David Blatt diagnosed with MS

[tocov]

i didnt mean thats your actual name.. just your name as in username..

"tocov".. in hebrew, or even yiddish, theres a lot of "ov" uses in their language.. for example, "boker tov" means "good morning". so when i see "tocov", i see something from Israel or an israel-ish word.

Well I speak Hebrew, and I guess tocov could be a Hebrew word, but it doesn't actually have any meaning in Hebrew. It doesn't seem Hebrew to me, but we obviously have very different perspectives.

Anyway my username is an abbreviation of the name of a past college player from Indiana U named Tom Coverdale. It's a long story lol.

 

[DOTL]

Well I speak Hebrew, and I guess tocov could be a Hebrew word, but it doesn't actually have any meaning in Hebrew. It doesn't seem Hebrew to me, but we obviously have very different perspectives.

Anyway my username is an abbreviation of the name of a past college player from Indiana U named Tom Coverdale. It's a long story lol.

well, "tocOV" mixed with your strong support of Blatt since his hiring, i just assumed you were from Israel.

 

[NIkeL]

Well I speak Hebrew, and I guess tocov could be a Hebrew word, but it doesn't actually have any meaning in Hebrew. It doesn't seem Hebrew to me, but we obviously have very different perspectives.

Anyway my username is an abbreviation of the name of a past college player from Indiana U named Tom Coverdale. It's a long story lol.

Yeah i think it's the perspective. As an european, i hear tocov and i also immediately go to a eastern european name, ukranian, russian, slavic, not israeli or hebrew.

 

[smalls1129]

My father died from complications related to MS six years ago and like Blatt wasn't diagnosed til much later in life which is not the norm. He was also the third out of four children to be diagnosed which is also odd for a disease that isn't supposed to be hereditary. All I can say is they don't know a ton of successful treatment options so I hope he's open to the alternative market to at least help his enjoyment of life.

 

[DOTL]

My father died from complications related to MS six years ago and like Blatt wasn't diagnosed til much later in life which is not the norm. He was also the third out of four children to be diagnosed which is also odd for a disease that isn't supposed to be hereditary. All I can say is they don't know a ton of successful treatment options so I hope he's open to the alternative market to at least help his enjoyment of life.

Generational curse