KEVIN DURANT CONTROVERSY: should he have played after his Achilles injury? Comment below.
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Kevin Durant talks injury rehab, practicing with Kyrie Irving | NBA on ESPN:
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As we all know by now, Kevin Durant suffered an Achilles tear injury in game 5 of the NBA finals against the Toronto Raptors after being off for a month with a query “calf strain” that he had suffered during the Western Conference final in May.
Because the two injuries happened so close together, people are speculating that Kevin Durant’s “calf strain” may have been an Achilles injury but of a less severe nature that the Golden State Warriors were trying to keep secret.
In this video, I will talk about what I think was going on with Kevin Durant with regard to Achilles tendonitis, Achilles injuries, what causes them and how they are different from a calf strain. I will also talk about the question of whether athletes should have their own doctors. People wonder this after Kevin Durant was played if he could have been hurt. Lastly, I will talk about what I think is next for Kevin Durant in terms of recovery and getting back to playing basketball.
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