DeAndre Daniels

[aceboon]

Surprised to not see him on the floor for SL action with the Raptors and then I read that he had a Jones fracture in his foot while practicing, same slow healing injury that wiped out most of Durant's season and stymied the beginning of CJ McCollum's NBA career.

 

[JimHurley]

Surprised to not see him on the floor for SL action with the Raptors and then I read that he had a Jones fracture in his foot while practicing, same slow healing injury that wiped out most of Durant's season and stymied the beginning of CJ McCollum's NBA career.

I'm friends with him on SnapChat. He's in a cast, being treated in the hospital.

 

[James]

really? thats terrible

 

[BigErnMcCracken]

really? thats terrible

Yeah, you'd think Deandre would have cooler friends than Jim Ollie.




And to the amateur shrink, it's a joke, guy, relax.

 

[tcf15]

http://www.raptorsrepublic.com/2015/07/10/deandre-daniels-has-jones-fracture-in-right-foot/

A Jones fracture is the same injury Kevin Durant suffered on the eve of the 2014-15 season, costing him roughly two months. His particular fracture didn’t heal as well as hoped and he wound up back on the shelf for further maintenance. It’s a fracture of the fifth metatarsale bone, which is the last bone on the outside of your foot (that bone roughly to the bottom-outside of your baby toe), right where the shaft of the toe meets the base. It’s believed to have a higher chance of healing failure than other foot fractures, but incidences of re-injury are relatively low if the fracture is surgically repaired.