After the violation of Jayson Tatum, Red Sox Infieldder knows the Celtics superstar ahead of the hard path

Fortunately, Detroit -Fortunately, only a few know exactly what the Celtics superstar Jayson is going through after he broke his Achilles tendon in game 4 of the east final against the kinks. A member of the Red Sox does it.

The Infielder David Hamilton tore an electro -roller accident in Austin in January 2019 before his junior season at the University of Texas. The injury cost Hamilton throughout the 2019 season and ended his college career prematurely before he was drafted by Milwaukee this spring in the eighth round.

“I went down a hill. I went pretty quickly,” he said in 2022.

More than six years later, Hamilton can look back on experience with 135 Big League games in a positive light. After a long period of recreation, he was able to come back stronger and faster than ever. Last season, the sprint speed of the 27-year-old took 29.4 miles per hour in the 94th percentile throughout the baseball.

“Ten months ten months,” said Hamilton on Thursday in Comerica Park. “It's not easy, man. I've never really had other operations. That was the head. It's hard.

“It's shit,” he continued. “But at the end of the day you have to use the work. I personally came back a little stronger and a little faster.

In contrast to Hamilton, Tatum injured himself in games and crumbled at Madison Square Garden Court, after coming into game 4 at the end of the fourth game on Monday against a violation of the non -contact. However, the restoration will have some similarities. Hamilton said he was in a hiking chair and crutches for a month before he started the slow, tedious rehab process.

“I had to re -increase how to go and learn how to run again,” said Hamilton.

In contrast to Tatum, Hamilton suffered a complete violation of his Achilles, which made the injury a little different.

“I cut mine,” he said. “I didn't really tore it. It was injured. Different sensations in any case. The doctor actually told me that it was the best possible way to tear her Achilles. It was cut into slices what was somehow crazy. But it didn't feel good.”

The Celtics who won the game 5 and try to expand the series in New York on Friday is expected to miss their five-time all-star superstar for most, if not all of the 2025-26 season. From a distance, Hamilton will appear for the quick recovery of Tatum and at the same time have an unfortunate, innate knowledge of the rehab process.

“It is difficult to injure yourself in such playoffs,” he said. “It is not the right time. It is never really the right time. I was lucky enough to be hurt not to be injured in the season. He will miss the entire next year all year round. It will be hard, man. Not only physically, but mentally. I just have to go and know every day.”