammrath Wrote: So that isn't even an apples to apples or a rational comparison.
Dipo is specifically having to rest the knee that was injured 22 months ago because of how completely devastating that injury was....his knee will NEVER be the same.
KP on the other hand had a torn ACL (something much easier to recover from than a quad tendon tear) in one knee 34 months ago and is sitting out now because of a completely separate contact injury in the other knee.
But go ahead and ignore facts and reality if you so desire. Thankfully the Mavs management will actually look at the facts.
Hmmm, it seems tome it is all based on that report that his tendon tear is 2nd worst injury in sports.
If he looks good, and as athletic then I really don't believe that, it most likely mean he will be a Kawhi for his rest of career (both had quad injury, quad tendinopathy is more of a bitch of an injury btw. From personal experience)
Comparing that to KP who had ACL at 7'3, I would argue it is same risk tbh.
That said,I simply believe you don't invest in 2 injury prone core players, one is enough. We have KP for that tbh.
That is why I am sole member of team "reload" assets, simply keeping our draft picks until we pay the Knicks, or at least till 2022 summer, when we will have the ability to trade 3 picks and have KP contract close to end while having clearer picture of his health long term.