His right knee quadriceps have tendinopathy as well as left knee patellar tendinopathy. Since Kawhi has had this compounding over many years, these conditions have reached stage 3, in short meaning that it’s degenerative and irreversible.

I read the same article you did lmaooo yet you don’t really understand what you’re saying you just regurgitated the article

The real kicker here though is me typing lol prompted that word vomit of you regurgitating an article.

Thanks for the easy 1 2

Yeh we can't all have degree in medicine or w.e

regardless

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We read the same article to arrive to a conclusion and yet somehow that makes less sense for me, as someone without a medical degree? Point out where what I’ve said is wrong, or maybe you’re just desperate to reach for some sensation of superiority on d2jsp. Congratulations on all your success bubbles

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edit: sorry for the delay forgot about this thread, lmaooo

This post was edited by Bubbler on Sep 8 2021 12:48pm

He’s going to be on load management 50 game max reg seasons until the end of his career which unfortunately will be cut short of course.

Playing on a clown team like LAC is never going to help him physically or legacy wise.

I can see him pulling a San Ant move again and request a trade to somewhere with a warmer climate (Was talking to someone who worked for SN in Toronto about what Kawhi in Miami would look like)

There’s always the possibility, albeit not the strongest, of Masai making a play to get him back to Toronto but it would take some serious finessing and wouldn’t happen at minimum until LAC fails again this year

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Yea you’re absolutely right. There’s a good possibility that Kawhi really doesn’t care too much about chasing rings like Durant and LeBron. Maybe he will just be happy to be in LA and be semi competitive. It’s not like the Clippers aren’t a top 4 team in the West.

I think it’s not a question of if Kawhi will have his career cut short, only how soon will that happen and how much will he drop off. I wouldn’t want the Bucks to invest major assets into acquiring Kawhi, I wouldn’t trust his body to hold up even for one year at this point… too much of a risk when the team is already stable enough to compete.

The teams who should be looking to take a risk on a Kawhi acquisition are Portland, Philly, Toronto, Dallas, Miami, Denver, Phoenix, Atlanta. In short, teams that are close enough to a title, have some assets to make it work while not emptying the cupboards, and have a big enough market to satisfy Kawhi and his uncle.

This post was edited by SSBBWGiantessLover on Sep 9 2021 08:59pm

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