Chet Holmgren will miss his entire rookie season

[RXJoy]

Devastating news for the OKC Thunder ...Chet Holmgren, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2022 NBA draft, is expected to miss his entire rookie season due to a foot injury.

 

[TSshmoney]

Lisfranc injury

 

[joebatters]

Lisfranc injury

Oh shit..I had one of those a couple of years ago.
Tough injury to come back from. He's young tho, so hopefully he can make a full recovery

 

[TSshmoney]

Oh shit..I had one of those a couple of years ago.
Tough injury to come back from. He's young tho, so hopefully he can make a full recovery

Its not a career ender like it used to be for football and soccer players but it does take a long recovery i believe the average length is 11months

 

[joebatters]

11 months sounds about right, tho it depends on the severity. Some players are able to come all the way back, but it seems like some don't ever fully recover.
Cam and Le'Veon Bell are ones that come to mind. I can't think of any other NBA players who had it.

 

[TSshmoney]

11 months sounds about right, tho it depends on the severity. Some players are able to come all the way back, but it seems like some don't ever fully recover.
Cam and Le'Veon Bell are ones that come to mind. I can't think of any other NBA players who had it.

Lisfranc injury: How 5 players returned after the foot diagnosis

Rookie Wire went back and looked at how some basketball players recovered from a Lisfranc injury.

therookiewire.usatoday.com

 

[joebatters]

Lisfranc injury: How 5 players returned after the foot diagnosis

Rookie Wire went back and looked at how some basketball players recovered from a Lisfranc injury.

therookiewire.usatoday.com

Thanks man. And that's wild about Preston. that guard out of Ohio U. I was wondering what happened to him, I didn't know he had a Lisfranc. He's an exciting player, a guard who does a lot of creative passes, overall really good player. I hope he's able to come back completely. Out of that list, 3 of the 5 had to had surgery, so that seems like a factor too. The ones who don't have to have surgery seem better off in the long run. It seems that way in football too. I could be missing something, but I didn't hear anything about surgery so far for Chet Holgrem, so I think that's a positive.

 

[TSshmoney]

Thanks man. And that's wild about Preston. that guard out of Ohio U. I was wondering what happened to him, I didn't know he had a Lisfranc. He's an exciting player, a guard who does a lot of creative passes, overall really good player. I hope he's able to come back completely. Out of that list, 3 of the 5 had to had surgery, so that seems like a factor too. The ones who don't have to have surgery seem better off in the long run. It seems that way in football too. I could be missing something, but I didn't hear anything about surgery so far for Chet Holgrem, so I think that's a positive.

Holmgren def the most talented out of all of them, he might just be too thin and frail for the nba