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※ [本文轉錄自 NBA 看板 #1FdG0_Xl ] 作者: eertllams (Tree666) 看板: NBA 標題: [外絮] Rose, 密集賽事的犧牲者時間: Sun Apr 29 16:47:57 2012 想不到難得發文在總版卻是翻譯如此難過文章希望接下來的賽事所以球員都健康無虞~ Rose a causality of NBA's schedule Rose, 密集賽季的犧牲者 MVP's season-ending injury a reason for Chicagoans to wallow in self-pity 這個季末MVP的受傷讓芝加哥人沉浸在悲傷中 By Michael Wilbon | ESPNChicago.com It was the 26th of December, and the Chicago Bulls, who had just played Christmas Day, were about to tip off their second game in two days. Richard Hamilton, the veteran guard who had come to the Bulls to be the final piece of a championship puzzle, told me to listen up. 去年聖誕節後一天芝加哥公牛隊剛打完聖誕大戰又要B2B第二場老將RIP來到風城成為爭奪冠軍的最後一塊拼圖 RIP跟我說: This season, Hamilton said, was going to be like no other. Teams would need to be more patient than ever before; players would, too. They were about to put their bodies through hell. Not just the three games in three nights, but the four games in five nights, the seven games in 10 nights, the weeks without practice and necessary rest and recovery. RIP: 這個球季不像其他正規球季球隊需要更多的耐心球員也是艱困的賽事將會把球員的身心都丟入地獄一般不只是三天打三場甚至五天打四場十天打七場！！而且將長期沒有練習跟適當休息跟調養 Hamilton didn't predict unprecedented injuries that day; he guaranteed them. 那天RIP 不是在預測那些可能出現的傷痛而是在告知我們一定會發生得傷痛!! :( Players were beginning a season without a full training camp. They'd also miss the period before training camp when they would wander in after Labor Day and work out under the watchful eye of the team's training staff for three weeks, maybe a month. The lockout eliminated all that. And the season began anyway, a money grab for both sides, neither of which wanted to lose another dime. 球員沒有經過訓練營就開始打正規賽甚至連labor day之後有的三到四個禮拜該是訓練員去關注球員近況的時間都沒有因為lockout阻止了這些事情的發生金錢決定了一切球季就這樣開始了沒有一方願意再損失一毛錢 Derrick Rose was doomed the moment the owners and players union signed that agreement. I've talked to multiple trainers who work with NBA players. They say very few -- if any -- athletes in the NBA put the pressure on their joints and move their bodies with the torque Rose does. These opinions weren't offered Saturday, in the wake of Rose tearing his ACL; they were offered in great detail weeks ago, when Rose was trying to come back from one injury, then the next, then the next. What's that old song, "The leg bone's connected to the hip bone&" Well, it is. Everything is connected, and when Rose hurt his toe it impacted his hip, which impacted his knee. And he never had the time, in this compressed season, to condition himself the way he had previously -- the way he would have this season. The kid, before now, had played in 280 of 286 games since he left Simeon High School. If not Ripkenesque, it's still damn good at 98 percent participation. In other words, Rose didn't miss games -- until this winter. 當球員工會跟大老闆們簽訂了新的CBA, Rose似乎就注定了他本季的命運!! 我跟很多的NBA職業球員的訓練員談過只有非常少數的球員可以在關節上給於極度的壓力來扭動身體以完成那些不可能的動作這些觀點不是在今天Rese ACL傷後才出現的而是當Rose一直想在一個接著一個的傷痛中重回球場的過程中這些訓練員在前幾個禮拜就如此的討論了有一條老歌的歌詞是: "腳的骨頭是連接在臀部的" 每一個傷都是有所關聯的當Rose一開始是草皮趾然後影響了臀部, 然後又影響了膝蓋但是Rose在這個壓縮的賽季中卻無法得到之前球季那樣的調整與修養這個孩子本球季不算從離開西蒙高中之後 286場賽事只缺賽了6場他有98%的參賽率這非常的好他並沒有很高的缺賽紀錄直到上個冬天.... He's not the only one. Dwight Howard, who played more than 550 NBA games since high school, played in 98.7 percent. He missed seven games. If not Superman, it's Ironman. Yet, Howard, after back surgery, is done for the season, just like Rose. Old guys like Chauncey Billups (Achilles) are done for the season, as are young pups like Ricky Rubio (knee) and Iman Shumpert, who like Rose crashed to the court Saturday without contact. Rose並不是唯一的傷者 Howard在高中之後的550的球賽中他有98.7%的高出賽率他只缺陣了七場就算不是個真超人他也是個鐵人然後他也因為背傷的開刀缺賽的剩下賽事跟Rose一樣老球員的槍蜥因為阿基里斯缺賽整個賽季年輕球員 Rubio跟今天的Shumpert也都因為膝傷必須接受手術跟冗長的復健今天的香波也是在沒有對抗的情況下跟Rose 一樣被抬出場 Injury avoidance or maintenance has been the key to the entire season. You think Gregg Popovich didn't know what he was doing when he would simple sit certain players at certain times? Of course, Pop knew. And Rip Hamilton knew, too. At one point, when Rose wanted to play through an early injury it was Hamilton who said to him, "You've already won the MVP award; you're playing for a title now. You can't rush back." 避免受傷跟傷後的處理變成本季很重要的關鍵波波為啥會在很多場次刻意板凳某些球員嗎？因為他知道後果就像Rip一樣他們理解傷痛對球隊的影響球季初期有一次 Rose想要帶著傷痛比賽 Rip跟他說: "你已經拿到MVP 你現在該為冠軍而努力你不能急躁的回場上 " Hamilton himself missed 38 games this season with various injuries. He endured all the whispers locally, that he'd never make it back this season to contribute, that acquiring him was a bad move. And Hamilton would say to me every time we talked, or every time another player went down with a serious injury, "You know this is different, don't you? You know this season is a killer, don't you? You have to resist the urge to rush back because your body ain't making it through this if you don't listen." Rip本季因為不同的傷痛也缺賽了38場球賽他承受了芝加哥球迷的耳語嘲諷說交易到他不是個好決定 RIP每次跟我聊天或是每次又有球員因傷倒下他說: "你理解這個賽季的不同吧？你知道這個賽季很變態了? 你必須要抗拒急著回到場上的決策如果你不仔細聆聽你的身體身體也將不能負荷" One after another, players would go down. Players of significance, we're talking. Al Horford, Brook Lopez, Eric Gordon, more recently Ray Allen. Hamilton would say, "See, I told you. There's nothing like this season." 一個接著一個的球員受傷倒下很多都是球隊的主力從Al Horford, Lopez, Eric Gordon, 最近的雷槍 Rip會說:"我跟你說了這不是一般的球季" So, yes, even if it's impossible to predict it had dawned on me that Rose -- given the fury of his drives to the basket, the way he lands on one leg, the force with which he plants so violently, sometimes awkwardly -- was a prime candidate to suffer one of those devastating leg injuries. Having lived through Chicago sports as long as I have, it just seemed Chicago-like to first lose Jay Cutler to a freak hand injury, just when the Bears were rolling people, then Rose when the Bulls were as close to winning a championship as anybody else in the NBA. 是的傷痛是難以預測但是對於我而言 Rose總是帶給我不好的想法尤其是他那種狂野的切入動作... 那種他以一隻腳落地以極暴力極強大力量來完成的動作有時候看來很怪異不協調 Rose就是哪最容易受到破壞性各種腳傷的唯一候選人參與了芝加哥多年的運動最近的大事先是Jay Cutler詭異的手傷讓大家失望(熊隊) 然後又是很有機會爭奪決賽名單的公牛傷了Rose It's the injury you fear most, really, an athlete who depends on his legs as much as Rose, going down with an ACL tear. It's career-altering, usually, even now, though it certainly doesn't have to completely derail a career the way it did with Gale Sayers more than 40 years ago. Players come back from ACL tears now all the time. Chris Paul did. Rose is a worker. He'll come back. But how soon and how completely only time will tell. Will he ever explode and finish at the rim like he did these first 3½ years? God, there's no guarantee he will. 最怕的就是受傷！尤其像Rose一個這麼仰賴腿部的運動員他因為十字韌帶撕裂而倒下這對他的職業生涯是很大的轉捩點當然這不盡然就是職業生涯的終點 40年前也許只有少數的人像是Gale Sayers (NFL) 右膝有過很多的韌帶撕裂有辦法回來但是現在的醫學進步了 Chris Paul做到了 Rose他超拼他一定可以回來的但是要花久時間復原的多好只有時間來證明了問我 Rose有可能再度爆炸式的切入籃框像他生涯的前三年半一樣？天呀我很難保證他將來還可以這樣~~~ :( Let me declare freely I'm an unabashed fan of Derrick Rose. He comes from the neighborhood just north of where I come from on the South Side of Chicago. He's as tough as we all imagine we are, unrelentingly tough. He didn't need to befriend every good player in the league or link up with anybody who became a free agent. Rose hasn't found he needed a nickname or carefully crafted image. He's a doer, a leader, charismatic in a way perhaps only Chicagoans understand -- without smiling and clowning and dancing and posing, kind of like a young Butkus. He has represented Chicago in a way even Jordan couldn't. Jordan is an adopted son, Rose a native son. 讓我斗膽以一個身為Derrick Rose球迷的身份來替他闡述一些事情: 我跟他都是從芝加哥的南郊出身我們都是同樣非常的頑強與堅強他不需要去跟每個好球員打交道或是跟其他沒有合約的大牌球員有所連接 Rose不需要一個綽號不需要一個成為一個大家所塑造的人他是一個實行者一個領導者也許只有同樣出身的當地人瞭解他他並不需要笑容,丑角,跳舞,酷樣 Rose就像是年輕的Butkis(前芝加哥生的Football球員) Rose某種程度代表了風城即使是Jordan也不能夠達到的 Jordan繼承了光榮但是Rose就是出身在此代表跟肩負了光榮.... The fact that he insisted on being introduced to the words, "From Chicago" made all the difference in the world. Though the Bulls have a record of 18-9 without Rose and could very well win this playoff series with the Sixers, there's no consoling most of us today or tomorrow. The kid was already a civic treasure, of sorts. 每次UC開場介紹的言語 "從芝加哥來的........" 都讓整個城市感到不同！即便沒有Rose的出賽公牛還是18勝9敗也很有機會擊敗七六人晉級下一輪但是不管今天還是明天都沒有辦法安慰我們的心了 Rose已經某種程度變成我們城市的珍貴價值 Yet, as Magic Johnson said Saturday on ABC, the entire league suffers because of Rose's absence. He was the centerpiece of a team that is as determined as he is dynamic. His absence cannot, regardless of who you might root for, mean anything good for the NBA. He's a young star in the making, yet still a kid who'd answer by saying, "Yes Sir" and "No ma'am." Leagues simply can't afford to lose young men like that for long stretches of time, not these days, not from the playoffs and the Summer Olympics. 魔術強森今天在賽後ABC的討論中說整個聯盟都難過Rose的缺席當有他在場上他是球隊的中心, 他一缺席球隊就失去了不管今天你支持那一個球星那一個球隊支持任何關於NBA的事物 Rose雖是NBA的年輕球星但事實上他還像是個小孩他回答你的問題會加敬語 :"是的先生" 或 "不是女士" 我們聯盟很難承受將長時間的失去一個這樣球星尤其不是發生在季後賽剛開始的第一天或是將要來臨的倫敦奧運會前夕 It's an unbelievable downer that Rose is now done for the season, just when the season starts to truly matter. And I'm dogged by this feeling there was something inevitable about it. But a very smart man I know who makes his living in the basketball industry is miffed by the notion, held by many of us, that the compacted season contributed mightily (not at all to him) to Rose's injury. While finding the injury a downer like the rest of us, my friend says Rose playing in five games the last 46 days and only 39 games in four months suggests he had plenty of time to recuperate. He contends the schedule didn't have the wear and tear on him it might have had on others, and this was just a freakish thing that the schedule had nothing to do with. Rose本季報銷這是太令人沮喪的事情尤其是當重要的賽事才剛開始之際我之前就固執的認為這個縮水賽季是造成這些無法避免的傷痛主因而我的一個在NBA工作的朋友卻被我的這些看法而激怒關於Rose受傷的看法當這些球員受傷一再讓我沮喪之際....尤其今天的Rose報銷這位朋友說: Rose這46天只打了5場球, 四個月內他只打了39場球他應該有足夠的時間來恢復　　他說:這個賽程安排　不該像影響其他球員一樣的影響Rose 這個ACL傷跟賽程是無關的 Reasonable people, especially those who love to watch Rose, can disagree. The cases made by veteran players, Hamilton especially, and trainers and former players who are now club executives, have persuaded me. Probably, it's moot on some level anyway; the devastating part isn't as much why, but that Rose is gone for the season, and that he won't play in London this summer, and that he probably won't be on the floor when the Bulls start the season in November, and that it's probably going to take him a second full season (like it did Chris Paul) to get back to being an elite level player. 理智一點的人尤其是喜歡看Rose打球的人們可能不會認同他的看法我們的這些看法來自老球員RIP, NBA訓練員甚是一些前NBA球員當然這些可能只是假設性的判斷最殘酷的部份並不是真正的原因為何而是 Rose已經確定報銷他也不會代表美國隊打夏季奧運大概他也不會參與下個賽季11月的開打這也代表他跟CP3一樣需要整個賽季的調整才能重回一流球星的身手 Anyway, it's some helluva way to open the NBA playoffs, to see Rose go down like that, then Shumpert (another Chicagoan and a helluva rookie, probably the Knicks best perimeter defender) suffer the same injury. 這個季後賽的開始真是太糟糕了尤其是看到Rose 跟另一個芝加哥出生的香波同樣的傷痛倒地香波可能是尼克最佳的外圍防守者 Please don't tell me Tom Thibodeau is somehow at fault. I'm betting of the 16 coaches in the playoffs right now, at least 14 of them would have had Rose on the floor with a lead of 12 points. It's not February. And it's not a 25-point lead. Coaches, all of them, are conservative by nature when it comes to calling a game. They're even more conservative in the playoffs. So this kneejerk criticism of Thibs is both too easy, remarkably lazy and unaware of the history of playoff basketball. (But if we're talking about coaches, I'll admit I couldn't help but think about Doug Collins being on the sideline in United Center, the same Doug Collins whose dreams of winning an NBA championship as a player were sabotaged by knee injuries.) 不過不要告訴我這是老席的錯我敢說16個季後賽球隊教練至少14個都會讓Rose留在場上這不是二月只有12分領先不是25分教練在最後贏得比賽的關頭都會比較保守更何況這是季後賽批評老席是膝傷主因的人不是太草率下結論就是不夠理解季後賽NBA 不過說到這些教練裡面我必須承認我不禁想到七六人教練Doug Collins 他在當球員的時候就因嚴重膝傷而放棄了繼續爭奪冠軍的雄心 If you want to read about how this changes the Eastern Conference playoff picture you'll have to go to another place on the site, someplace where that's a priority today. Today, if you care about Rose or the Bulls or the playoffs, it's time to just wallow in a little self-pity. Rose would never do that himself, but the rest of us will. He'll just have to understand. 如果今天你還想知道這對東區季後賽有啥影響的話也許你可以去其他專欄認為賽事比較重要的專欄今天如果你很關心Rose 公牛隊或是季後賽適合沉浸在一點點自我悲傷與憐憫中我們接下來的日子可能都會有這個感受但是Rose不會對他自己感到憐憫的因為他必須要去理解事實已經如此.... -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 71.236.225.133

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