Goodbye Hayward. Your career is over

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    • #44933
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      quagmire
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      Should’ve stayed in Utah 

    • #44934
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      Larry B
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      I certainly don’t wish injury on anyone… but I do believe in karma…

      • #44970
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        gUrthBrooks
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        Robyn’s a bitch! Err, I mean karma is a bitch!

    • #44935
      LetItRide
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      That was grotesque of an injury I have ever seen. Damn. I had many ankle sprains but this one is  beyond beyond……

    • #44936
      UteFanatic
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      Come on, man… He didn’t deserve that, injuries should never be wished upon athletes.

      With that out of the way….oh my god, that was just brutal.  Worst fracture I’ve ever witnessed.  As someone who has never broken a bone and has no idea what it feels like, how much pain is Hayward in right now?

      • #44937
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        quagmire
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        Who said he deserved it? I’m just saying his career is over bc he’ll never be the same after this injury. 

        • #44940
          UteFanatic
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          “Should’ve stayed at Utah.”

          What did you mean by this statement, then?  I’m not really seeing any other way of interpretting it.

          • #44941
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            quagmire
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            that would not have happened to him sitting on the couch waiting for the opener tomorrow night. What’s so hard about that? 

            • #44943
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              UteFanatic
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              Your original comment was immature and petty, and the thumbs down and replies prove it.

               

              • #44950
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                quagmire
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                Can’t handle the truth? Chill out and try not be so offended by everything. It’s getting old. 

                • #44962
                  RiseasUtes
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                  I’m fine with you not liking him after leaving, but this isn’t related to that.  It’s as though you feel an injury as grotesque as that was deserved because he left, which I strongly disagree with.

            • #44944
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              EagleMountainUte
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              All things being even makes you wonder about your choices when this sort of thing happens. 

              But as a fan I knew he was gone years ago. Jazz should have been prepared. 

            • #44945
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              EagleMountainUte
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              Or maybe it does happen and the Jazz overpaid for a role player like the Celtics did. 

      • #44956
        Utebeam
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        There is a chance it’s not broken. People have ripped their ligaments apartand never broke a bone. 

        • #44965
          RiseasUtes
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          That would be the most broken looking non break ever.  It’s right above his ankle, it’s has to be a  compound fracture.

          • #44977
            EagleMountainUte
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            Even if it wasn’t broken you are looking at minimum of 8 months before getting back. 

            Nba guaranteed contracts. Hopefully he has a NBA LIVE account for Xbox. 

        • #45027
          Utahute72
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          Dislocated ankle and broken tibia.

    • #44938
      vcsg01
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      That is a messed up thing to say.

    • #44939
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      RiseasUtes
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      Douche comment of year on Utehub.

    • #44942
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      EagleMountainUte
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      https://youtu.be/fRe-AdlD4uQ

       

      Here is the video. Look at all those pathetic athletes not even coming to his side when it happened. Bunch of wusses then Miller claiming they are “brothers in arms”. Don’t insult the military like that. True men who have fought along aside each other don’t behave that way when one of theirs is on the ground.

      This to me is a perfect illustration of why pro athletes are pathetic. 

    • #44947
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      Anonymous
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      Karma is a female dog.

      • #44974
        KonaUte
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        You have to wonder what is going through Haywards mind after minutes into his career with the Celtics this happens.  I am a believer in Karma but only Hayward knows what happened with the separation from the Jazz.  Hopefully this is a coincidence and not Karma. That was ugly and sad. Get well Hayward. 

    • #45018
      RedRocks
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      Karma? Seriously? These comments about people believing in Karma when they apparently have no idea what it is…  Hayward made a personal choice.  He didn’t wrong anyone.  If I want to leave my current employer to work somewhere else, it is 100 percent my right as a human being…  Honestly…

    • #45028
      Utahute72
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      Is it OK to state that it’s good to see Ainge get his comeuppance. He’s been angling to lure Hayward away for two years and now he’s stuck paying for him while he’s in rehab, or longer.

      • #45070
        quagmire
        Participant

        And it counts against the salary cap so he can’t sign anyone else. C’s are in trouble for awhile

    • #45046
      Staples
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      Man I feel bad for Hayward. That wasn’t karma. Karma would be performing poorly in his first game back in Utah, not making the all-stars, the Celtics not being as good as thought, etc. I’m having a hard time wrapping my mind around the fact that there are people out there that are finding joy and/or a lack of sympathy for a man who just had his season ended and his career possibly affected, simply because he didn’t sign with the Jazz.

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