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10/17/09

Fixing the NBA’s Most Important Knee

No pressure: Just fix the knee the entire NBA is watching and waiting on.

NBA, Boston Celtics, Kevin Garnett

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guylake

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Read Article: (www.slamonline.com)

Will KG be back at full strength this season? Lord know the Celtics are hoping so and I have the feeling David Stern and the boys at TNT and ESPN would prefer the Celtics enter the playoffs next season with a healthier roster than the one they had last spring.

Read the story of how trainer Joe Abunussar worked Kevin Garnett into shape for the 2009-10 season. Then make the call on whether you think he will be back at full strength and if so, when?

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10/17/09

mk_donley

0	Im not a Celtic fan, but my guess is he should be back by the All-Star break. I might be wrong though.

10/17/09

WBKsports

2	I hope KG is healthy all season long...He's one of my favorite NBA Ballers of All-Time...

10/17/09

sbertschmann

0	He seems okay... I'm a little worried about when the regular season starts. I don't see him being able to play 40 minutes in a game again for a while.

10/17/09

guylake

1	sbertschmann wrote: He seems okay... I'm a little worried about when the regular season starts. I don't see him being able to play 40 minutes in a game again for a while. No doubt. KG averaged 32 MPG in 2007-8, his 1st season in Boston and 31 MPG last season. No way he plays much more than that with Rasheed in town and Glen Davis having improved as much as he has.

10/18/09

TurkogluForMVP

0	Get passed the Magic first then claim you are winning anything. Still cant guard Lewis.

10/18/09

washn2hiphop

0	WRONG!!

10/18/09

washn2hiphop

sbertschmann wrote:

He seems okay... I'm a little worried about when the regular season starts. I don't see him being able to play 40 minutes in a game again for a while.

He shouldn't have to rush back with Wallace on the Roster Celtics will be fine. Let him rest and get 100 then we can have a unforgettable championship with the Lakers. I love watching K G play to wish he woulda came to the Lakers

10/18/09

BluDevil

Well, I'd think his minutes would be down too but if you think they'll be down because of Rasheed and Davis, then you have to consider the replacement refs. Why? Because the replacement refs suck and call a lot more fouls. Rasheed will get pissed so he'll be out due to ejections. Davis is just a big body so he'll get called for stuff that more professional refs wouldn't call. Put that together and you'll have a need to have KG on the court more than 31 mpg.

10/23/09