[lex24]

There's a good video with multiple camera viewpoints here for all of us amateur orthopedic doctors to review (and I'm including myself in that group!)

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/3622...gs-sabonis

Looks fairly significant to me.  I mean sure, he didn’t jump up and down on Sabonis.Nor did he break his sternum. And, I suppose if he truly wanted to hurt him, he could have jumped on him and pounded his head into the floor until he was knocked senseless…

But to be serious, how this is viewed relative to the severity of the “stomp” (or delicate foot impact) is impacted by one’s perspective and bias. But the argument that “gee it only really matters if he hurt the guy” is, imo, specious.  

Further, imo, Green brings this stuff on himself.  He thrives on it.  And sometimes it’s going to bite him (and worse the team) in the ass.  As it has here.

[lex24]

There's a good video with multiple camera viewpoints here for all of us amateur orthopedic doctors to review (and I'm including myself in that group!)

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/3622...gs-sabonis

Looks fairly significant to me.  I mean sure, he didn’t jump up and down on Sabonis.Nor did he break his sternum. And, I suppose if he truly wanted to hurt him, he could have jumped on him and pounded his head into the floor until he was knocked senseless…

But to be serious, how this is viewed relative to the severity of the “stomp” (or delicate foot impact) is impacted by one’s perspective and bias. But the argument that “gee it only really matters if he hurt the guy” is, imo, specious.  

Further, imo, Green brings this stuff on himself.  He thrives on it.  And sometimes it’s going to bite him (and worse the team) in the ass.  As it has here.