In Reply to: Microfracture ankle vs microfracture knee posted by Faceless on 2013-01-09 11:23:26

• Might not be exciting, but status quo is probably the best option  -  Bopper  2013-01-09 11:13:58 (114 views)
• Agreed. The W's have a nice young core. Good chemistry. Why break things up when we have not seen  -  U-Trains #116  2013-01-09 12:07:21 (35 views)
• Unless there's an unusually great opportunity I agree 100 percent.  -  Argentina Warrior  2013-01-09 11:24:55 (47 views)
• If there's a bona fide star available, they absolutely consider a trade  -  Faceless  2013-01-09 11:21:30 (47 views)
• Re: Might not be exciting, but status quo is probably the best option  -  Firehouse  2013-01-09 11:20:02 (54 views)
• Yeah Bogut at 80% physically and 100% mentally still really helps this team   -  Bopper  2013-01-09 12:06:31 (20 views)
• Hard to imagine Bogut being 100% mentally ready when he's only 80% physically.   -  statsman  2013-01-09 12:08:34 (24 views)
• Well, I just mean he hasn't lost any bbiq, which is a big part of what makes him good   -  Bopper  2013-01-09 12:12:36 (21 views)
• Microfracture ankle vs microfracture knee  -  Faceless  2013-01-09 11:23:26 (67 views)
• thanks for the reminder, for some reason when I hear microfracture I always think of knee   -  Firehouse  2013-01-09 11:27:39 (26 views)
• Not only that, but microfracture degen. vs microfracture cleanup  -  PNQ  2013-01-09 11:36:33 (40 views)
• Can you quickly explain the difference?  -  Old Black Dawning  2013-01-09 11:40:56 (34 views)
• Ill try and not be long-winded  -  PNQ  2013-01-09 11:53:56 (42 views)
• OK, I get that. His cartilage isn't wearing away like Brandon Roy or something.   -  Old Black Dawning  2013-01-09 11:55:42 (24 views)
• Correct. My main point is that the surgery doesn't cause injury  -  PNQ  2013-01-09 11:59:28 (32 views)
• Completely agree  -  SFbaybum  2013-01-09 11:19:38 (40 views)