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Steve Nash's eye



hurt feelings? actually i did read there was something, but i forget.Con_Alma wrote: What exactly is the injury to James' elbow?
For some reason, it was much worse in games 2 and 4 than it was in games 1 and 3 :rolleyes:Con_Alma wrote: I haven't seen any reports defining something being wrong with the elbow. I have read he's had two MRIs with a third being scheduled and each found nothing yet. Am I missing something?
Accidental....your funny.wildcats20 wrote: Nash took an accidental bow to the eye from Duncan as Timmy was driving to the rim.
I know what you're saying. I got hit by an 80+ MPH pitch in the elbow once, had some nerve irritation and bruising. I literally couldn't do shit with my arm for a week. I know LeBron's isn't as bad as mine was, because it's not about being "tough", you couldn't play if it was bad enough. But I don't doubt that it hurts pretty bad. Mine lingered for a few weeks. But you can play through pain. To do what Nash does (see the floor, shot jumpers) to only have one eye is way tougher. Not only does it cut half your vision off, but it screws with your depth perception too.NNN wrote: LeBron described the feeling as being similar to hitting your funny bone, indicating that there's at least some nerve irritation.
I've actually played with both injuries. Actually, scratch that. I went through a week of football with my eye swollen shut, but I couldn't do anything with a damaged nerve in my arm.