Walden这一串推特很长，差不多就是庸人很久没受过这么严重的伤了，其他的关于他退休等等的在其他帖子也可看到(当地媒体每个几乎都有报道) ，原本在做铁人三项的庸嫂，目前也积极帮助庸人
Joe Ingles just spoke to the SLC media talking about what happened and what's next. He noted how weird this all was given that he hadn't had a significant injury since he was 15 years old.
He noted how it had been a weird season already, between having COVID-19, and not playing well, and admitting that being mentioned in trade discussions affected him mentally, because he'd never experienced that much before.
He acknowledged that he still might be traded, but he's planning to remain in Utah through his rehab. His intention is to play several more seasons — he mentioned winning a gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics, and then having a conversation with wife Renae after that.
Joe said he's been racking his brain the past few days trying to recall if anything was different in the lead-up to the injury. Said the training staff was concerned, asking if they'd done something different. He said his conclusion was no, it was just a freak accident.
He said that when the injury occurred, he initially thought he'd hurt his ankle, because that's where he first felt the pain. Then he began to believe he'd dislocated his kneecap. Said it wasn't until he was in the back that realized it was his ACL.
He said there was never a question of him just retiring after this. As soon as he got home, Renae — who is training for a triathlon — began discussing his rehab process and how they could get him better than he was before the injury.
He said that regardless of what happens at the trade deadline, he could consider it an ideal scenario to be able to re-sign with the Jazz in the offseason and to finish his career in Utah, then take a flight from Salt Lake City to Melbourne.
Joe said he was weirded out by people acting like his career was over. Doesn’t view his age as an issue. Said he’ll be working with Jazz Director of Performance Erik Phillips and, interestingly, ex-Jazz VP of Health Performance Mike Elliott, whom he said he trusts completely.
Walden这一串推特很长，差不多就是庸人很久没受过这么严重的伤了，其他的关于他退休等等的在其他帖子也可看到(当地媒体每个几乎都有报道) ，原本在做铁人三项的庸嫂，目前也积极帮助庸人
Joe Ingles just spoke to the SLC media talking about what happened and what's next. He noted how weird this all was given that he hadn't had a significant injury since he was 15 years old.
He noted how it had been a weird season already, between having COVID-19, and not playing well, and admitting that being mentioned in trade discussions affected him mentally, because he'd never experienced that much before.
He acknowledged that he still might be traded, but he's planning to remain in Utah through his rehab. His intention is to play several more seasons — he mentioned winning a gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics, and then having a conversation with wife Renae after that.
Joe said he's been racking his brain the past few days trying to recall if anything was different in the lead-up to the injury. Said the training staff was concerned, asking if they'd done something different. He said his conclusion was no, it was just a freak accident.
He said that when the injury occurred, he initially thought he'd hurt his ankle, because that's where he first felt the pain. Then he began to believe he'd dislocated his kneecap. Said it wasn't until he was in the back that realized it was his ACL.
He said there was never a question of him just retiring after this. As soon as he got home, Renae — who is training for a triathlon — began discussing his rehab process and how they could get him better than he was before the injury.
He said that regardless of what happens at the trade deadline, he could consider it an ideal scenario to be able to re-sign with the Jazz in the offseason and to finish his career in Utah, then take a flight from Salt Lake City to Melbourne.
Joe said he was weirded out by people acting like his career was over. Doesn’t view his age as an issue. Said he’ll be working with Jazz Director of Performance Erik Phillips and, interestingly, ex-Jazz VP of Health Performance Mike Elliott, whom he said he trusts completely.
