T-Mac, Kobe and Vince Carter have all been experiencing tendinitis for some time now. VC obviously has the most severe case, while Kobe and T-Mac have been fortunate so far. But, they are younger than Carter (but not by much).
Tendinitis could be a cause for future problems for Kobe and T-Mac (already has been for VC who is trying to change his game to work around it).
See: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sport...s22022203feb22,0,2339881.story?coll=orl-magic
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McGrady said "my knees were on fire" Tuesday night against New Orleans. In that game, he limped throughout and looked less for his shot and more to set up his teammates.
On Friday, he looked like his old, aggressive self.
"It comes and goes," McGrady said of the tendinitis.
McGrady is experiencing the same knee problem that has bothered Kobe Bryant this season and eventually led to Vince Carter needing surgery last season.
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Tendinitis could be a cause for future problems for Kobe and T-Mac (already has been for VC who is trying to change his game to work around it).
See: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sport...s22022203feb22,0,2339881.story?coll=orl-magic
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McGrady said "my knees were on fire" Tuesday night against New Orleans. In that game, he limped throughout and looked less for his shot and more to set up his teammates.
On Friday, he looked like his old, aggressive self.
"It comes and goes," McGrady said of the tendinitis.
McGrady is experiencing the same knee problem that has bothered Kobe Bryant this season and eventually led to Vince Carter needing surgery last season.
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