Relying on Durant! The Green Shirts Core has recovered with all his strength and undergoes surgery within 12 hours!

Today, the Boston Celtics lost 81-119 away to the New York Knicks, and was eliminated 2-4 in total, officially ending the journey of this season.

In this way, the Celtics can start to think about some important questions, such as whether Tatum's injury is like, whether the combination of Tatum and Jaylen Brown will continue, whether Holiday and Porzingis will still stay in the team, and whether Horford will retire.

In this case, it is actually difficult to have an answer to these questions, and players and management need to think together. The most important thing for the Celtics at the moment is to get Tatum back as soon as possible.

Tatum was injured at the last minute of the fourth game of the Eastern Conference semifinals and was determined to be a ruptured Achilles tendon. At that time, the Celtics were playing away in New York, so Tatum quickly had surgery in New York. Just so happened that Dr. O 'Malley, a sports medicine surgeon, was in New York at the time, and he had a schedule, so he quickly had surgery with Tatum.

Tatum is very fast. He completed the repair surgery within 12 hours of the rupture of the Achilles tendon. For comparison, whether Kobe, Durant, Cousins ​​or Rudy Guy had the surgery for a few days before.

Generally speaking, after the Achilles tendon repair surgery, the player also needs to rest for about 11 months, which means that Tatum will not only be reimbursed this season, but may not be able to play next season. Faced with this situation, Tatum seeks Durant's help because sports medicine surgeon Dr. O 'Malley also performed Durant's surgery at the beginning.

Durant recovered very well after undergoing Achilles tendon repair surgery and is still one of the top NBA stars. Tatum's technical characteristics are similar to Durant, and it is reasonable to learn from Durant.