The Final Verdict: Did Pac Have a Full Thickness Rotator Cuff Tear?
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He's been beating you from pillar to post in every reply. Learn to take an L, this is as embarrassing as Pacquiao claiming "I thought i won the pight".Comment
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The guy thinks he has facts but ALL are just speculation.
When I debunked his FACT: "Manny was holding a flag 1 month after surgery". Did you say he was beating me from pillar to post?
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Can't believe Isaac is green already and his friend TravestyNY who has been here since 2008 is still red lol that's what I call a Travesty, and i really thought Isaac was more ******ed lmao
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Ask yourself why Manny is being sued and Floyd isnt , a year on and nobody thats official anything is after Floyd or questioning him not even Team Manny or Arum who is a top shelf attorney , fck me if Floyd done anything wrong they would be all over him but they are church silent there is your answer , only a handful of ******ed Manny fanboys are crying because their phoney hero was beat .
I cant believe the sht you come out with go get a life !Comment
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WRONG
1) The problem is more than likely this: You take quotes and are not flexible. I can tell that its intentional because you DO NOT TALK THAT WAY WHEN IT COMES TO FLOYD!!!
Believing a doctor?
All doctors and in fact all humans can and do lie. Got that? But did this doctor lie? My reasoning is why would he?
With Manny, we actually have the doctors name and know that he is a very well known doctor who is associated with multiple professional teams. He had more to lose than gain if a lie would come out. So its less likely that lying would be enticing for the doctor. Also, Manny would be getting 2nd opionions from other doctors instead of the doctor in question. If it was a lie, would you not just go to the same doctor instead of having others examine?
Listed among the “Best Doctors in America,” named a “Super Surgeon” by Baseball Prospectus, and voted a “Super Doctor” Dr. Neal S. ElAttrache specializes in orthopedic surgical procedures involving the shoulder, hip and knee and is a member of the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic Board of Directors.
He is active in a number of professional organizations.
He had worked on well know people. For example:
•Tom Brady
•Kobe Bryant
•Russell Westrbrook
•Zack Greinke
•Arnold Schwarzenegger
Southern California Super Doctors 2008 to 2016
So what you are saying is that a doctor that is well known, well respected, and treated famous people would never lie. Is that your stance?
I want to make this clear before I go snooping around. Is that what you are saying? Yes or no? Because I know damn well you said anyone who believes Floyd's doctors is delusional. So let me know if your stance is that this doctor is exempt from your criticism of doctors simply because he is "well known" (though most of us didn't know who he was even after he treated Kobe Bryant) and because he treated some famous people.
Let's set that out now because I don't want you trying to slide out of your stance later.Comment
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You're right. WHAT MANNY HAD WAS WORSE!!!
Carmelo had a small labrum tear and a rotator cuff tear. Manny had a full thickness rotator cuff tear and a partial thickness rotator cuff tear. Do you need the proof?
"Carmelo Anthony had torn labrum and rotator cuff, decided against surgery"
"All the doctors, we sat down and I just asked them what's the chances if I don't get the surgery, what's going to happen if I do get surgery? If I'd gotten surgery, I probably wouldn't have been able to start the season. I would have been out four to five months due to the severity of the tear that I had.I decided not to do it."
Carmelo Anthony was really banged up at the end of the 2012-13 season.The New York Knicks forward shed some light on just how bad it was on Saturday, revealing to Newsday that he had to make a decision on whether or not to have surgery:"To go from having a torn rotator cuff, a torn labrum to not needing surgery or taking a risk and a chance of not getting surgery and letting it heal on its own, I took a huge risk in doing that. That just meant I had to put more time in the offseason to get that right."..."I had a feeling it was torn or something like that from when it first happened. Once it happened, I knew something was wrong with it. It was a labrum, rotator cuff. There was all type of stuff going on in there. It was messed up."..."All the doctors, we sat down and I just asked them what's the chances if I don't get the surgery, what's going to happen if I do get surgery? If I'd gotten surgery, I probably wouldn't have been able to start the season. I would have been out four to five months due to the severity of the tear that I had. I decided not to do it."A torn labrum AND a torn rotator cuff, you say?Opting against surgery during the season can be looked at as commendable, fighting through discomfort and pain to help the team. But foregoing surgeries that he would have had over five months to recover from seems shortsighted.Seems there's more value in no 'Melo for a little while to have a 100 percent 'Melo later on, rather than a sub-100 percent 'Melo all year long.What do you think, New York-area basketball bloggers? Oh. RT @ScottCacciola: Carmelo said he tore his labrum/rotator cuff last season. Opted against surgery so he would be ready for season.— Robert Silverman (@BobSaietta) October 12, 2013 Oh RT @ScottCacciola Carmelo Anthony said he tore his labrum & rotator cuff last season. Opted against surgery to be ready for this season.— devin kharpertian (@uuords) October 12, 2013 Oh good. RT @ScottCacciola: Carmelo said he tore his labrum/rotator cuff last season. Opted against surgery so he would be ready for season.— Jared Dubin (@JADubin5) October 12, 2013
Out 4-5 months for a partial rotator cuff surgery if he decided to have it. Manny had a full thickness rotator cuff tear AND a partial thickness rotator cuff tear, yet he was playing basketball at 3 months and returned to full contact basketball at 5 months, possibly earlier if the season started earlier since that was the season opener.
Yea ok. Just ignore the part where the specialist said: While the injury was on his nondominant side, both arms are necessary to the smooth flow of the shot."
Go look up what a labrum is and how it affects shoulder movement, then look up rotator cuff and how it effects shoulder movement. Then try to write with a straight face your bull****. You are ridiculous.Last edited by travestyny; 05-31-2016, 10:09 AM.Comment
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Adp02 has lost all credibility due to his inability to admit he is wrong on numerous occasions.
Pact@rds are so mentally weak it's pathetic.Comment
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Isaac wants to help his fellow comrade. Admirable, but moral support won't help his fellow fl0mo how to ever be logical lol
Can't believe Isaac is green already and his friend TravestyNY who has been here since 2008 is still red lol that's what I call a Travesty, and i really thought Isaac was more ******ed lmao
Why are you still shopping around this video that I found and started sharing...because THE SPECIALIST SAYS SHE TALKED TO DR. NEAL. ELATTRACHE AND SHE REPORTS BACK THAT IT WAS A PARTIAL ROTATOR CUFF TEAR! Seems one of these specialists was unable to get the story right. I wonder which one...?
You're too ****** to realize you've been shopping around a video that supports my argument, dummy.Comment
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