The second Ross? Owen attending doctor: it's hard to recover from a knee injury that may affect his career

On March 29, Beijing time, the Celtics beat the Jazz on the road with a five-game winning streak. And this winning streak is incredible for the Celtics because they have suffered the most serious injury wave in the league at this stage.

The continuous absence of Tess and Morris made the Green Army fans feel a headache. But now an even worse news has been reported in the US media. Seleni Pareh, a professor at Owen's alma mater Duke University and an orthopedic expert and one of Owen's attending doctors, said it was difficult for Owen to fully recover from a knee injury.

"Owen will probably not recover in time after this minimally invasive surgery, and this knee problem will continue to be a problem for the rest of his career," Pareh said. "the sudden fever and burning of the knee will always be there. When he rests, the feeling will improve, and when he uses his knee, it will burn again. If the knee is hot to a certain extent, it will affect his performance. "

"in my opinion, if the problem is serious and he wants to take a break to heal the injury, then if he plays a lot of playing time in the playoffs, it will definitely be a problem."

"what you will see is that when he rests, the situation will calm down, and when he comes back to the court, maybe he looks very good in the first few games, and then he starts to have burning problems, and he still can't rest. Then the pain will continue to rise in every game. Eventually, the injury will be a recurring problem until he removes the contents of his knee. If you stick to it, it will affect his ligaments, kneecaps and his career. "

It really doesn't sound any worse. We know that Owen and Rose play very much alike. Unlike Westbrook's straight style, Owen and Rose both have very frequent and substantial acceleration changes. This habit will inevitably cause wear and tear on the knees, over time will cause excessive knee wear, and then knee injuries will follow.

With a lesson from the past, will Owen become the second Ross? It really makes people feel heavy, because if you don't change the way you play, you can't eradicate the knee injury, and changing the style of play is bound to leave Owen at a loss as if he were terminally ill. We can only wish Owen good health for the rest of his career, so let's see and cherish it.

In order to avoid being regarded as fabricating news, some of the original texts are as follows:

"What you will see is a scenario where he rests, it calms down, he gets back out there, maybe he looks pretty good for the first few games as it starts to flare up and he has no rest that pain will ramp up as each game goes on and you'll start seeing an accumulation of this loss of performance over a series of games.

"It will end up being this kind of cyclable issue which will become a nagging problem for him throughout the rest of the season until he gets that hardware removed.

The one danger is, if he's already having a lot of pain and he goes out there, you continue to irritate the tendon, the concern is do you eventually rip through skin so that is a big concern that they have to worry about.

He added: "I think there will be lingering effect from this injury-the patella fracture the the had-that will continue to effect his career."