[Trail Blazers PR] INJURY REPORT 12/28 vs BOS: OUT Javonte Cooke (G League) Jerami Grant (L Achilles Tendonitis) Scoot Henderson (L Hamstring) Jrue Holiday (R Calf Strain) Damian Lillard (L Achilles) Matisse Thybulle (L Thumb Lig Tear) Blake Wesley (R Foot Fract.) Rob Williams III (L Knee Mngmt)

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  1. We are going to get cooked tomorrow.

    Edit: I’m convinced that we are stealth tanking. Makes no sense that these guys have been injured for this long.

  2. Something feels shady. Cronin and team have not even addressed the Chauncey stuff other than a PR statement. No updates on sale. No proper timelines for injuries, complete vagueness.

  3. Tis a good year to tank at least. Getting to the stage where it was a mistake for Scoot not to get surgery on that Hammy. Would love a dr to tell us why they tried to rehab it. Hate the load going onto deni, tou and shae

  4. I can handle losing. You can’t when them all, rebuilding is a process, and it takes time to build a winner… But damn do I really hate not getting to see a healthy squad for big chunks of the season.

  5. Yang game is on.

    I wonder if this means Grant is getting traded 🤔
    Or it’s just the blazers luck shitting on us some more 🤷

  6. Would have to assume they’re being extra careful with some of these guys before the trade deadline?

  7. lol what garbage is this. I think we make more money hiring the best medical stuff in the world

  8. Man either scoot is going through some real mental battles or the hamstring tear was actually a grade 3 tear

  9. Ok seriously are they just like… not answering media questions about what the fuck is happening at this point? Because every single most recent timeline update has now been proven false, so clearly there have been setbacks they’re not being public about.

  10. They’re tanking or holding guys out for trade reasons, literally every timeline they’ve given on injuries have been extended well beyond their reported return dates. I just don’t believe that they’ve all had setbacks.

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