Fri Mar 28, 2008 10:54 am
So what's the moral of the story there? "Can't win, don't try"? If he's good (enough) to go in a couple of weeks as suggested by the initial prognosis and the Mavericks are in the Playoffs, why shouldn't he return?
Wed Apr 02, 2008 7:25 am
A story doesn't need to have a moral Andrew, stop looking for lessons. 
I can't exactly remember but didn't Duncan got injured a few years back but it was decided for him not to return, even if he was able to, despite his team making it in the Playoffs?
I can't exactly remember but didn't Duncan got injured a few years back but it was decided for him not to return, even if he was able to, despite his team making it in the Playoffs?
Wed Apr 02, 2008 7:41 am
Aw, Mavericks need to hold on to that playoff spot so the Nets can get their pick in this draft.
Wed Apr 02, 2008 8:20 pm
shadowgrin wrote:A story doesn't need to have a moral Andrew, stop looking for lessons.
Just an expression.
shadowgrin wrote:I can't exactly remember but didn't Duncan got injured a few years back but it was decided for him not to return, even if he was able to, despite his team making it in the Playoffs?
He missed the Playoffs in 2000 when the Spurs were upset by the Suns.