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    Default Greg Oden's season over AGAIN

    Microfracture surgery again...WOW, now Kwame may not be the worst #1 draft pick on an NBA roster anymore.

    http://www.blazersedge.com/2010/11/1...acture-surgery
    PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Trail Blazers center Greg Oden will undergo microfracture surgery on his left knee Friday and will miss the remainder of the 2010-11 season, the Trail Blazers announced this evening.

    Dr. Richard Steadman will perform the surgery with assistance from Trail Blazers orthopedic surgeon Dr. Don Roberts at the Steadman Hawkins Clinic in Vail, Colo.

    Oden, 22, has been sidelined since fracturing his left patella in a Dec. 5, 2009, game vs. Houston. A recent MRI showed damaged cartilage to the surface of his femur, and his current injury is unrelated to the fractured left patella.

    Oden previously underwent microfracture surgery on his right knee Sept. 13, 2007.

    He holds career NBA averages of 9.4 points, 7.3 rebounds, 0.6 assists and 1.43 blocked shots in 82 games over parts of two seasons from 2008-09.

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    Well lets see he'll miss 3 season's worth of games in 5 seasons, I think that beats even Gilbert Arenas. Maybe they can hit up the NBA insurance, maybe the bobcats will trade for him?
    What to do, what to do...

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    You guys flamed me when I posted this two years ago, and again last year. How about this year?

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    Its a sad situation. It sounds ridiculous now, but if not for the injuries he could have been the next Patrick Ewing.
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    I cannot call him a bust. Everyone has their own definition of a bust. I call it one when it has to do with the player simply sucking at the NBA level ( ala Morrison, Kwame) or if they do something stupid to ruin their career like drugs or a drunk driving accident or something. I cannot call someone a bust because of on the court injuries. That is just plain bad tragic luck. Oden's size and athleticism reminded me a ton of Dwight Howard. When you have a talented Center like that, you have to take him #1 as Portland did, even if you think the next player(Kevin Durant) might be a very good scorer. It was just plain bad luck for Oden and Portland. I dont give a flip for the Portland franchise, but I do hate it for Greg Oden. He's a good kid. I hope that even though this is a microfracture surgery on each knee now, that he is somehow able to be at least a productive player for a few year and make some good money. But I dont see him ever being the star so many thought he would become, and that is due to 2 bad knees.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ohara831 View Post
    I cannot call him a bust. Everyone has their own definition of a bust. I call it one when it has to do with the player simply sucking at the NBA level ( ala Morrison, Kwame) or if they do something stupid to ruin their career like drugs or a drunk driving accident or something. I cannot call someone a bust because of on the court injuries. That is just plain bad tragic luck. Oden's size and athleticism reminded me a ton of Dwight Howard. When you have a talented Center like that, you have to take him #1 as Portland did, even if you think the next player(Kevin Durant) might be a very good scorer. It was just plain bad luck for Oden and Portland. I dont give a flip for the Portland franchise, but I do hate it for Greg Oden. He's a good kid. I hope that even though this is a microfracture surgery on each knee now, that he is somehow able to be at least a productive player for a few year and make some good money. But I dont see him ever being the star so many thought he would become, and that is due to 2 bad knees.
    1) Sam Bowie over Michael Jordan wasn't a bust?

    2) Ammo had a pretty major injury too, how come he doesn't get that benefit?

    3) Oden's already made more than anyone on here, so he's fine, unless that dong of his gets him into Shawn Kemp status.

    4) I'm not so much referring to him personally as a bust as I am the pick. He's performed, but it's clear PDX's docs did a poor job.


 

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