LOL .Good read though .
It's crazy to see Conley out there hooping, actually being a solid point guard while Oden is one of the bigger ongoing punchlines in the league...
naw, already knew you were race baiting, but didnt care for it.
is THIS mutha fukker throwing POR under the bus?!?!? bytch what you woulda done in OKC?? i done standing up for his brittle bone ass
I stopped when the interviewer (surely white) told Greg that he was going to "humanize" him.
HOW THE fukk DO YOU HUMANIZE A fukkING HUMAN?!?!?!!??!!?!?!
shyt pisses me off to no end.
He was just trying to explain who Greg is as a person and shed some light on what he has gone through. To most he is just an injury prone bust. This was the authors attempt to make him more easily relatable.
I'm assuming you didn't read through the rest of the thread after that post.
Not what he said at all. Read the article.
Dude's been pretty miserable since he got drafted. That story of his blind dog dying by crawling through a hotel balcony railing and falling 8 stories is horrible.
Oden would have had a ring by now if he was heathly
In that NCAA title game he was beasting Noah and horford like
is THIS mutha fukker throwing POR under the bus?!?!? bytch what you woulda done in OKC?? i done standing up for his brittle bone ass
In Greg’s case, every exercise or target area needing improvement on his list required slow, yet focused repetitions. If Greg was asked to walk, run, squat or jump, he placed more of the load on his left leg than his weaker right leg. I informed the medical staff that this overload would put Greg at risk for a major acute injury to his left leg. Greg’s imbalance was so distinct that I even advised that staff that if he didn’t improve the weaknesses in the short-term and continue some of the rehab-like exercises for the entire season, his career could be at risk.
And you can believe it or not, but the medical staff laughed off my recommendations
He should throw Portland under the bus, your team has an incompetent medical staff -
http://zigsports.wordpress.com/2012/04/05/greg-oden-brandon-roy-what-what-happened/