
CaCHooKa Man wrote:
thisbjgz wrote:how bad is the injury? any updates?
Mark Medina @MedinaLakersNBA
Dwight Howard aggravated his shoulder. He will be reevaluated tomorrow
Mark Medina @MedinaLakersNBA
D'Antoni on Howard's shoulder: "It hurts a lot. Hopefully by tomorrow,the pain goes away & he can play the next game."
dwighthowardsdad wrote:Mark Medina @MedinaLakersNBA
D'Antoni on Howard's shoulder: "It hurts a lot. Hopefully by tomorrow,the pain goes away & he can play the next game."
Dave McMenamin @mcten
Dwight on playing through the injury: "I’m going to try as much as I can but I don’t want to cause more damage to my shoulder."
The Rock wrote:Suns went on a 19-8 run after Dwight got hurt UGH
GoldHammish wrote:The Rock wrote:Suns went on a 19-8 run after Dwight got hurt UGH
Basically.... The Suns went on a 19-8 run with Gasol in at C.
GoldHammish wrote:The Rock wrote:Suns went on a 19-8 run after Dwight got hurt UGH
Basically.... The Suns went on a 19-8 run with Gasol in at C.
Dwight Howard flatly ruled out shutting himself down or turning to surgery for the labrum injury in his right shoulder, even though he said the pain from this aggravation was the greatest since he first got hurt.
“Just got to deal with it as much as I can,” he said late Wednesday night after the Lakers’ loss to Phoenix.
Howard said that the shoulder pain on previous occasions has abated the day after, which he hopes will be the case again. Accordingly, the Lakers are expecting him play Friday in Minnesota, and Kobe Bryant said the labrum issue is one that will go on all season but with which Howard can learn to deal.
“I’m going to try as much as I can, but I don’t want to cause more damage to my shoulder,” Howard said.
Asked about possibly resting the shoulder for a week, which he did after the initial injury, Howard said: “I don’t want to, but we’ll see.”
Howard’s injury is not the common tear in the labrum itself that has sent many athletes into surgery and months of recovery. Howard has explained his injury as a tear only in the sense of the labrum tearing away from the bone in his shoulder.
Howard said: “I won’t lose my spirit, and I’ve just got to continue to do whatever I can to get my shoulder strong.”




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