Anthony Davis Achilles tendinitis gets worse (MRI tomorrow)

[CelticsElite]

MRI tomorrow

It seems So many players have tendinitis or similar conditions

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/30903501/los-angeles-lakers-star-anthony-davis-re-aggravates-achilles-injury-mri

[gouki88]

He's looked pretty out of shape all year, and given his injury history it was only a matter of time before something flared up. Him being injury-prone + a short turnaround from playing Finals to the season being back seems to be the cause

[boscel33]

Where there is a calf strain, there is usually an Achilles problem.  It's one of the reasons I'm concerned about Smart!

[footey]

Where there is a calf strain, there is usually an Achilles problem.  It's one of the reasons I'm concerned about Smart!

I must have pulled/strained my calf muscles playing hoops nearly 100 times over the years, but never had an achilles problem. So there!!

[Birdman]

If he is out for awhile, Baby James will come down with “an injury”...ppl forget he quit on the team his first year there cause he didn’t have no help

[boscel33]

Where there is a calf strain, there is usually an Achilles problem.  It's one of the reasons I'm concerned about Smart!

I must have pulled/strained my calf muscles playing hoops nearly 100 times over the years, but never had an achilles problem. So there!!

hooray for the flipping bionic man!  the comment did say usually, not always, not never, but usually (commonly, sometimes, normally, generally, occasionally all synonyms of usually).  that said, i did pay attention in my anatomy and physiology classes:
 

"The Gastrocnemius and Soleus muscles basically make up the calf. The fascia of these muscles eventually forms the Achilles tendon. Therefore, if the calf is tight, then the Achilles is going to be tight too. A 'problem with one is a problem with both."

Also note I didn't Achilles rupture or even injury, I said problem is exactly what this quote states.