Yao Ming Injured Fan Shuai Questioned Shoes Provider

October 10, 2006 troublemakers: weight, sports shoes?

In October 10, 2006, Yao Ming accepted the operation of the left foot toenail, which was mainly designed to enable Yao Ming's new toenail to grow as soon as possible.

He missed the first four preseason games of the Rockets.

Since 2004, Yao Ming's left and right feet have made three toenail excision operations, and last season he had missed 21 games.

Anxious for this, Van Gundy said, "people tell me not to worry, but every time this happens, it is always worse than expected.

Now I do not think about these things at all, or link Yao Ming's injuries to other areas, and I am not a doctor either.

But Yao Ming always has similar problems with his feet, so I usually worry more about his feet.

Yao Ming missed the Rockets' three day training session because of toe injuries, and he had four training sessions before injury.

Through the recuperation of these days, the congestion of the lower part of his toenail has flowed out, and there is no longer any pain.

But because the toenail would fall sooner or later, Yao Ming simply decided to do the operation. The little giant wanted to return to the training ground as soon as possible.

When asked if Yao Ming's "stubborn stubborn disease" would recur with his playing, the rocket trainer Casey Jones said it was entirely possible. "This is very likely to happen, but with the growth of the new toenail, we will do our best to protect it through special new shoes. In addition, we need to do some corrective work so that when the Yao Ming stops running, the toenail will not touch the most extreme end of the shoe.

The Rockets will do their best to prevent this from happening again, but we can not guarantee that the same will never happen again.

I hope everything will be fine when Yao Ming returns to the stadium.

Van Gundy also questioned Yao Ming's shoe supplier because of the injury.