There has never been an injury in the NBA, and there has never been an injury in the history of the

There is no one who has never been injured.

The most powerful iron man in NBA history is Green.

He missed only three games in 15 seasons, playing in a horrific 1,192 games from 1986 to 2001, helping the Lakers win three championships.

This should be the most awesome iron man. The little emperor can't compare with him... What's more, it was the heyday of the big forward center at that time, and when you think about it, how crowded the inside line was, and the muscles were flying sideways So it was not easy for him.

I don't think James and Andre Miller are the only ones who haven't been injured (the few games James missed were because of the flu, so they shouldn't be injured!!

And Kobe Bryant, although he sometimes suffers some minor injuries, usually plays the whole season.

David Stern.

It is indeed active.

And never been injured in the NBA.

And, of course, the coaches of the various teams.

They also belong to the NBA.

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There was never one, only a few, James and so on.

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On the 6th floor, James had a hand injury last year, and as for Andre Miller, he only missed four games in his career, and it was not because of injury.

Miller rarely hurts. There are also very few drivers.

It's never hard to get hurt in such a fierce game.

There is no such thing. Unless you don't have to play. Andre Miller was also injured. James too.

Andre Miller is an iron man, but it is unclear whether he has been injured or not.

.Reggie Lewis This is one of the most tragic events in the history of the Celtics, he was the cardinal's pick in the first round of 1987 No. 22, Lewis averaged points, rebounds, and assists per game in six seasons of his career, and in the two years of 1991-93, he averaged points per game, but on July 27, 1993, in an inconsequential basketball game, Lewis died suddenly of a heart attack, Lewis's death forced the Celtics' recovery plan to be postponed for several years, and it was later found out, Lewis had a heart attack caused by drug use. In the sports world, people who have died of heart disease include Russian pairs skating legend Grinkov, canoe Olympic champion Kolonic and other sports stars.

There are also sudden deaths, but they all died at home, heart disease, drug overdose or something, strictly speaking, it is not an injury, but this guy died on the spot.

Yes! I remember an athlete who had a heart problem and died on the spot. Later, the league ruled that people with heart problems could not enter the NBA. I can't remember what it's called, but I should be able to search it out.

There should be no movement to make a death. Basically, it is caused by poor heart health. So people with bad hearts basically say goodbye to the NBA. If you want to participate in this time. The NBA and the insurance company will not be held responsible.

There are those who end their careers with injuries, and there are really no sudden deaths from injuries for the time being.

Reggie Lewis This is one of the most tragic events in the history of the Celtics, he was the cardinal's pick in the first round of 1987 No. 22, Lewis averaged points, rebounds, and assists per game in six seasons of his career, and in the two years of 1991-93, he averaged points per game, but on July 27, 1993, in an inconsequential basketball game, Lewis died suddenly of a heart attack, Lewis's death forced the Celtics' recovery plan to be postponed for several years, and it was later found out, Lewis had a heart attack caused by drug use.

Injuries are an athlete's worst enemy, and no matter how good your talent is, if you are plagued by injuries for a long time, your career is basically ruined. In such a fierce competition in the NBA, injuries are really normal, and players are constantly improving their bodies to reduce the risk of injury. Especially some of the stars, that's almost unharmed, they're more like "robots".

Without super physical fitness and excellent playing style, this simply can't be done.

5: Stockton has 19 seasons, 16 of which are full attendance, and he is really in good health. But he can protect himself, and it has to do with the super golf quotient.

He plays a lot of small movements, trains and rarely fights head-on, and he is a traditional point guard, not running or jumping, so the risk of injury is low. The defensive intensity received is definitely not the strongest gear, and these combine to make Stockton have 82 full attendances in 16 seasons.

4: Abdul-Jabbar played in the NBA for 20 years, playing in 1,560 regular season games and barely suffering from injuries in his career. Abdul-Jabbar, as a match for hunger and envy, naturally has good physical fitness, and the most important point is related to the era in which he lives.

Abdul-Jabbar entered the NBA in 1969, when the NBA was still in the groping stage, and the confrontation and game rhythm were much worse than now. He also has a natural hook stunt, so it is easier to score. Without this high attendance, Abdul-Jabbar would not have become the all-time leading scorer.

3: Carl. Ma Long is an inside lineman, and there are really few injuries.

Look at his muscles, it's like wearing armor, and he looks like a tough guy. Malone is not injured, it is also related to his style of play, he plays very dirty, especially likes to use elbows, once there is a risk of injury, he will preemptively deal with the opponent. As soon as he enters the inside line, he looks at the elbows waving all over the sky, and the opponent will be scared when he sees it.

Playing 19 seasons as an interior lineman and playing at least 80 games in 17 seasons is really impressive.

2: Jordan was almost out in the second season of his career, but it became a turning point in his career. After that, Jordan was crazy about training, and the body fat rate was once close to 5%.

Jordan has been surrounded by various evildoers for a long time, the "Jordan Rule" is against him, and the "Bad Boy Army" is surrounded and suppressed, he just resists the pressure, and completes the triple championship twice, and his limbs do not have strong physical fitness, which is simply impossible. There would be no early experience of being ravaged by the Pistons, and there would be no Jordan who later became a god.

1: The first should be James, because in James's era, the game is fast-paced, and he is often fouled, and the fouls he receives can be made into highlights. All kinds of flying dunks, all kinds of strong hits after the fast break, and a cameo appearance.

In short, James can do anything, and his consumption is really huge. As a result, looking back at his 17-year career, except for a groin strain, he really didn't hurt much. <>

There are actually a lot of stars in the NBA, and they are almost injury-free, like Stockton, Kareem, Kare. Malone, as well as Jordan and James.

Stockton is one of the NBA's most rarely injured stars, and it's rare to see him injured on the court.

Stockton, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Karl Malone, Jordan, James.

Who have never had a major injury in NBA history? This guy has only had 9 games off in 16 years.

Jordan, James and Duncan have not suffered major injuries in their careers, as they all know how to protect themselves on the court and avoid unnecessary physical contact as much as possible, which greatly reduces the risk of injury.

James and Kobe Bryant have never suffered major injuries in NBA history, because they are both very strong. So it's hard to get hurt.

Injuries are a common occurrence in the NBA, and some players who have suffered major injuries are not as strong as before, and only a few can maintain their original competitive condition. Karl Malone is physically strong and has played for 17 seasons without any major injuries; James and Harden have not suffered any major injuries so far, James is because he has a strong physique, while Harden is a problem with his style of play; There are also AC Green, Abdul-Jabbar and others in history who have not been seriously injured.

Hayes, the 1968 No. 1 pick, missed just nine games in his 16-year career, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Postman Karl Malone and LeBron James also suffered no major injuries.

Injuries are undoubtedly an inevitable part of competitive sports, and while no one wants them to find a professional player, injuries are inevitable due to the intensity of physical confrontation. However, there are actually several kinds of injuries, such as ordinary dislocations and sprains are also called injuries, and larger fractures or torn ligaments are also injuries, however, the 5 injuries to be counted below are the most terrifying injuries, and it can be said that you will be creepy if you look at any one!

Livingston's injury footage was banned by the NBA.

Livingston was drafted by the Clippers in 2004 with the fourth pick in the first round, and the talented teenager was hailed as "the next magician" and the future is bright. However, a game in February 2007 nearly ruined the rising star, in which Livingston, who was on a fast-break layup, fell to the floor at a strange angle after the confrontation, and his knee was misaligned, resulting in a comminuted fracture of the bone in the knee and a ruptured ligament.

This horrific injury footage is also known as the most terrifying injury in NBA history, and even the broadcaster banned the transmission of this injury footage and restricted it. However, Livingston was not knocked down by the injury, but returned to the court again, winning three championships with the Warriors.

George's calf is bent at 90°.

Paul George, one of the current stars of the Clippers, also suffered a major injury, in the 2014 U.S. men's basketball team intra-game in a fast break, George lost his balance in the air and hit his calf directly on the basket, which directly caused George's calf to bend 90 degrees. How horrible is this injury? Harden's style of play back then could also be described as heavenly, but after witnessing this injury firsthand, he directly became a floor flow style of play.

Being able to change a player's style of play shows how shocking this injury is.

Hayward suffered a 90° fracture of his ankle.

Gordon Hayward, who was still playing for the Jazz at the time, was still a spring man who escaped from heaven to earth, and was even called "White LeBron" because of his violent style of play. However, in the first game of his transfer to the Celtics, Hayward suffered a major injury and accidentally fractured his ankle at 90° when he landed! The injury also led to a write-off of the Green Army's efforts for an offseason, and Hayward was not as athletic as he was when he recovered.

Rondo's elbow bone is misaligned.

In the 2011 Celtics and Heat series G3, Rondo held the ground with his left hand in a scramble with Wade, causing the bone in his elbow to misalign, and the injury was shocking. Luckily, Rondo's injury looked serious, but he returned to the court in the second half of the third quarter accompanied by medical staff and finished the game with the injury.

Wei Shao's facial bone is depressed.

In a game in March 2015, Wei Shao was accidentally injured by his teammates while competing for rebounds, and a big hole was directly opened in his face! That's right, the elbow of the teammate at that time was directly elbowed to Wei Shao's cheekbones, which directly caused the latter's cheekbones to be sunken, which looked very terrifying! However, the tough guy Wei Shao only rested for one game, and then continued to play with a mask, worthy of being the iron man in the league!

For example, Durant in last year's Finals, he risked the reimbursement of the season, but when he played for about ten minutes, he still ruptured his Achilles tendon and ended up in a hurry.

The NBA's distressing images include a March 2015 game in which he was poked into Wei Shao's cheekbone by the elbow of his teammate at the time, causing Wei Shao's cheekbone to dent.

Liston's knee is misaligned.

Paul George's calf is bent at 90°.

Hayward suffered a 90° fracture of his ankle.

Rondo's first-stored bone is misplaced.

Wei Shao's face is sunken.