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Alex Poythress suffers knee injury

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Nerlens a couple of years ago, Willie Caulie-Stein missed the tournament last year and now Alex out for the season. UK has the injury bug. I guess we were really lucky with Anthony Davis and the guys.

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Lloyd's of London, if it's still in the same format as what I've remembered hearing about it in the past, can have lots of different provisions.

 

If you remember the wrestler, Mr. Perfect, he had a very nice Lloyd's of London policy that would have set him up fine after a back injury, but on returning to the ring a few years later, IIRC, he had to give a pretty significant portion of that back/forego as well.

 

I'm also thinking that certain parts of the body can be insured more heavily than others. Example: MLB pitcher's shoulder and elbow are probably going to pay out huge, but if it's an ankle injury or something like that, then it isn't really the same.

 

I'd imagine that on the whole, it's a pretty complex issue to break down how much each person gets.

R

Lloyd's of London, if it's still in the same format as what I've remembered hearing about it in the past, can have lots of different provisions.

 

If you remember the wrestler, Mr. Perfect, he had a very nice Lloyd's of London policy that would have set him up fine after a back injury, but on returning to the ring a few years later, IIRC, he had to give a pretty significant portion of that back/forego as well.

 

I'm also thinking that certain parts of the body can be insured more heavily than others. Example: MLB pitcher's shoulder and elbow are probably going to pay out huge, but if it's an ankle injury or something like that, then it isn't really the same.

 

I'd imagine that on the whole, it's a pretty complex issue to break down how much each person gets.

 

That's why they should have used Lordes of London?

R

 

That's why they should have used Lordes of London?

 

Hahaha.... I dunno, I've heard horror stories about mayhem and cut rate insurance.

What about "Werewolves of London?" :lol2:

What about "Werewolves of London?" :lol2:

 

"Where wolf?"

"Where wolf?"

"There wolf!"

 

Young Frankenstein

 

Lol. I had to do it. Everytime I see or hear the word Werewolf it triggers an image of that movie scene, lol.

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