Lakers forward Davis' injury problems have been fluctuating, and after the Spurs were injured, he once again went into injury panic, what kind of injury history has his knee experienced?
In fact, before he entered the NBA, Thick-BrowEd Davis suffered his first knee injury in the elite quarterfinals, but he returned to the field shortly after and led Kentucky to the championship.
With the talent Davis showed in the NCAA, NBA scouts thought injuries were enough to be a concern for the team, but after he actually started his NBA career, his injuries began to be capricious.
In the first game, Thick Brow Davis cut 21+7 against Duncan, the NBA's strongest forward at the time, and although the Pelicans lost the game, people have begun to recognize the Kentucky star forward.
Unfortunately, he was suspended for 11 games shortly after the start of the tournament due to a left ankle injury, and the season was not over, and he ended the season early with an injury to the secondary ligament and bone contusion in his left knee.
The rookie season may just be an accident, but the 13-14 season really kicked off his glassman name! He suffered consecutive fractures to his left hand, finger injuries, ankle discomfort and back cramps this season, and did not play a full 70 games in the second season.
In the 14-15 season, although his personal data was even better, the injury nightmare of thick eyebrows continued, with a total of 5 injuries this season, 2 of which occurred in the left ankle.
He also failed to play 70 games in his fourth season due to various injuries, and in this season, he was reimbursed 14 seasons ahead of schedule for surgery for a left knee injury.
After this surgery, Thick Brow finally ushered in a relatively normal game, he had more than 75 games in two consecutive seasons, and cut the super stat of averaging 28+ 11.5 per game, but this seemed to consume all his strength.
In fact, at the start of the 17-18 season, the Pelicans faced the Blazers, who once again sprained his left knee in the low-post competition, and the thick eyebrows quickly returned to the game. But in the past season, not only Davis has been beaten, but even cousins, who has just joined the team, has lost his value.
The 18-19 season was the healthiest season for Thick Brow, because he had a three-way conflict with the Pelicans and Lakers, and Thick Brow didn't even get many opportunities to play. But the Pelicans were still reluctant to throw the timed injury bomb to Los Angeles.
Later, during the Lakers, Thick Brow suffered a reimbursable injury in the playoff Finals, but they were lucky enough to win the championship.
Last season, also due to various problems, he took turns sitting on the bench with James, and suffered a knee injury for the fourth time in his playoff injury career, which eventually led to the Lakers' first-round elimination.
Looking back at Davis's entire glassman career, according to NBA reporter Diven statistics, Davis suffered a total of 57 large and small problems, including 15 times in the left ankle, 10 times in the finger, and 8 times on the left knee, so there is the following picture.