Other NBA players have had Achilles' injuries similar to Jayson Tatum's, and all faced a long road back
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Jayson Tatum of the Celtics has undergone successful surgery for a ruptured Achilles' tendon, following a season-ending injury in a recent game. Recovery from such injuries is often lengthy and variable; historically, around 34 of 47 NBA players who suffered similar injuries returned to play, but with mixed results. High-profile cases include Kevin Durant, who took 18 months to return and still experienced lingering effects, and Kobe Bryant, who returned in less than eight months but faced significant career disruptions. The uncertainty of effectiveness post-recovery remains a concern for Tatum’s future performance.
Recovering from a ruptured Achilles' tendon can lead to a lengthy rehabilitation process, with outcomes varying widely among NBA players.
Notable players like Kevin Durant and Kobe Bryant navigated different recovery timelines, showcasing both eventual success and lasting impacts on their careers.
Read at Boston.com
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