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Nets get ready for another Jeremy Lin absence
The Nets could be facing another run without Jeremy Lin.
After straining his left hamstring — the same injury Lin had Nov. 2 — in
Monday’s win against the Charlotte Hornets, coach Kenny Atkinson didn’t
have much to say about his point guard after Tuesday’s practice.
Atkinson didn’t have any updates, saying he was still waiting on doctor
evaluations. Lin didn’t practice and when asked if it was too early to set a
timetable, Atkinson answered, “We’ll see.”
Lin, who wasn’t available to speak, missed 17 games over a 40-day period
after his initial left hamstring injury Nov. 2. He returned Dec. 12 against
Houston and has played seven of Brooklyn’s eight games over that period. He
averaged 23.7 minutes and 15.3 points in the seven games.
“First of all you just feel bad for Jeremy because I know how hard he worked
to get back so that was a difficult part about it,” Atkinson said. “And
somehow I think in these situations you have to turn it into a positive.”
Lin was seen limping after being fouled going to the basket in the third
quarter of Monday’s game at the Barclays Center, but remained on the floor.
Later in the quarter after a reverse layup attempt, he walked to the Brooklyn
bench and went to the locker room.
Atkinson said should Lin miss significant time, it will allow Isaiah
Whitehead, Sean Kilpatrick, Spencer Dinwiddie and Randy Foye to earn more
minutes.
“We’re going to figure it out,” Atkinson said. “We’re going to figure it
out by committee and it will be good for those guys’ development. I think
our roster development at the end of the day, those guys will improve over
this time Jeremy’s out.”
Kilpatrick is currently the team’s second-leading scorer behind Brook Lopez
at 15.7 points per game and had 23 points in 32 minutes in Monday’s 120-118
win. Whitehead added nine points in 16 minutes and Randy Foye hit the winning
three-pointer at the buzzer in the win for Brooklyn (8-22). Atkinson has
faith in the Nets’ depth.
“In a weird way in the long run, you feel bad for Jeremy but I think our
other players stepped up,” Atkinson said. “So that’s what I’m taking out
of it.”
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It was difficult for Whitehead to see Lin leave Monday’s game. Whitehead has
been dealing with foot soreness which kept him out of the lineup for three
games before Monday, and has seen the work Lin’s put in to come back from
the November injury.
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“He was out a number of games and he wanted to be on the floor as much as
possible but I mean sometimes it just happens,” Whitehead said. “There’s
nothing you can really do to prevent it. Sometimes that’s just the way it
goes.”
Whitehead wasn’t sure the extent of Lin’s injury and didn’t want to
speculate on how his role could be altered if Lin misses extended time again.
But he hopes for Lin’s return.
“He went through this before so I’m pretty sure he knows his body,”
Whitehead said, “and if he feels like he can play, he’ll play.”
共兩則 大意上目前沒有明確消息 完整的報告還沒出來 但從教練以及相關人士的說法
感覺不太樂觀 也不敢直接定下復出時間表 不過之前有說是 daily injure list?
如果真的是這樣 覺得最多缺大約兩週 至於大腿多次拉傷... 是否香蕉吃太多??
以前打球扭傷拉傷時 骨科醫生會特別叮嚀不要那麼愛吃香蕉... XD 否則筋骨復原期會長
個人是覺得林會不會下盤肌耐力提升得不夠 所以一旦打到先發 特別是拿到大量球權後
在場上下盤過度使用 (切入 防守者都會頂下盤) 一時之間身體還不太適應 就接連..