Jusuf nurkic

jm8122 · 03-25-19, 11:56 PM

Was so bad Nets players sprinted away after seeing the left leg, hell of a season for the fella speedy recovery hopefully

degennn · 03-26-19, 12:19 AM

Heartbreaking

Jusuf Nurkic suffers broken leg in gruesome injury

https://larrybrownsports.com/basketball/jusuf-nurkic-broken-leg-gruesome-injury/489131

Jusuf Nurkic suffered a brutal injury during double overtime of the Portland Trail Blazers' game against the Brooklyn Nets on Monday night. Nurkic was

asiagambler · 03-26-19, 12:34 AM

Wow massive blow for Portland! Nurkic is probably more important than McCollum at this point.

I guess they have to give starter minutes to Kanter

IBetYou · 03-26-19, 12:34 AM

he's the type of player that's always going to be prone to leg injuries; always jumping into the lane for offensive rebounds at 280Ibs. Jokic & Cousins have the right idea; they rarely ever leave the ground. Embiid will have an injury like this some day.

IBetYou · 03-26-19, 12:37 AM

It's all DRs fault. Nets should have won the game in regulation. He was throwing the ball all over the place like a fool.

SmokingKing · 03-26-19, 01:30 AM

daamn...

Blazers were one of those teams i felt like could make some noise in the playoffs... RIP City....

IBetYou · 03-26-19, 01:53 AM

Blazers were the team I was going to fade the shit out of in the playoffs. Now nobody wants to bet them.

inspektr · 03-26-19, 02:08 AM

Wish I ain't have to see that live , at first I thought it was a flop since he kinda went down easy the play before

19th Hole · 03-26-19, 04:18 AM

Originally posted by IBetYou

It's all DRs fault. Nets should have won the game in regulation. He was throwing the ball all over the place like a fool.

That is true...But watching the game, due to financial interest on the over (+),
I felt the key to going into overtime was Seth Curry's missed free throw at the 3.5 second mark.

Jusuf Nurkic's injury was as bad as any that I have seen in sports, including NFL injuries.
Terrible.

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cincinnatikid513 · 03-26-19, 06:20 AM

jusuf nurkic breaks leg out indef watch at ur own risk

nasty

SamsNCharge99 · 03-26-19, 06:48 AM

yuck

bosigga · 03-26-19, 08:02 AM

I was watching live too as a Blazer fan....fuuukk that was horrific. He was straight beasting too. Career year. Feel bad for him.

I thought they could’ve got to WCF this year

5mike5 · 03-26-19, 08:04 AM

Ouch

Thrilla · 03-26-19, 08:08 AM

The Portland Trail Blazers beat the Brooklyn Nets 148-144 in double overtime, but Jusuf Nurkic suffered a serious leg injury in the second overtime as he was stretchered off the court.

Thrilla · 03-26-19, 08:08 AM

That was hard to watch. Nets player bursts into tears. WoW

JIBBBY · 03-26-19, 10:09 AM

Blazers Nurkic snaps leg. OUCH!!!

I often think this injury could be prevented with efforts to create more bone density.. Such as Muay Thai kick boxers develop.. People who train MMA know what I'm talking about.

They can basically kick solid metal objects as their shins and legs won't break.. Bones below the knee have become more dense from years of kicking hard objects daily..

Prevention..

IBetYou · 03-26-19, 01:30 PM

^^^ Sixers need to get Embiid doing that. Just a matter of time with him. I'd trade him if I were them. Get Simmons someone to work with long term.

IBetYou · 03-26-19, 01:44 PM

I wonder if the Blazers blow it up this summer... I'm assuming they wont get Nurkic back until the All-star break next season, by which point they will by out of the race in the brutally tough West. Lakers will be back. Mavs, Kings, Suns are all going to be very good... eek!

krk1030 · 03-26-19, 01:54 PM

Nets sprinted away like they hated the call. Then you realize its cause they saw the dudes leg.

danshan11 · 03-26-19, 02:24 PM

the ref kicked it after he was down. like completely clueless or like screw it I am getting away!

alon7777777 · 03-26-19, 02:25 PM

I like the Blazers.
Very sad horrible injury

danshan11 · 03-26-19, 02:28 PM

injuries part of the game and paycheck, really sucks for him, promising career but surgery is amazing now, he might come back stronger than before. medicine has come a long way!

JIBBBY · 03-26-19, 02:59 PM

Originally posted by danshan11

the ref kicked it after he was down. like completely clueless or like screw it I am getting away!

I saw that.. RUTHLESS!!!

Mac4Lyfe · 03-26-19, 05:03 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

I often think this injury could be prevented with efforts to create more bone density.. Such as Muay Thai kick boxers develop.. People who train MMA know what I'm talking about.
They can basically kick solid metal objects as their shins and legs won't break.. Bones below the knee have become more dense from years of kicking hard objects daily..
Prevention..

I don't think you can create more bone density by kicking trees. Diet is most likely more important than trying to build up tolerance through continuous punishment. You might end up building more bone that reduces your effectiveness on the court?

The injury was very freakish. I didn't see a lot of force on the leg but at least it looked like it broke clean in 2 places. He also didn't have any ligament damage, so he should be able to come back after a year of rehab. Sucks but he'll be back.

Git Lo · 03-26-19, 05:29 PM

damn this could be career ending. sucks this guy came a long way him and jokic were jocking for starting center for denver at one point

JIBBBY · 03-26-19, 05:49 PM

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

I don't think you can create more bone density by kicking trees. Diet is most likely more important than trying to build up tolerance through continuous punishment. You might end up building more bone that reduces your effectiveness on the court?

The injury was very freakish. I didn't see a lot of force on the leg but at least it looked like it broke clean in 2 places. He also didn't have any ligament damage, so he should be able to come back after a year of rehab. Sucks but he'll be back.

You build shin bone density by constantly striking something with them.. Common knowledge for years and years now..

You'd know this if you sparred with a seasoned MT kicking striker and either blocked or offensively kicked as a beginner. You can break your leg in sparring if you haven't built up your bone density when the pads are thin or worn down severely or go without pads against a big time kicker.

6 Shin Conditioning Tips for Muay Thai

https://muay-thai-guy.com/shin-conditioning-tips-for-muay-thai.html

We’ve all heard the shin conditioning methods for Muay Thai of kicking metal poles or using a rolling pin to beat your shins to a bloody pulp, but before you go out and shatter your tibia, you might want to consider other options when it comes to hardening your shins.

IBetYou · 03-26-19, 05:58 PM

I remember going to a karate recruitment thing as a kid and seeing them hand chop blocks. I was told it was all to do with focus. BS, I know the truth now.

JIBBBY · 03-26-19, 07:46 PM

Gotta build up that shin bone density and hope you don't get blocked kicking hard straight into the knee block.. Anderson Silva can tell you about that and so can this guy.. There still are breaking points even with dense bones..

Thrilla · 03-27-19, 03:01 AM

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

I don't think you can create more bone density by kicking trees. Diet is most likely more important than trying to build up tolerance through continuous punishment. You might end up building more bone that reduces your effectiveness on the court?

The injury was very freakish. I didn't see a lot of force on the leg but at least it looked like it broke clean in 2 places. He also didn't have any ligament damage, so he should be able to come back after a year of rehab. Sucks but he'll be back.

Ask Jibbby if he can provide you with medical facts to back his statement.

Jibbby's knowledge comes from movies.

DiggityDaggityDo · 03-27-19, 01:51 PM