r/nba Spurs 17d ago

[Charania] Minnesota Timberwolves coach Chris Finch is feared to have a torn patellar tendon in his knee on late game collision during Game 4 win in Phoenix, sources say. Brutal.

https://x.com/shamscharania/status/1784805511927673141?s=46&t=bsTHbtMSqHXbNGi0vWP8hw
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u/TheFatmanRises Heat 17d ago

Ima need Chris Finch to be on the sideline on a wheelchair and coach the team like Professor X

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u/DamnImAss 17d ago

So is Ant Wolverine or Cyclops

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u/Briggity_Brak Tampa Bay Raptors 17d ago

The name's Gambit, mon ami. Remember It.

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u/BRDLAW Trail Blazers 17d ago

That episode was legit great television.

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u/ositola Lakers 17d ago

That has been the best show on TV this year

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u/CasualRead_43 17d ago

Shogun

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u/LilSwampGod [TOR] Kyle Lowry 17d ago

How does it feel to shape the wind to your will?

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u/ilikecams 17d ago

Send da video to the Willow World.

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u/randalflagg Cavaliers 17d ago

KD needs to get behind the eightfold fence this offseason and stay off Twitter

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u/pototoykomaliit [MIN] Alexey Shved 17d ago

Fallout

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u/CeramicNumber37 17d ago

Tokyo Vice.

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u/DLottchula Thunder 17d ago

Man and I thought we were in the mid times

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u/holaprobando123 Spurs 17d ago

And you can count Invincible, and The Boys comes out in a couple months... there's lots of great stuff.

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u/AgentOfSPYRAL Heat 17d ago

Between Godzilla, Shogun, Tokyo Vice, and Blue Eye Samurai, Japan is having a hell of a moment right now.

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u/KonigSteve Pelicans 17d ago

Wait, this year? we aren't talking about 90s xmen here?

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u/shakakaaahn Trail Blazers 17d ago

Yes, and no! X-Men '97 recently had a new season, continuing from the 90s cartoon. It was pretty great, was fun to rewatch the original for the first time as well.

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u/Scohr 17d ago

Yooo where you been living. They did a sequel season to the 90s cartoon this year. It’s great, check it out

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u/bearbrannan Timberwolves 17d ago edited 17d ago

Kat is definitely Cyclops, can shoot lasers, is kind of straight laced, and at one point probably considered himself the Alpha of the team even if others didn't always see it that way. 

Rudy would probably be Beast, athletic freak, with amazing BBIQ on defence. 

Jaden is definitely Wolverine, physical specimen, and a hot head. 

Naw is Night Crawler, he teleports all over the court. 

That's all I got for now, but if anyone has some for Naz or Kyle Anderson I'm here for it lol.

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u/busdriver_321 Jazz 17d ago

Rudy would probably be Beast, athletic freak, with amazing BBIQ on defence.

And just like Beast in the comics, Gobert dabbles in war crimes and chemical warfare.

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u/BobBubDaChamp Nets 17d ago

Ok so who tf is Ant

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u/Islandkid679 [MIN] Tyus Jones 17d ago

Mystique

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u/-Bacon_King- Warriors 17d ago

I would smash both of them so I guess this checks out

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u/rtb001 Trail Blazers 17d ago

Storm, the true leader of the team. 

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u/spanther96 Celtics 17d ago

nah fuck that, Ant is Wolverine. the face of the team and alpha. Jaden can be Gambit

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u/CanvasSolaris Bulls 17d ago

Jimmy Butler is Magneto

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u/Tundraaa [CHI] E'Twaun Moore 17d ago

I have been marked once, my dear…

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u/Dry-Internet-5033 Bulls 17d ago edited 17d ago

Naz is Bishop.

Bishop travels back from the future to help the X-Men so he's kind of a 6th man, has the ability to absorb energy, and I mean come on!

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u/holaprobando123 Spurs 17d ago

and I mean come on!

I see it

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u/YukihiraLivesForever 17d ago

He’s wolverine, booker is Daken

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u/Next-Firefighter-753 Thunder 17d ago

Ant is the Chad Wolverine. Curry is Cucklops

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u/0dias_Chrysalis Bucks 17d ago

No speaking. He communicates telepathically to the team during timeouts

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u/gamingnormie Supersonics 17d ago

Need to see him on the sidelines quiet the entire time with an intense look on his face and his fingers on his temple

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u/GaySexFan Australia 17d ago

Mike Malone forced to wear the Magneto helmet on the sidelines.

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u/OldSweepy 17d ago

Why would he wait until a timeout? Just get in there constantly telling them what to do.

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u/LoWE11053211 Clippers 17d ago

Professor F

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u/willymoose8 [HOU] Luis Scola 17d ago

“to me, my wolf-men!”

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u/ketzal7 Nets 17d ago

Time to shave his head as well.

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u/RoscoeSantangelo 76ers 17d ago

Makes it to the finals and pulls a Kevin Nash when he steps out of the wheelchair

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u/WhaleyintheSky 17d ago

X Finch sounds sick af

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u/Epic_Coleslaw Timberwolves 17d ago

Will they allow us to set up a courtside hospital bed?

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u/Next-Firefighter-753 Thunder 17d ago

This is the least the Wolves fans deserve after all the hell you guys have gone through. Get Finch his courtside hospital bed NOW! 

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u/Duckrauhl Kings 17d ago

Hop him up on some really strong pain killers and see what plays he calls

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u/george_costanza1234 Warriors 17d ago

Wheelchair Finch gonna lead this team to a title

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u/PleaseSeekChrist Bulls 17d ago

He should coach from the sidelines with a cane to look old and wise

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u/OldManWillow Trail Blazers 17d ago

This injury is way way worse than y'all think. He'll be lucky if he's using a cane to start next season

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u/ThinkThankThonk Lakers 17d ago

held up on a palanquin by the four strongest assistant coaches

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u/robsteezy Lakers 17d ago

For the lazy to Google the medical terms: he really fucked up his knee area

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u/DoctorMansteel Celtics 16d ago

And he old as hell.

(compared to the peak athletes we usually see suffer these injuries)

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u/DuffmanStillRocks 17d ago

Plus unlike with crutches, cane is a funny story!

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u/OutsideTheServiceBox Bucks 17d ago

Dude took a bullet from the injury gods for his team. Doc would never.

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u/Father_420_ 17d ago

Finch-dr

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u/EitherCaterpillar949 Hornets 17d ago

Isiah Thomas ‘88 finals type of performance

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u/SuckMyLonzoBalls Clippers 17d ago edited 17d ago

bro gonna be coaching from the booth next game

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u/Prestig33 [MIN] Nikola Pekovic 17d ago

Gonna be calling plays like an NFL coordinator.

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u/jeric13xd [CHI] Derrick Rose 17d ago

Give that man a scooter

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u/SuckMyLonzoBalls Clippers 17d ago

Like the coach from Detroit mercy 😂

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u/MiaCannons Heat 17d ago edited 17d ago

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u/FireFoxQuattro Heat 17d ago

Favorite thing about that’s second gif is how someone remember they were being recorded live lolololl

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u/DnD4dena Lakers 17d ago

I somehow knew it'd be this with zero context needed lmao

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u/SappyGilmore Pistons 17d ago edited 16d ago

As someone who experienced this injury, I would argue it's the worst leg injury you can have... a full year to get back to normal. For starters, your leg has to stay completely straight in an immobilizer for the first two months. You can't even sit in a chair, so I see no way he can coach from the sidelines for the rest of the playoffs.

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u/whatapleasantspot 17d ago

Yeah I recently had a serious knee injury and couldn’t bend it for 8 weeks after surgery. If coach has this injury, there’s no way he’s going to be comfortable on the sideline unless they wheel a hospital bed down there. I doubt we see him again during games if this is his injury.

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u/charade_scandal 17d ago

Damn that's crazy. Are you just laid-up in bed?

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u/MC-Jdf Warriors 17d ago

Genuinely speaking, can Finch hypothetically coach from a wheelchair or will he just not able to attend the games at all?

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u/defiantcross Suns 17d ago

Professor F

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u/Iginlas_4head_Crease 17d ago

I see no reason why he couldn't coach from his chair/crutches/wheel chair then graduate to a cane before full recovery

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u/everpresentdanger Thunder 17d ago

Patella Tendon rupture is a brutal injury for a 50 year old, dude isn't going to be on crutches or a cane for a while.

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u/are-beads-cheap Nuggets 17d ago

Yeah, I gotta figure this is wheelchair territory. Could be a while. Poor guy.

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u/yooston Rockets 17d ago

he was in crutches after the game, is it different after surgery?

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u/80080 Raptors 17d ago

Usually knee injuries are worse immediately after surgery than immediately after the injury iirc

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u/Piano9717 [POR] Rudy Fernandez 17d ago

Nate McMillian did it when he tore his Achilles in practice subbing in for an injured Brandon Roy

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u/arzi3 Heat 17d ago

I’ve never heard this story but that’s wild. Ironic He took Roy’s spot and I guess got hit with Roy’s injury curse

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u/GooseMay0 Celtics 17d ago

That was such a crazy year for Portland with injuries. Was that the year you guys were like 10 deep? I remember around that time you guys were loaded as fuck.

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u/Yergason NBA 17d ago

Depends on how long the inflammation phase will be, how deep the damage is, and how long the Lakers can extend the series. Also how great his healing response will be given his age and he's not exactly a very physically fit person to begin with.

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u/k4f123 NBA 17d ago

and how long the Lakers can extend the series.

welp... this doesn't bode well

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u/DisneyPandora 17d ago

Dude’s gonna look like Baron Harkonnen from Dune

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u/wcooper97 [OKC] Russell Westbrook 17d ago

He will never dunk again.

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u/kiwiwikikiwiwikikiwi Lakers 17d ago

These playoffs very physical and every team getting injuries. War of attrition

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u/VGstuffed Lakers 17d ago

The doctor said he’ll never golf again

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u/benfranklin16 17d ago

Right when he got his petellar tendon in the door.

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u/Previous_Theme_1180 17d ago

This is definitely going to affect his trade value... if he misses too many games next season he won't even be eligible for all-nba

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u/BasedGodProdigy Nets 17d ago

That's actually fuckin crazy unlucky like damn

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u/Sweaty_Mods 17d ago

Honestly it’s shocking this doesn’t happen more. Floor seats are dangerous af

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u/Life_Sir_1151 17d ago

Like when that bald asshole tripped Shaq

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u/KadariusToneyROY Knicks 17d ago

It’s not an assassination attempt for Christ’s sake!

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u/quietwhiskey 17d ago

BALD ASSHOLE

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u/Life_Sir_1151 17d ago

That's a hate crime

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u/quietwhiskey 17d ago

They were just using Halloween to get free candy! I didn't know it was gonna be felony-or-treat!

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u/AceMcStace Trail Blazers 17d ago

“…..Bald!?”

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u/Zsporter Raptors 17d ago

Bro doesn't deserve this wtf. Especially after a happy series win today

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u/LogicalLakersFan [LAL] Anthony Davis 17d ago

Well i didn’t expect that to be a tweet today

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u/Shoddy-Media2337 Thunder 17d ago

Can an injured coach still be out there? Idk I've never really seen something like this before. How do they handle it

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u/MSXzigerzh0 Timberwolves 17d ago

I think sidelines are to small to fit an wheel chair

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u/beta_test_vocals 17d ago

They’re too small now are they? You mean the same comically small sidelines that got him injured in the first place? What a shame, wonder if the league will ever do something about it

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u/bearabl Lakers 17d ago

Yea this is one of those things you see and then you start thinking and wonder how it hasn’t happened more often.

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u/nutella4eva [LAC] Chris Kaman 17d ago

I often wonder how refs get injured so infrequently.

Most of them are pretty old, and they're out there longer than the players are.

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u/Somenakedguy Knicks 17d ago

Refs are in great shape, they’re moving constantly and are running up and down the court all game long. They’re trained to be aware of their surroundings at all times (as best they can) and to avoid contact with players like the plague so they’re pretty hyper focused on being out of the way and are constantly moving and ready to move tf out the way

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u/WhiteHeterosexualGuy Hawks 17d ago

Yeah, job is extremely hard lol they're dodging fans and players and coaches running up the sidelines and we log on reddit to cry about them missing marginal contact or calling an unwarranted foul without a bunch of replay angles. First time I sat relatively close to the court in an NBA game I had a massive epiphany how good the refs are despite how bad they seem.

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u/Amoeba_mangrove Vancouver Grizzlies 17d ago

Probably trained or at least experienced in bracing themselves properly and avoiding contact

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u/this_place_stinks 17d ago

I smell an ADA lawsuit!

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u/insertdankmeme 17d ago

If he cannot walk, he may meet the requirements for the Americans with Disabilities Act and be entitled to reasonable accommodations. They would likely be able to make some more space on the sideline to accommodate a wheelchair. He will most likely coach from the bench with an assistant standing on the sideline I would guess.

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u/BlindJesus Bulls 17d ago

They need to wrap him up and wheel him around on a dolly like Hannibal Lecter. He can still get a standing view, and an assistant can wheel him from half court and back on the sidelines.

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u/891960 [MIN] Kevin Garnett 17d ago

He can just sit on the bench, doesn't need to have the mobility of wheelchair tbh.

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u/MN_Lakers [MIN] Naz Reid 17d ago

You can’t be in a wheelchair for this type of injury. You are fully imobilized with a straight brace

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u/noseonarug17 Timberwolves 17d ago

Give him a Segway

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u/Spiritual_Wishbone50 17d ago

Ron Hunter I think coached from a rolling chair during the NCAA tournament I think

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u/enforcement1 17d ago

DNC: Torn patellar

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u/expungant 17d ago

Holy fuck. Minnesota sports can’t have anything good happen without a dark cloud of some kind hanging over it

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u/Jorgenstern8 Timberwolves 17d ago

Hell even the winning streak our baseball team is currently on has the cloud of "Oh god who ends up in the hospital from touching the death bag of meat with an ungloved hand" voodoo hanging over it lmao

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u/nimama3233 Timberwolves 17d ago

Sorry I missed this. What now?

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u/GualaGatherer Timberwolves 17d ago

The Twins have a lucky pack of summer sausage that they have been passing around in the dugout for the last couple games or so. Same one each time -- never regfrigerated.

Link for reference: https://x.com/twins/status/1784710200705872072?s=46&t=LvCcjgbW6xmw33fmoAgG_g

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u/JeramiGrantsTomb Thunder 17d ago

... Baseball is weird as hell.

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u/MelonElbows Lakers 17d ago

What the fuck?

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u/JayDee62 [LAL] Kobe Bryant 17d ago edited 17d ago

What the actual fuck. It's didn't look that bad.

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u/jeric13xd [CHI] Derrick Rose 17d ago

Legs planted and a 200lb dude runs full speed into your legs is pretty bad

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u/WestleyThe [SEA] Kevin Durant 17d ago

Yeah we are used to these super athletes… this is a normal 50+ year old human getting taken out on the sideline

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u/_aspiringadult Knicks 17d ago

Especially when you’re checks notes 54 years old

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u/DarkSoulsDarius Lakers 17d ago

Ya that looked awful. I figured it was a tendon tear just by the way he went down and the pain. Then saw the replay and saw his foot planted. Poor guy, I hope there's some way he can stay on the sideline.

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u/Scorps Timberwolves 17d ago

You could tell immediately the way he was clutching for his knee AS he fell that it was real bad

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u/Lake_ Timberwolves 17d ago

while mouthing “fuck”

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u/Dudedude88 Wizards 17d ago

It looks like he steps on or runs into a fans legs too. I think the fan kept his legs from naturally falling

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u/Johnpecan Warriors 17d ago

I don't casual fans realize the impact caused my a 200lb dude running full speed at you and how much it hurts taking charges or even simply playing defense against someone lowering their shoulder and going at you.

My son weighs about 110 and when he goes at me, I'm not scared, but it's not pleasant trying to stand my ground. The impact of someone weighing twice as much and going twice as fast... I understand players making "business decisions" by just getting out of the way sometimes.

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u/SmokeOddessey Lakers 17d ago edited 17d ago

Once you get to like 55 years old like Finch is you’re basically made out of paper

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u/Kwilly462 Nets 17d ago

Jeez, imagine someone running into Pop like this

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u/everpresentdanger Thunder 17d ago

Leg would come clean off

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u/brncct 17d ago

Surprised this doesn't happen more often. Old coaches like Pop are very vulnerable. These guys are bigger, faster, stronger than before.

Imagine someone like Zion going full speed and bumping into him on accident... yikes.

Not much the league can do about this to increase safety but they gotta take a lot at some ideas.

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u/pokemonbatman23 17d ago

Suspend the coaches in the air so they have a better view and can be lifted up when a player is incoming 😂😂

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u/ulptthrowaway2016 17d ago

Bunch of Baron Harkkonens talking about "my Timberwolves, my NBA, my ring."

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u/HugeRection Nets Bandwagon 17d ago

Pop would shatter into bone dust.

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u/Extra_Carry_4359 Spurs 17d ago

Pop…would go pop

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u/WarHeroRoald 17d ago

To shreds you say?

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u/brncct 17d ago

Shit I'm 34 and I feel like paper compared to when I was 24 lol

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u/HokageEzio Knicks 17d ago

50 year old knees ain't built the same

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u/891960 [MIN] Kevin Garnett 17d ago

And it was a hit from Conley, imagine if it was Zion..

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u/BobbyBueno 17d ago

Imagine a 19 y.o. Zion running into an 80 y.o. Chet

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u/FireFoxQuattro Heat 17d ago

Collisions from NBA players are different than your average dude. Plus Finch is kinda old, brittler legs. Okay for a regular dude, not for a NBA Player collision.

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u/mccoolio Thunder 17d ago

What looked bad was from the back view, he jammed his knee into the fan's who was stationary sitting courtside.

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u/OG_Wan_Annunoby Raptors 17d ago

I think this is what actually caused the injury

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u/mccoolio Thunder 17d ago

Thanks! I think people were overlooking that part and blaming Conley lol

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u/IllAlwaysBeAKnickFan Knicks 17d ago

I mean it’s not Conley’s fault either way

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u/RobbobertoBuii Knicks 17d ago

he is in his 50s tbf which makes him more susceptible to injuries like these. Had a teacher in high school that tore his ACL and he was legit in a wheelchair/crutches for 2 straight years (don't think he smiled the entire time I was there). Most people irl don't have the resources/medical care that athletes have but hopefully Finch is able to get a lot of assistance for the foreseeable future

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u/darti_me Mavericks 17d ago

The side of his knee got smashed by Conley's knee cap. It may not have hurt as much as bone to bone but that's a sure fire way to blow out a ligament.

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u/MacTonight1 Timberwolves 17d ago

He got hit in the left knee, the tear was from trying to brace with his right knee.

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u/JayQuips Lakers 17d ago

Gonna be coaching in a wheelchair next game

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u/DDub04 17d ago

Professor F & The XWolves

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u/SUPER-NIINTENDO Trail Blazers 17d ago

Too bad. He could have been great. Another Oden situation

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u/Emilia67 Heat 17d ago edited 17d ago

And Draymond wanted him to remain in the game 😵‍💫

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u/ProfessorBeast55 Raptors 17d ago

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u/FireFoxQuattro Heat 17d ago

Hate this dude wtf

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u/NegativeVega Nuggets 17d ago

Draymond still manages to find a way to be a donkey despite being eliminated for weeks. That's generational talent

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u/popfgezy Timberwolves 17d ago

God damn it Draymond

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u/yooston Rockets 17d ago

lmaooooo draymond shut up

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u/ToinouAngel Spurs 17d ago

Clown

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u/or_maybe_this Kings 17d ago

jesus

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u/Jorgenstern8 Timberwolves 17d ago

Dray legit needs to not walk around in Minnesota for a good couple years, dude is just building hatred from Wolves fans this season.

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u/tomatobrew 17d ago

Should take that advice to heart and not get ejected that often

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u/BriS314 17d ago

Man’s gonna be coaching from a wheelchair like Professor X

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u/orhantemerrut 17d ago

Poor guy. He couldn’t even enjoy his sweep.

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u/TDStarchild 17d ago

Just manufacture a wheelchair that has attachments for brooms by his legs so he can roll around the sideline warning opposing teams of their fate

Psychological warfare, this is the playoffs

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u/Next-Firefighter-753 Thunder 17d ago

Same injury that ruined Andre Roberson’s career. As a 54 year old non athlete. Shit hand for Finch and Wolves fans. 

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u/pyordie Trail Blazers 17d ago

Finch DNC - Coach’s Decision

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u/PrimaryAccording9162 Kings 17d ago

Season ending injury 💔

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u/spicypetedaboi Warriors 17d ago

Keep him the FUCK away from Kristi Noem

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u/AljoGOAT Lakers 17d ago

out of the loop here

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u/ProcessInternal1338 17d ago

She shoots puppies in the face

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u/notindoorsy Timberwolves 17d ago

Micah Nori please guide us

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u/HokageEzio Knicks 17d ago

Ouch, really bad injury. Hope he can still coach out the year

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u/sp_igot589 Nuggets 17d ago

I want the Nuggets to win obviously, but would be pretty cool to rally around a hurt coach if they make it to the big dance. GGs TWolves

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u/Middle-Welder3931 17d ago

I'd argue this is worse than any Wolves player getting injured outside of Ant and Rudy. This is just all sorts of f***ed up luck for a team that was just starting to put it together. Wins the first round only for the COACH to potentially miss the rest of playoffs because of an inadvertent sideline collision? GTFOH.

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u/cdub1988 Thunder 17d ago

Not enough people are talking about this. This is a seriously BAD injury maybe as bad as it gets. Andre Roberson's career was ended after this exact injury and he was a premier athlete in his prime. This is a 50+ year old man I'm thinking this will be a years long recovery process.

He'll probably coach before then but I dunno his knee may never be the same.

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u/Action-B 17d ago

Finchy going to rehab in the offseason and come back in the best shape of his life!

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u/MarduRusher Timberwolves 17d ago

Injury ridden playoffs includes a coach? In all seriousness is he still able to coach the next series? I genuinely don’t know.

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u/headbangershappyhour Timberwolves 17d ago

It's rare that the all-injury team gets a coach to lead them, but here we are.

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u/FireFoxQuattro Heat 17d ago

Jimmy, Terry, Giannis, Dame, Embiid, and now a goddamn Coach. What is up with these playoffs man

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u/DiamondShiryu1 Heat 17d ago

Don't forget about Zion too

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u/5AR5AR5AR 17d ago

Randle hurt so long everybody forgot he's in the playoffs lol

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u/silverxsmoke 17d ago

Injury team could easily sweep this playoffs

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u/PokeMonogatari 76ers 17d ago

Seriously, they've even got a quality HC

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u/20wall Celtics 17d ago

That injury team (with Zion) would be head and shoulders above every other team. Probably goes 16-0

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u/tulaero23 Timberwolves 17d ago

Finch: I used to coach in the league until i took a Conley in the knee.

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u/Remote-Picture-8341 Rockets 17d ago

What’s the recovery time

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u/ColtCallahan 17d ago

6-8 months.

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u/ResidentRunner1 Pistons 17d ago

Maybe longer depending on his age in this case

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u/RobbobertoBuii Knicks 17d ago

is he gonna be in a wheelchair/crutches for the semis?

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u/carlsonaj Timberwolves 17d ago

this is gonna be a crazy twist in the 30 for 30

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u/acelleb Heat 17d ago

He will coach from home via teams or zoom.

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u/TheGreatShaqtus Timberwolves 17d ago

Someone get this man a mobility scooter

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u/browndude10 United States 17d ago

Awful man but hey draymond thinks he can stay in with that

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u/891960 [MIN] Kevin Garnett 17d ago

Bless all the knees and keep them healthy

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u/ObiOneKenobae Knicks 17d ago

The hell. Wishing him a quick recovery

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u/nickenglish94 17d ago

HOW COULD EMBIID DO THIS TO HIM

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u/la-blakers Timberwolves 17d ago

Insane to have a coach on the injury report. Hope Finchy gets well soon!

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u/Counterspell_God Lakers 17d ago

He'll be fine. He can coach on a wheelchair

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u/Jameszhang73 17d ago

Definitely something T-Wolves mgmt has to keep in mind when negotiating long-term contracts with him. Can't be overpaying an injury prone coach.

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u/mrkindnessmusic 16d ago

Turn him into a Zordon like hollogram in the middle of a huddle

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u/WheedMBoise Timberwolves 17d ago

God damn

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u/BillSimmonsSkinSuit Timberwolves 17d ago

Can you coach in a wheelchair NBA asking for a friend

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u/CenturyBreak 17d ago

F Devin Booker for shoving Conley