• October 26, 2009 11:30 am  |  5 Comments

    ‘Nique’s Advice for Elton Brand


    The Human Highlight Film knows something about what Elton is going through at the moment: “Wilkins is one of the few - only - NBA stars to suffer a ruptured Achilles’ tendon and come back to play at his previous level. ‘I was 31 when I got hurt,’ he recalled. ‘The doubters said I’d never come back. But I had a great doctor. He basically guaranteed me that I’d be as good, if not better. I knew I had to prove people wrong. I knew I had to work as hard as I could’ … Wilkins said he knows Brand as a competitor. If he could speak with him, ‘I would say I worked on stuff I didn’t want to work on. For me, I had to learn to play on the ground as much as in the air. I understood that athletic ability by itself doesn’t take you through a 12-, 13-year career. I’d tell him to stay the course,’ Wilkins said. ‘It’s a hard injury. But you can’t let it defeat you.”‘

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    • Rasheedionics Posted: Oct.26 at 11:37 am
      Well, good thing Elton Brand never played in the air anyway, so he should be good to go.

    • niQ Posted: Oct.26 at 11:50 am
      I just hope he can stay healthy all season.

    • NUPE Posted: Oct.26 at 1:12 pm
      We’ll see how bad he really wants it - I hope he doesn’t just except that it’s over and stick around til his contract is up.

    • Daniel Posted: Oct.26 at 1:21 pm
      Go Nuggets!

    • Teddy-the-Bear Posted: Oct.26 at 6:50 pm
      Co-sign Rasheedionics.

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