Ok, now I am convinced

[EddyP]

So let me see if I understand this?

Last year the guy was arguably our best player, now he gets injured, and is playing poorly.

But the playing poorly part is not caused by the injury? Thats seriously what your suggesting?

Have you ever played basketball? Have you ever been injured?

Have you ever successfully put together a logical sequence of thought?

Yes and yes. In my case it was an ankle and not a hammy but the same thing applies. It is something that lingers. I can tell by watching him he doesn't have the mobility he had last year on both O and D. It does effect your entire game. This team will need him back at 100%.

 

[Benddontbreak]

In high school I pulled my groin first practice of the season, which is comparable to a hammy injury. Wasn't 100% for at least a couple months. You can barely run let alone get any rise on your jumper.