Just saw a headline from N&O that Wendell Moore out with hand injury. I don't subscribe so don't have details.
Just saw a headline from N&O that Wendell Moore out with hand injury. I don't subscribe so don't have details.
https://www.newsobserver.com/sports/...238998118.html
Awful timing, as Wendell had really started to come on strong. Get healthy soon . . .
Per the News and Observer:
No. 2 Duke will be without a key member of its backcourt rotation for an extended period of time.
Wendell Moore Jr., suffered a broken bone in his right hand late in Saturday night’s 95-62 win at Miami and is scheduled to have surgery on Monday, Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said.
Ugh... at least this is a Duke team with a ton ton ton of depth so we should be able to absorb this loss without too much harm but Wendell was a great defender and one of the better half-court one-on-one creators on the team. I certainly hope he will be back soon!
-Jason "broken hand that requires surgery... I'm no doctor but that feels like something that you do not come back from quickly" Evans
Why are you wasting time here when you could be wasting it by listening to the latest episode of the DBR Podcast?
Must be the shoes...
[redacted] them and the horses they rode in on.
I remember the play, seeing Wendell grab his hand, but seemingly shake it off. I assumed it was just a jammed finger.
Time for AOC to step up. He's got a chance to earn more minutes.
I’d prefer if everyone shared their own personal stories involving similar injuries, since those are particularly relevant.
Seriously though, it sounds like it’s way too early to get a timeline on his return. Hopefully we’ll get some updates after the surgery happens. Alex has a great opportunity to step up.
"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge" -Stephen Hawking
Duke officially says it was a 4th metacarpal bone and that though he is out indefinitely, he is expected to return later this season.
DURHAM -- Duke men’s basketball freshman forward Wendell Moore Jr., underwent successful surgery on Monday to repair a broken fourth metacarpal in his right hand. He is out indefinitely, but expected to return this season.
Dr. David Ruch performed the procedure and was assisted by Dr. Marc Richard.
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i got it.
But even an insincere invitation is an invitation that I will accept.
Mine was a knee instead of a finger and it wasn't an break, just wear and tear. Still I'm sure you would like to hear about it as much as I would like to pass along my experience. I'll white it out so those of you who don't have the courtesy to read it won't have to.
There.