Andrew wrote:Yes, even if the Bulls make it through I don't see them toppling the Heat, with or without Rose.
Andrew wrote:[...] since it means more time for him to rest up and be fully healed/confident on his surgically repaired knee.
Rose hasn't been any help, looking fit in full scrimmages of late and suggesting the only part of his body still to be convinced of a return was between his ears.
"(at)drose needs to give his leg to Kobe if he's not gonna use it"
SoF'nAwesome wrote:Andrew wrote:Yes, even if the Bulls make it through I don't see them toppling the Heat, with or without Rose.
Trying to use those jinxing skills, mate?
SteveHTOWN wrote:Andrew wrote:[...] since it means more time for him to rest up and be fully healed/confident on his surgically repaired knee.
I found this article interesting as far as the comparisons to other players with similar injuries go. Seems like Rose will soon not be asked when he'll return from injury, but why didn't he return sooner when his team could used some help...
“I had a broken leg,” recalled Luol Deng of the stress fracture that many questioned at the time and which kept him out of the thrilling 2009 playoff series with the Boston Celtics. “That’s the bottom line. I had a broken leg. But no one, excuse my language, gave (a darn). To me, there was nothing like that (I ever experienced). I don’t think I can go through anything for the rest of my career that’s going to affect me as much as that did.”
“It’s been bothering me all year,” Deng said about many questioning Rose. “It’s, ‘We love him, we love him. MVP.’ Then it’s why isn’t he coming back? It’s how it is. You don’t think you are being selfish. But somehow you are in wanting him to come back. It’s his decision.”
It’s not like Deng doesn’t understand the fans desire what’s best for the team, as he does. He loves the support he and the Bulls have received. But Deng also understands it’s your life and your livelihood, and how difficult it is to insist you care when everyone believes you don’t.
“If you’re living your life and not on TV and everyone doesn’t know your life, you don’t want someone to come in you don’t know and tell you what to do,” says Deng. “And when you are a competitor the last thing you want to hear (is you don’t want to play).”
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