How did Curry not know that he was still injured in the 16 finals?

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It's obviously "the flu" .

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Poor Vino waking up every day having to cope with 2015, 2016, and 2019 finals all being a wash due to injuries that 100% dictated who the winner would be.

Another one :roll:

[QUOTE=egokiller]Poor Vino waking up every day having to cope with 2015, 2016, and 2019 finals all being a wash due to injuries that 100% dictated who the winner would be.

Another one :roll:[/QUOTE]
All you had to do was answer the question

[QUOTE=Vino24]I’m back gif, 360 dunks in practice, Kerr saying he’s 100% healthy. How did Curry not know that he was actually still injured?[/QUOTE]
Kerr is not a doctor - he overestimated KD's health too, and probably endangered Curry's that year

And 360 dunks mean nothing. You can do that injured

It's more a situation of Curry's knee not being able to hold up over 2 grueling series - he was clearly debilitated in those Finals

[QUOTE=3ball]Kerr is not a doctor - he overestimated KD's health too, and probably endangered Curry's that year

And 360 dunks mean nothing. You can do that injured

It's more a situation of Curry's knee not being able to hold up over 2 grueling series - he was clearly debilitated in those Finals[/QUOTE]
I don't know what finals you were watching but Curry does not look "debilitated" at all this game

[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vb8y-GhhmIc[/url]

[QUOTE=Manny98]I don't know what finals you were watching but Curry does not look "debilitated" at all this game

[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vb8y-GhhmIc[/url][/QUOTE]
The rule is that Curry was debilitated

You posted the lone [I]exception[/I] to the rule, thus proving the rule..

Curry's knee was on fumes in that series, [U]especially[/U] the last 3 games

[QUOTE=3ball]The rule is that Curry was debilitated

You posted the lone [I]exception[/I] to the rule, thus proving the rule..

Curry's knee was on fumes in that series, [U]especially[/U] the last 3 games[/QUOTE]
That's not how injury works moron

If he was injured he would have been injured the entire series, he looked 100% in the OKC series and was moving fine in the finals

you can't just make shit up and say he was only injured when he had a bad game.

He choked simple as that

[QUOTE=Manny98]That's not how injury works moron

If he was injured he would have been injured the entire series, he looked 100% in the OKC series and was moving fine in the finals

you can't just make shit up and say he was only injured when he had a bad game.

He choked simple as that[/QUOTE]
We saw his knee get injured, and when he came back, we saw it get worn out

[QUOTE=3ball]The rule is that Curry was debilitated

You posted the lone [I]exception[/I] to the rule, thus proving the rule..

[B]Curry's knee was on fumes in that series,[/B] [U]especially[/U] the last 3 games[/QUOTE]
So that means that Kyrie's overall performance was overrated? His 3pt shot might as well have been a completely open, uncontested shot since Curry was an alleged gimp??

[QUOTE=Hey Yo]So that means that Kyrie's overall performance was overrated? His 3pt shot might as well have been a completely open, uncontested shot since Curry was an alleged gimp??[/QUOTE]
Asking that question is like asking who MJ

[QUOTE=3ball]Kerr is not a doctor - he overestimated KD's health too, and probably endangered Curry's that year

And 360 dunks mean nothing. You can do that injured

It's more a situation of Curry's knee not being able to hold up over 2 grueling series - he was clearly debilitated in those Finals[/QUOTE]

Correct.

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[QUOTE]Most people naturally stand in a slight valgus position, meaning they are putting a little pressure on their MCL without even trying. Playing basketball just adds to that stress, especially during quick lateral movements

said Meredith Petschauer, an exercise and sports science professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,