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After Kobe, KD, Dame, Tatum, and Klay— I truly cannot understand why they let another guard with a “calf strain” play. It is medical malpractice and really bad financial planning to allow someone to play with an aggrevation that leads to torn Achilles, SPECIFICALLY with all time great heavy minutes 2 Guards who drive with hesitation moves.
Hali surely lobbied to play but the medical team HAS to sell the stakeholders more on why missing game 6 was a good idea.
Yeah it is. I think the players are just too powerful these days. Can't say no to them. Maybe this time it'll stick in players' heads.