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aggo wrote:the exact nature of the injury is that it can only be solved with surgery. his shoulder was always going to be unstable whether he waited 1 week, 10 weeks, 10 years.
he rehabbed it because he wanted to come back and give himself and the team a chance.
the rehab didnt work because the original injury REQUIRES surgery to fix.
you are all **** sad for thinking that "he made it worse"
"he waited 5 weeks"
"he came back too soon for contact"
nedleeds wrote:Pointless year where we were 0% to make the finals 0% to get a top 5 pick. Maybe this will convince them to trade Brunson for a haul and have a shot at a title in 6 years.
knicks94 wrote:If Randle is injured for the 2025 playoffs, do we offer him the max to see if he can prove himself in the 2026 playoffs?
thebuzzardman wrote:dakomish23 wrote:It sucks for us b/c after that BKN win I was sure we were a legitimate contender. All I needed to see was OG be more aggressive & the bench unit to keep us afloat. And we did it.
Also, Randle was well on his way to another all NBA caliber season after the horrific start.
Just bad news all around. Get healthy, this isn’t the end of this run.
Start Bogs at PF would be my vote IF OG gets back to have enough offensive punch to make some noise. But just as good a case if not better start Precious instead. As a starter his averages are
12.5 PPG 9.5 RPG 1.4 APG 1.8 BPG 1.1 SPG at 52.6% FG
OG not coming back. Any day the Knicks will drip release the news that OG is done for year as well.
KnixtapeH20 wrote:nedleeds wrote:Pointless year where we were 0% to make the finals 0% to get a top 5 pick. Maybe this will convince them to trade Brunson for a haul and have a shot at a title in 6 years.
The is a REALLY REALLY dumb post my ****.
The way Brunson is playing combined with a healthy roster, the emergence of Deuce we absolutely could make the finals, especially with our defense
We need a healthy OG it starts there.
WaltFrazier wrote:FO should have seen this possibility and made a better move at the deadline to replace Randle. One forward who's better than Bog and Burks combined
KnixtapeH20 wrote:nedleeds wrote:Pointless year where we were 0% to make the finals 0% to get a top 5 pick. Maybe this will convince them to trade Brunson for a haul and have a shot at a title in 6 years.
The is a REALLY REALLY dumb post my ****.
The way Brunson is playing combined with a healthy roster, the emergence of Deuce we absolutely could make the finals, especially with our defense
We need a healthy OG it starts there.
Chanel Bomber wrote:aggo wrote:the exact nature of the injury is that it can only be solved with surgery. his shoulder was always going to be unstable whether he waited 1 week, 10 weeks, 10 years.
he rehabbed it because he wanted to come back and give himself and the team a chance.
the rehab didnt work because the original injury REQUIRES surgery to fix.
you are all **** sad for thinking that "he made it worse"
"he waited 5 weeks"
"he came back too soon for contact"
Carmelo didn't have surgery on his torn labrum in 2013. Played through it and then rehabbed it the entire summer. Probably a case-by-case scenario.
The Knicks medical staff have cleared multiple players only for them to reaggravate injuries over the last two seasons. There's a pattern. They're not being conservative enough with their assessments and I think it calls for having another person in an oversight role to link between the medical side and the basketball side.
nedleeds wrote:Pointless year where we were 0% to make the finals 0% to get a top 5 pick. Maybe this will convince them to trade Brunson for a haul and have a shot at a title in 6 years.
aggo wrote:Oscirus wrote:He waited 5 weeks after the setback to get surgery or did the knicks sit on the surgery news that long?
I gotta be honest
the fact that people are still thinking this is some conspiracy and that he held something back is just really really **** sad.
use your brain people.
spree2kawhi wrote:Chanel Bomber wrote:aggo wrote:the exact nature of the injury is that it can only be solved with surgery. his shoulder was always going to be unstable whether he waited 1 week, 10 weeks, 10 years.
he rehabbed it because he wanted to come back and give himself and the team a chance.
the rehab didnt work because the original injury REQUIRES surgery to fix.
you are all **** sad for thinking that "he made it worse"
"he waited 5 weeks"
"he came back too soon for contact"
Carmelo didn't have surgery on his torn labrum in 2013. Played through it and then rehabbed it the entire summer. Probably a case-by-case scenario.
The Knicks medical staff have cleared multiple players only for them to reaggravate injuries over the last two seasons. There's a pattern. They're not being conservative enough with their assessments and I think it calls for having another person in an oversight role to link between the medical side and the basketball side.
A torn labrum is a serious injury. Sometimes that sht never heals up. Look it up. Once you understand what a labrum is, you understand why he’s out for season.
Oscirus wrote:aggo wrote:Oscirus wrote:He waited 5 weeks after the setback to get surgery or did the knicks sit on the surgery news that long?
I gotta be honest
the fact that people are still thinking this is some conspiracy and that he held something back is just really really **** sad.
use your brain people.
Who said its a conspiracy all I said was if he knew his shoulder was done five weeks ago, he should've had the surgery then. If he did, then the knicks sat on the information and gave fans false hope.