They do say that a dislocation is worse than a break because it has a tendency to keep happening, so it would be a little worrisome if his shoulder is going to keep popping out of its socket. With that said...yeah, he's going to get the max.
That part is true, but shoulder dislocations aren't the same as lower body injuries when it comes to basketball. Your shoulders don't take the constant punishment like a knee or a foot would, and it's not like it will effect his speed or any part of his game for the rest of his career
No doubt Love is a huge part of that win disparity, but you can't argue with a straight face that you had essentially the same personnel this year considering all the injuries the starters suffered and resultant games missed. You guys were starting a couple 19 year olds for much of the season.
Really weird hire for me unless he's Durant's guy or something. It's not that I don't think he can't succeed its just that team is prime for a more seasoned coach that can just implement some scheme to the offense.
Yeah, really looking forward to that. The way they shut down Aldridge (well, the whole team but especially him) was pretty amazing.
This is a matchup I've been really looking forward to as well. I'm really interested to see how Draymond does on Randolph. Bogut/Gasol is a fun one too, but I'm just intrigued to see how Green does. He's probably the best team defender in the NBA, I'm excited to watch him against a real post scorer.
And don't forget, that's a MSU - MSU matchup in Green - Randolph! Green did a good job guarding Blake in last year's playoffs which was the point you could see that he was starting PF material. If he could D up legit PF's, everything else he brought would say he can be a "stretch 4." Randolph is another beast though... I mean, he can give anybody issues, let alone a smaller guy like Green. I'm hoping that overall Randolph has a tougher time D'ing up the Warriors than they do D'ing up him. Put him in a pick and roll and somebody is going to get a good shot.
