*UPDATE* Chet Holmgren Out for Entire Season - Doctor Explains Lisfranc Injury
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- Chet Holmgren will miss the entire 2022-23 NBA season due to a foot injury.
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It didn't even look that major. Crazy how such a small movement can cause a serious injury. The human body is amazing.
The dude is 7'2 and 200 lbs, his human body is a major outlier.
It just proves God's existence
@@josemv25 no it doesn't
@@lucidlydreaming5631 Check out Dr. Hugh Ross, here on YT
@@KeyserSoze23 he's much too skinny
Scary, looks like an injury that could easily occur to any basketball player. Never heard of it before this one & seems like something that could also occur to competitive tennis players since the feet are under a lot of stress with many stops & starts moving forward & backwards but not aware of any pro tennis players that have experienced a Lisfranc injury.
The floor and court was slippery too, that landing looked awkward and that little shift could've been from that
@@BayAreaHoops415 Yeah, difficult to determine (as doc said that injury can happen on dry surface too) but playing competitive basketball on any court that's slippery is dangerous & substantially increases the risk of injury imo.
You say it looks easy to happen to any basketball player then say you’ve never heard of it?
It’s largely an NFL injury, they usually play again after 15 months
@@Chadius_Thundercock apparently you missed "before this one" after the word it. 1st I've ever heard of this injury but after watching the video of how it occurred, looks like it could happen to any basketball player.
Love your videos Brian. Ever since I found this channel about a year ago, I’ve learned so much about the body and injuries. I learned more in 4-10 minutes than in school LMAO
I saw the news break and it’s barely an hour and you already got the breakdown. Unbelievably quick as always!!
So unfortunate. I hope he makes a full recovery.
I think Lebron would reach out to him not to apologize because he didn't do it on purpose but I feel like Lebrons the type of guy to visit him in hospital at least
@CMMG Raid he still can. I dont think he is going to. But he still can
@CMMG Raid no sirr he too little
@@holeindanssock156 just like he supports China with the way they treat the Uyghurs Muslims. Or the slaves that make his shoes in sweat shops? 🤣🤣😂
@@holeindanssock156 my guy. Lebron was jogging 1/5th the usual speed he usually does and he still got injured. He doesn’t have to apologize at all. Lebron legit obviously tried to hold himself back.
I can hear the pain in Doctor's voice. Informative, compassionate and overall outstanding! Thank you.
OY VEY! R.I.P. Holmgren, us Jewish folks lose again. Sorry to hear of his Ann Frank foot.
Weird comment.
Yuck, you're an Eww?
Great video Dr. Sutterer. You're my go-to for all injury related analysis. I'm so bummed for Chet. I hope he makes a full recovery. Other than Zion and James Wiseman (both of whom unfortunately had their own injury issues), I can't think of another draft prospect that I've been this excited to watch play in the NBA in the last 10 years.
He's gotta feel sick to his stomach right now... I hope he can overcome this.
Always on it Doc, keep it up. Thanks
Sad to hear this. Was looking forward to seeing him play this season. Hope this doesn't derail his career going forward. Tall guys and foot injuries don't exactly mix very well.
I know. Yao Ming had all those issues.
Time for him to get his mickey mouse roty next season
I had a Lisfranc dislocation my senior year of college playing football. These things are no joke, a lot of recovery involved
We don't care. Shut up.
This happened to Santonio Holmes from the Jets. He was never the same after that and retired without playing much meaningful football again, if I'm not mistaken.
This sucks for Chet! Big time. I hope he can heal and have a normal ish career.✌🏾
Santonio Holmes was drafted in 2006... the injury happened in 2012..
This dude got hurt in the rookie year... he can bounce back easily.
@@hawghawg381 respectfully, I'm not sure "easily" is the right word. I never said he's done, fyi. But lisfranc injuries are very serious.
So while he's not as old as Holmes was, he's WAY bigger than Holmes (weighing 92 lb does help, to argue against my own point). And we know how big men and their feet are. That's my point. I wish him the best, but "easy" is kind of a reach. ✌🏾
Edit, I just realized you said he "can" come back easily vs he "will". That factors in and is valid. Gotta be fair, right? Lol.
I think cam newton had a similar injury while on the panthers
@@ERASA Cam had a lisfranc sprain, fyi. Same injury but different level of severity. I forgot about that, honestly. I had to Google it. Thanks for the info! ✌🏾
@@jdove39 And thank YOU for the correction. Teamwork makes the team work or something like that :P
I’m sad that this unfortunate injury happened to him but hopefully he uses this injury as a strength like embiid and get stronger and better for todays nba
Right, Chet looks too much like that skeleton in the back lol
@@lemonslrg330 well he is 7’3
@@aybudd1903 That's no excuse. Look at Yao Ming, Luc Longley, Rudy Gobert etc. (Yao did get injured often but he still had an nba-caliber physique for his size)
Chet CAN and most definitely WILL get his weight up; otherwise, this type of injuries will become a common occurrence throughout his career.
@@aybudd1903 he’s 7 ft not 7’3 lmao
Absolute bummer with this injury. Really wanted to see what he could bring to the league. Wishing for a healthy recovery
Was waiting for you Dr ,you're the best
Thank you for the discussion. That's really unfortunate for Chet-missing the entire season!
Was really excited to see this dude ball out this season, wishing him a speedy recovery.
Well he will be out for the whole season
Oh my 🤦🏽♂️… My favorite rookie! I hope he returns fully healthy… Cheers Chet 🥺🤗
Excellent! Thank you.
Best wishes to Holmgrem. He's special talent.
Poor kid.
I wish Chet well and a swift recovery.
🙏🏾
Very well spoken and compelling. Fantastic vid.
These are such great breakdowns. Is honestly only a matter of time before you’re on tv
Great video doc. Always my go to for sports science
Also want to point out that court just looks dangerous in general. Those fans are way to close and give me PTSD from Paul George’s leg break
Dr Sutterer your analysis top notch
I loved this channel!!
Great explainer bro!
Perfect summary thanks doc.
watching this stuff always makes me grateful to not have any injuries like this
Take my like for how fast you produce videos on sports injuries everytime
Also, the Thunder can’t be happy about Chet hanging out in your office in a Tropics jersey right after an injury. Looks like he gained some weight tho!
Dr Sutterer, could you do an episode about Ehlers Danlos and injury risk? I have EDS and frequently dislocate joints/bones but never tear ligaments. Last year I dislocated my knee (which always immediately goes back into place) jumping over a bonfire and tore part of my soleus in the muscle belly.
Great videos!
I stay in Seattle it was packed and hot as heck in there , they had to stop playing because of it , they should of just had it in the arena in stead of a school
I’m not even a Thunder fan but Doc, this video was DEPRESSING 😂. But thank you as always for the medicine knowledge I come to u for. Get well soon, Chet
WOW, I feel bad for him... Hopes he makes a full recovery
Love the videos man you’re the goat at this! Can anyone explain to me why a dislocated elbow (and even ankle) is such a short term injury at times? I see NFL players only missing a few weeks for the elbow and that just seems crazy to me when the arm is bent like that.
dislocations are often less likely to cause any structural damage
I’ve had one, definitely not good! I’m going to keep a close eye on his recovery.
Man is the GOAT at these injury breakdowns
That's sad for the young kid. OKC was about to make some noise this season.
Wow this is more serious then I thought it would be thanks doc
My DPT fiancée and I love your videos / look for your expertise immediately. Great job Doc
Thank you!!
Terrific and clear! I think when Embiid had those injuries most fans thought he would always succumb to leg and knee injuries. I much prefer to remain positive especially with a kid as together and determined as Chet.
Embiid has been pretty much constantly hurt his entire career. He's never played 70 games in a season. A carbon copy of Embiid's health is not at all what you want if you're an OKC/Chet fan.
@@pacersfan550 his point was that embiid still progressed despite being injured his first two seasons and has developed into a MVP candidate
@@Wegood1355 that’s the best outcome
Could we get a video on Tyron Smith and his hamstring tear injury?
Unfortunate, he has so much potential! Let's hope he uses this time off to work on his upper (and lower) body strength and come back next year stronger!
Thanks Doc. How important is it that the arch maintain structural support? Asking as someone who is flat footed.
Oh wow I had this type of pain before never knew what it was now I know
Damn... get well Chet
Hope he makes a full recovery. Can you do the injury to Jackson Stephens? Got beamed with a 100+ mph line drive last night.
It sucks but in the time off he can try and bulk up some which will really help him. One plus is OKC will probably get another top draft pick after the season.
I just got surgery for a Lisfranc injury, excruciatingly painful. I hope I will be able too walk again :( really scared not going too lie it's been awful Dr Sutter ;-;
I knew that guy was going to suffer a season ending injury. He is to frail but i hope he takes the season to put on weight and get stronger
“Too frail” but had no prior injury history and took way worse hits in college lol
DR. Sutterer How does post op recovery look like? and is there a possibility of returning to play at professional levels after an injury like this?
Ouch 😣
That's a shame. You make your dream come true of getting drafted to the NBA and rookie season done before you play. Anatomy is amazing how one small ligament can be such a devastating injury.
Mike vallely (skate board legend)talks about how he rehabbed his lisfranc injury. Its bonkers, can you comment on his story?
I’m post op from this injury as well as a full midfoot dislocation and it’s not a fun experience
What is the difference between the rupture and a tear? Is it basically the same thing in this case?
They canceled the game not much after due to a slippery floor so makes sense that his rear foot slid a bit causing the injury!
For big guys how do you build up durability In the lower half of the body ? Foot, ankle, knees and hips
he force of james and chets tryna to defend with toughness caused an unbalanced foot placement with the force of james leading to this freak injury. also if the shoes provided sometupe of slide on the feet against the hardwood it would help alleviate the injury. but my theory is some shoes have too much traction which are great for basketball but can also cause freak accidents in moments of force against force.
i was gon say i think LeBron had something to do with it.. not in a bad way but as a rookie who hasnt played a game in the nba im sure he wanted to send a message on that contest prolly cause him to overreact and mess his foot up
@@SlappedOut exactly like I mentioned how he was trying to defend with toughness but divulging further with your comment I agree about being young, a rookie, high market prospect, and knowing cameras are filming trying to come out strong and aggressive with lebron giving this mighty opportunity. Who knows this injury could be a blessing in disguise or another Greg Oden, sam Bowie type curse.
Can you do a video on Kurt Busch in nascar and his concussion. Thanks in advance
Aw man, that's unlucky for him
U called it you goddamn genius
Very tuff situation
I can see in the future nba teams being more strict on their players playing open gym or whatever game outside of their training & actual games! & adding certain rules in their contract.
@I'm Him yeah of course that’s the only way to get better! But teams pay them so much money they can’t afford their players being hurt from just a random game that you ain’t gonna win anything. & just one injury could jeopardize a player future.
I believe in going hard on games & show you got game as well, but sometimes it comes with a big bad price which sucks.
Hey Doc, do you think his build and low muscle mass could have contributed to this in any way? I know the foot is not the first thing you think of when you think of big muscle groups, but there are several layers to foot muscle. Could this be related in any way or would he be just as susceptible to this injury as anyone else?
This is a good question, I want to know the answer to this question too
i mean he did adress it in the end of the video, it seems to be a freak injury that he is prone to simply due to being a big guy with big feet, and getting bumped around with his frame means he will get moved around more than he would want to
well i’m 5’7 and have size 10.5 feet so let’s just say i trip over things a lot ,esp when i’m hiking, i could see that happening to me potentially , more from the when a football player gets this injuries . i’ve had a rock move and hit the back of my ankle before , it’s possible i suppose , also anyone that hikes knows foot / ankle injuries can happen , does size matter? idk but injuries can happen at any time to anybody .
He answered this in his video.
@@peterf.229 He explains the kind of stresses/angles the foot has to endure to tweak the Lisfranc ligament. If you are hiking and you aren't really moving your foot the way he describes that could cause those injuries, then you are fine for the most part. In the case of Chet who is a basketball player, he is going to be putting his foot in that kind of stress various times/ways in his entire basketball career.
i've heard a lot of people talk about training barefoot or in minimalist shoes....how much would that kind of training help foot stability?
I was never surprised. Someone that tall always gets injured. Especially in the first year.
Could’ve happened to anyone
@@user-hz4sd1zi9l yeah but lately a lot we have been seeing the best tall guys coming out of college getting injured their first year.
What is involved in a Lisfranc surgery? Do they use a cadaver ligament? Do they use screws/plates etc. to hold it in place? And lastly, why is this ligament repair so much different than other ligament repairs? Knee ligaments are damaged all the time and most athletes can have a full recovery. Why is the recovery from a Lisfranc so difficult to recover from?
Screws & plates
Great questions
My brother tore his playing professional rugby, he is 6ft 225lbs. They stepped on his foot while he was changing directions. Basically how I understood it, because he is so young they wanted to put screws through in the position where the ligament was. The doctor concluded that too much damage had occurred to the structure of the foot and the arch so they had to take bone out of his heal and plant it where the ligament was so that the bones could grow together. Strangely enough you dont need much movement in that part of the foot. You cant really stitch the ligament back together because it is too short. He had 3 or 4 full lower leg up to the knee casts and is now in a moonboot. There is alot of paraphrasing but its the basics i could recall.
@@hendro7159 how long ago was your brother injury?
@@hendro7159 Jesus this sounds horrible. I’m not playing sports cuz of this now
Wow, Doc Sutterer called it yesterday even before the Thunder issued the statement.
aight now im scared because for 2 years iv been making my ankles & feet as strong as possible with resistance band workouts, 1 legged isometric holds, 1 legged weighted squats, weighted heel drops, leg press calf raises, deadlifts, plantar strengthening work, subtalar joint strengthening work, and lots of rolling/yoga...but he says this was a random injury unrelated to Chet's body/lack of strength.
If you strengthen the muscles of the foot, the ligaments will be protected from those shearing force. Think of your muscles like bumpers on a car. They have a tensile force which protect the integrity of the foot. This is why a weak hamstring predisposes people to an ACL tear, or a weak calf muscle makes you more likely to tear the Achilles. You are doing the right thing. Chet was just not prepared for durability, as he was never properly trained. This is why if you’re a serious basketball player you gotta train your entire leg. Not for explosiveness, but for injury prevention.
Dr. Sutterer, is there any reason that the Lisfranc ligament has such a poor healing rate and often requires surgery?
is that lisfranc injury the same one zion had? I watch your videos a lot and I have heard you use that term before
QUESTION: Is this an injury that could happen over time, or is it mostly a single instance that would cause this?
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Both essentially could occur.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the hardware installed in the foot will be removed later right?
Typically yes
To me it looked like as chet moved forward lebrons foot came in and made contact with the toe area of chets foot effectively halting the forward movement
Tragic! This is a big blow for the NBA
No it's not. Nobody was watching or paying attention to the thunder
What would be the time frame in which he could return to the court?
I had this injury in soccer kicking a ball full force and someone put their heel in front. I ended up hitting their heel and the cleats on the bottom. They took an x-ray and the bones were separated and my foot was like a balloon for a month. I chose not to do surgery and put up with the searing pain for a long time. What helped was over the counter arch supports and a really tightly tied shoe. Eventually about 1.5 year later the pain dissipated. That was rough.
If you don’t mind me asking that seemed like a long time. Why not get the surgery?
@@superbiaant I didn’t want any hardware in my foot. It’s been like 6 years since this injury and thank God I don’t feel any repercussions.
@@xxhasudin u lucky ass ur foot healed correctly. Usually hardware is required
Greg Oden just called, nice knowing ya buddy
🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏
Thank you for sharing.
That's why it was smart for the Orlando Magic to sit Paolo Banchero after only about 1 or 2 summer league games.
Stuff like this!
So unfortunate dude was looking like he was going to be beast rookie year. Speedy recovery.
Damn. I think of people like Yao who was never the same after injuries. Chet hasn't even played a game and now has to have a plate or screws in his foot. I just hope that he can get back to the same Chet that picked at number 2
Damn, hate to see it
Are you kidding me I was finally excited to see okc again now this
I didn’t get an alert for this video smh !
I come here when I need injury explanations.. How does he not have a job at ESPN by now!?
Please explain Tyron Smiths injury! Sounds very painful and traumatizing just hearing that the hamstring ripped from the bone
Solomon Hill had that injury for my Atlanta Hawks last season.. Yikes..
@@MrTerrell966 how long?
I have a bad feeling that Chet might be dealing with bad injuries all his career, his frame just is not cut out for the grind of the season. I hope I am
Wrong though
This could be good cause he might start to rebuild his frame
I’m sick for Chet 😭
This sucks… I wish this guy a full and speedy recovery.
i know you mentioned his height, but i’m wondering if his weight is also something that makes him more prone to injury (considering he’s not only very tall, but quite lanky)?
Now i see why they never play outside of the teams
A foot injury ain’t no joke ask grant hill it ruined his whole career plus a botched ankle surgery. Just like the nfl a foot injury more devastating than a acl cause your pushing off and cutting putting a lot pressure and weight that one foot.
Just messaged Grant Hill. Waiting for his response.
YT not recommending your vids anymore doc
Is having a skinny leg contributes to this injury??