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Welcome to The Low Post podcast.

It's Thursday afternoon and it's never good news when we have Jeff Stots from

in street clothes and smart injury analytics on the

pod. My go-to source for whenever someone falls in a game, whenever something bad

happens in a game, I go to him he's got the database

he's got the knowledge he's got the athletic training background and obviously we're

on here talking two days after Janus attentive Kumpo in a Milwaukee blowout win over the Celtics, a win that the bucks really needed, crumpled to the floor,

non-contact injury was kind of jogging and just fell and sat and grabbed his left calf and walked off under his own power.

You know, needless to say on a human level, I think we were all a little scared,

free on a

a basketball level, it's not a stretch to say that this is a seismic event

that could swing the entire NBA championship picture as uneven as the bucks have been.

I still think at full health and who knows

if we'll ever get the bucks at full health. They are still the team, maybe the only team

positioned to challenge Boston in a seven-game series. I would pick Boston. I pick Boston and win the

title all season. I think Boston's better, but you simply cannot discount a team with

Yannus as an MVP candidate averaging 30 and 11 at the head of it. And look, well let's just start here.

Jeff Stots, what in the world is a solius and why have I not heard this word in my life

until two days ago and am I even saying it right?

You nailed it man. It sounds great. So the thing with the soleest injury specifically is you probably have seen it or covered this kind of

injury it's just been called a calf strain because the calf is a muscle complex and

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