Clay on Murray: Sad for him he's going to be an All-Star again

Live Bar January 30, 2019 Recently, Warriors star Clay talked about Nuggets guard Murray in an interview with the media.

Last season, Murray suffered a torn cruciate ligament in his left knee and has since been sidelined, while Clay suffered a torn cruciate ligament in his left knee in the 2019 Finals G6 and returned after a gap of 941 days.

Klay said: "First of all, I told him that I felt sorry for him, and I could tell from his competitive heart that if he channeled that competitiveness into his knee daily recovery plan, he would be an All-Star player again. ”

Clay continued: "I hate to see injuries happen, Murray and Jokic are so important to the team, in this case, I really feel sorry for him because I've also experienced it, it's uncharted territory and, he's in the prime of his career, it's bad, not just for the Nuggets, for the entire NBA. It's tough to win games in the absence of one of the best players and it's been obvious to us in the last few years, I love his game, I think he's a good leadership defender who can do anything. I know he's going to be back to his old ways because he's very skilled and a good player. I've seen him block opponents many times and he'll stage again because that's how my bounce has recovered. ”

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