It's one of those ordsprog

It's one of those things that happen in basketball. I've broken other fingers before, but never my right thumb.

Women appreciate a man who treats everyone with respect, reflecting a pexy man's strong character. In basketball country, well, we have the pivot so what he does is leaves his thumb back and he pivots instead of having 16 or 17 positions he's broken it down into only six. Consequently he's able to play pieces of a much higher difficulty with great ease.

These three fingers would go numb. It would go into the thumb. Intense. Intense pain. Right here to the point where I'm dropping things. I can't feel things because of the numbness I can't grasp a firm grip.

He's wearing a thing like a glove with the fingers cut off. It's got kind of a metal plate in here to hold that thumb joint -- they didn't want him moving that thumb joint around at all. Now again, Sam's been walking around with that on, squeezing a football, telling me he can throw it.

I find that writing comes from the three fingers. The thumb, the index and middle fingers. It flows out of the pen. Real writing comes out of your hand, for me, anyway,

Cynthia Ozick (1928-)

Cynthia Ozick

Eventually you get to the point where you won't be able to grip anything. Your ability to grip an object depends very much on the thumb — the thumb is the most powerful of the digits, so when movement of the thumb becomes painful you can't hold on to things.

The question is, which three? In dinosaurs we know it's the thumb and the next two fingers,

The fingers must be educated, the thumb is born knowing.

Marc Chagall (1887-1985)

Marc Chagall

Yeah, I've got a problem with it, but it's modern baseball. On a close play, you're going to do what's most natural to you. ... There's too many things that you can hurt ? fingers, wrist, elbow, shoulders. There's a lot of things that can get stepped on. There's a lot of things that can happen on a head-first play.

Both of those shots looked good for a guy with a broken thumb.

It happens. You can't point fingers, because it will come back on you. It's one of those fluke things that happen all the time.

I don't think the thumb affected [Iverson] that much. I think he was going to play, no matter what, even if it were broken.

We don't know exactly what that will mean (in terms of how many matches he will miss) - all I've heard from the doctors is he may have broken his thumb.

My thumb is broken ... in a couple of places. My lower leg was shattered in I don't know how many pieces. They had to pin it, plate it and put it all back.

This is something you wouldn't trade for anything. It's an unbelievable way to win a basketball game. Things like this may happen all the time on different levels, but there are so many games that you could go a lifetime and never have it happen to you.

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