I don't see Smith or Temi being able to defend SF's on the perimeter. Temi is probably not as polished as Smith offensively but she's much better defensively, in transition, & in pick/roll sets...she makes the most of her 6 fouls too😂I read that Temi might be back for this game. Boston has been playing really well, but it would be nice to have a rim runner back for those fast breaks. I wonder if they might go big with her, playing Temi/Smith/Boston along with CC and Mitchell...*
*edited to not Temi is still listed as out for this game
Indiana Fever vs. Washington Mystics Injuries and Inactives – June 19
Here's a look at the injury report for the Indiana Fever (5-10), which currently has two players listed, as the Fever prepare for their matchup against the Washington Mystics (2-12, also two injured players) at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Wednesday, June 19 at 7:00 PM ET.See below for the full injurytriblive.com
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I ain't watching that. I don't get wanting to watch orthopedic injuries.
i could understand if it were a gruesome injury; it clearly is not
Yeah I responded to you but it was more of a general statement. I enjoy a good nut shot for a dipshit doing dipshit stunts, but I have no interest in watching actual injuries, other than those of Russian soldiers invading Ukraine.
ACL tears are more common in female athletes.Why is that? From John Hopkins:
The structure of the knee joint in women plays a big role in putting them at a higher risk for an ACL tear. Women’s joints — including the knee — generally have more looseness and range of motion than men’s. Women also often have less muscle mass around the knee, contributing to more instability, which can lead to a ligament tear if the ligament gets overstretched.
Technique differences also play a role. When coming down from a jump, female athletes tend to land in a collapsing pattern, moving their knees inward and often not bending them enough. The combination of these factors makes an ACL tear more likely.
ACL Tears in Female Athletes: Q&A with a Sports Medicine Expert
Women often have unique health care needs, and sports injuries are no exception. Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, for example, are more common in women than in men. Johns Hopkins sports medicine expert Andrew Cosgarea, M.D., answers common questions about ACL tears in girls and women...
Ok, please explain this to an old fart. Clark seems to be a negative number and all the rest are positive.
Negative in what way?
Hawkeye Doubleheader tonight.
6:00 pm CT Tip
Washington (2-12) at Indiana (5-10)
TV/Streaming: NBA TV
Odds: Fever are 5.5 pt favorite; O/U is 167.5
9:00 pm CT Tip
Seattle (9-5) at Las Vegas (6-6)
TV/Streaming: NBA TV
Odds: Aces are 6.5 pt favorite; O/U is 171.5
6:00 pm CT Tip
Washington (2-12) at Indiana (5-10)
TV/Streaming: NBA TV
Odds: Fever are 5.5 pt favorite; O/U is 167.5
9:00 pm CT Tip
Seattle (9-5) at Las Vegas (6-6)
TV/Streaming: NBA TV
Odds: Aces are 6.5 pt favorite; O/U is 171.5
-1400 = Bet $1400 to win $100
+750 = Bet $100 to win $750
AKA she's a heavy favorite
No argument here, most women I knew were pretty loose
ACL tears are more common in female athletes.
Why is that? From John Hopkins:
The structure of the knee joint in women plays a big role in putting them at a higher risk for an ACL tear. Women’s joints — including the knee — generally have more looseness and range of motion than men’s. Women also often have less muscle mass around the knee, contributing to more instability, which can lead to a ligament tear if the ligament gets overstretched.
Technique differences also play a role. When coming down from a jump, female athletes tend to land in a collapsing pattern, moving their knees inward and often not bending them enough. The combination of these factors makes an ACL tear more likely.
ACL Tears in Female Athletes: Q&A with a Sports Medicine Expert
Women often have unique health care needs, and sports injuries are no exception. Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, for example, are more common in women than in men. Johns Hopkins sports medicine expert Andrew Cosgarea, M.D., answers common questions about ACL tears in girls and women...www.hopkinsmedicine.org
I wouldn’t say a “heavy” favorite. Now Aliyah last year? There’s a heavy favorite for ya.
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Links for tonight's games:
6 pm CT Tip: Washington (2-12) at Indiana (5-10)
9 pm CT Tip: Seattle (9-5) at Las Vegas (6-6)
I’ve looked and relooked at Katie Lou’s outfit 75 times and I still can’t figure out what the fug those jeans thingies are.Her skirt length is about 3 inches too long imo.
For any IT issues tonight, please page MoreOral (@Moral) on either Line 1 or Line 2.
You would think the Mystics are going to be determined not to let CC get 30 again. Curious to see who her primary defender is.
the negative number means she has the highest chance to win. The higher the positive number means the less chance of winning. If you were betting on the negative number, (clark) and she wins you would win less for your bet. If you bet on a player with a plus number that means they have longer odds to win (say 700 to 1, or longer odds at 3000 to 1), so you would win more if they won the award. This is how they do all sports betting, or odds making
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This pregame team matchup info is pretty relaxing.
Why did Burke have to bring up CC? Seriously?
beautiful break led by CC, leading to an assist to Boston
Clark-to-Boston continues to get better.
Boston & Company are realizing if you rim-run, CC will find you.
