Maniscalco's ankle

[jasonpeoria911]

I don't think i've seen it mentioned in any posts or stories but it appears that Sam has had surgery on his ankle again. He was on crutches and I believe had a cast on at the last game, and still in crutches tonight. I was going to post it elr in week but I forgot. Hopefully it's just bone spurs and nothing more serious.

Jason

[ph]

Sammy went to NC for the surgery, and missed a game or 2. I think there was a pre game interview a game or 2 ago where he mentioned it was additional cleanup of tissue and bone spurs, including one the Dr. mentioned may be causing a lot of discomfort.

[bugregshu]

Speaking of injuries, aren't we approaching the 3-month mark of no physical activity for Taylor Brown? Does anyone know when he is due to get tested again?

[jasonpeoria911]

Thanks for the update, I figured I probably missed something since no one posted about it already LOL.

As for Brown, I thought about posting a thread for everyone to wish him good luck on the new heart tests when I posted this original thread. However I thought i'd hold off in case something had changed with his testing plans. It was probably late October/early November when all the testing was done, so his 3 month testing should be in February or early March.

Jason

[Da Coach]

Speaking of injuries, aren't we approaching the 3-month mark of no physical activity for Taylor Brown? Does anyone know when he is due to get tested again?

Yes, it is close to 3 months, so the repeat tests should be soon.
And I talked to Sammy's dad last night and he said Sammy is doing great and expects a full recovery. Sammy had surgery 2 weeks ago.
It was mentioned at the bottom of this Dave Reynolds article from Jan. 6.

http://www.bradleyhoops.com/news/x1728386283/Drake-staying-patient

[tornado]

I talked with the parents of a couple BU players, plus I caught the pregame Dave Snell interview with Jeremy Crouch in which he said exactly the same thing...
That just about every kid playing high school or college basketball has a desire to play in the pros. A few know they have a long shot at the NBA but most know their best shot is in Europe, so giving up a college season to get healthy and preserve your career dreams is a tough but necessary decision.