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“I did attack that really hard this summer. I was able to see my old therapist. Her name’s Mo; shoutout Mo, she’s amazing. Get some more range of motion in my wrist, in my hand, in my fingers. Get my fingers straighter. … I’ve just got to put the ball in the hole and then you guys can talk about it when I do.”
Oubre had an offseason follow-up consultation.
“I actually saw the doctor who did it this summer, just to go over everything, let him know how I’m healing,” he said. “We thought about taking the brace out of my thumb. But I’m going to take that out, gain some range (of motion) but lose something on the back end somewhere else. It’s not really worth it. And over these years, I’ve been able to compensate and my body does a good job of adapting to less flexion and range of motion.



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