Excited to report that @joesimonssays, @GMottaTV and I will be working together on The Rip City Wrap up after most @trailblazers games this season on KUNP/@KATUNews. Sometimes it will be all three of us -- such as after the opener versus the Suns -- sometimes just two of us. Either way, tap in after the post-game show with @brookeolzendam!
A great point! My guess — and it is strictly a guess — is he’ll dress and if they’re in a situation where they have to play him they will. The only reason to list him as “out” is to avoid the temptation, otherwise it’s just as easy to give him a DNP.
INJURY REPORT 11/11 vs. OKC:
OUT
Vit Krejci (L Ankle Fracture)
Ja Morant (L Hamstring Strain)
Shaedon Sharpe (R Meniscus)
Chris Youngblood (R Foot Bone Bruise)
Now the question is whether the foot injury Chris Youngblood suffered in the win versus OKC is serious. Any time a guy injures his foot and doesn’t go back in the game… not great.
Portland Trail Blazers forward Vit Krejci sustained a fracture in his left ankle during the November 4 game against the Phoenix Suns.
Krejci underwent successful surgery today to repair the left ankle. The procedure was performed by Dr. Ken Jung at Kerlan-Jobe Orthopedics in Los Angeles.
Krejci will begin the recovery process immediately and will be re-evaluated in 8 weeks.
Whether they're being sold over retail isn't really the point I'm making (though I would be a little surprised if they weren't selling to the highest bidder considering where the money goes). I guess I'd ask you this: why are they releasing in those shops? If there is a point of physical releases in Tokyo/LA/NY/Miami, isn't it at least a little... interesting that they wouldn't do some kind of drop at least kinda sorta near Oregon, especially since the sneaker is about a very specific thing at that specific location? Like, if Tillamook made a special edition cheese with ash from the Mt. St. Helens eruption and then only sold it in LA and NYC or from their website that would be kind of weird right?
(Also, seriously, you do good work!)
These are whatever but it is comical that you'd have to go to Tokyo, LA, NY or Miami to buy a pair of sneakers "inspired by a legendary movie filmed at the University of Oregon"
The DOAF x Nike SB Dunk Low “Shout!” is inspired by a legendary movie filmed at the University of Oregon in 1977 🎥🎬
• December 4 - Flight Club Tokyo
• December 5 - Flight Club LA, Miami & NYC
• December 10 - GOAT
@FatKidDeals "You can buy it online" isn't really a point when you can buy any sneaker online. I don't mind disagreement but jumping in to point out something that is obvious and not especially germane is kinda annoying Fat Kid Deals
@FatKidDeals You don't know what "moot" means. A sneaker that has Oregon's logo on it, that is "commemorating" a movie that was filmed on campus, that highlights a tradition done at games played in Eugene, made by an Oregon company, is not being released in Oregon. That's comical.