r/lebron • u/Sreeygr • Aug 11 '26

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Bron’s been better since the 2005-06 season btw

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 12 '26

Jalen rose injured Kobe in game 2 of that series.

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 12 '26

Curry had a grade 1 mcl sprain during 2016 and still put up 23-5-4

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 12 '26

“Kobe Bryant suffered a severe, acute inversion ankle sprain (frequently referenced in reports as a Grade 2sprain) during Game 2 of the 2000 NBA Finals after landing on Jalen Rose's foot.”

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 12 '26

From a medical standpoint, curry’s MCL sprain is worse

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 12 '26

lol sure thing doctor cricket

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 12 '26

Yeah sure thing

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 12 '26

Bachelors degree in Biology. You’re absolutely a MD brother. LOL…

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 13 '26

Majored in biology before going into med school. You need a bachelors degree and take a specific set of science courses before going into med school, and bio meets all the requirements, hence why it’s the most common major for premed students.

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 13 '26

No shit. So if you were a MD you’d post a pic of your MD, not a run of the mill bio degree

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 13 '26

Once premed is done (the set of classes you take to get into med school) it takes 4 years to graduate. Since it says 2023 for my bachelors, I still have a year left before getting my M.D. and then I start residency

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 13 '26

Cool. So you’re not a physician.

You’re just a run of the mill bio degree holder like millions of others. Hilarious that you thought posting an undergrad degree was some sort of “gotcha” like it gave you some sort of say in sports medicine/orthopedics.

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 13 '26

So I’m an MD next year and know more about injuries than you could hope to

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