Cam Reddish Discussion: Opted In

yeah, the low effort has been a real killer. again it's like the title defense season, where i expected the team to be good, and they just came out flat all around.

cam hasn't, though. well, he did, too, but he recovered a lot faster than everyone else.

 

That's some awesome attributes Cam's working with on D. The wingspan, fast twitch reflexes, speed, coordination and his motor.

 

Excellent game from him once again...3 stls and he was active on both ends. I'm thoroughly surprised tbh...keep it up CAM!

 

Thought he drifted too far from his corner 3 comfort zone on a some of those 5 attempts. But the defense was locked in, as usual.



They're respectable steals too, unlike Alvarado's backcourt gimmicks -- hiding behind refs, coaches, hiding under a floor tile, inside a popcorn bucket.

 

Man right when he was hitting a great groove. The way he moves on defense got to make sure he's fully healed up before letting him get back. A real shame as he looked like he finally in shape and was getting a good feel on the offensive side of the ball finally.

 

f***

 

we're not lucky. time for max to step up and make a statement.

 

Just take these players to the ER and get a quick mri scan and results so will know right away. Never understood why they wait till following morning or whatever to find out the severity. Not just talking about the lakers but professional sports in general. All that money and cant get an mri scan or even a ct scan the day of.

 

Massive blow

 

Haven’t had a “groan” injury on the team since LeBron have we? Not counting AD’s ***** spasms the other day.

 

isn't it sometimes because swelling can obscure things you're trying to see? though i think swelling sometimes increases overnight...

groin's no joke. they tend to linger and can really impact mobility. i'm guessing he's out for a month.

 

positive sign that they're treating it as a day-to-day thing. that's not what i expected, obviously.

 

I was at the game on Sunday against Houston.

In the second half, he checked out at one point and was notably limping. Seemed to be in a lot of pain and limited movement on the sideline.

He tried to stretch and keep it loose, and eventually checked back in and looked okay. But I was surprised to see him back.

Was this visible or did they mention this on the broadcast on Sunday at all?

I’m guessing he aggravated the same injury against Utah. Wish we just kept him out.

 

I'll take a month right now and be "happy" about it.
I'm afraid this might be Nunn/Vincent 2.0