dalembert is out 4 to 6 weeks

[kingsboi]

The sooner he can get any playing time at all, the better. He needs to get his feet wet a bit.

 

[asakkings]

Whiteside sprained a tendon in his knee if I remember correctly.

Tendon is better than Ligament but I dont think Tendon injuries are too serious unless its torn.

 

[kennadog]

Tendon is better than Ligament but I dont think Tendon injuries are too serious unless its torn.

As I recall reading it in the Bee, they just want to err on the side of extra caution with it.

 

[rainmaker]

Tendon is better than Ligament but I dont think Tendon injuries are too serious unless its torn.

He sprained his patella tendon, which runs right down the center of the front of your knee. I wouldn't be surprised if he's out for another month. Anything involving the patella when it relates to basketball can be serious. If he were to tear it, the recovery time would be roughly the same as if he had torn is MCL or ACL. So eventhough it's a tendon and not a ligament, the patella is one of the worst tendons to sprain and is involved in just about every lower body movement. Makes it tough to protect.

 

[Sac.1989]

Looks like long mins for landry with JT backing up both PF and C positions. Dontes going to have to play some 4