Danny Ainge says "setback" for Gordon Hayward was blown out of proportion
Ainge clarified about the word setback using to describe Gordon Hayward's recovery
Celtics president Danny Ainge clarified his comments about Gordon Hayward having a setbacks more than a month ago.
Ainge said that the word “setbacks” was too strong.
Per ESPN, "Sometimes I talk too much," Ainge told the Herald. "'Setback' wasn't the right word, so let me rephrase that because it's not exactly true to say it -- or say it that way.
"What happened is he went on the AlterG the first day and he felt some soreness. It was the first day he tried the AlterG, a long time ago. He just wasn't ready for it at that point. That's all it was."
"I used the word 'setback,' and it became a headline. Like, 'Oh, setback.' It got blown out of proportion. It's my fault. I'm not blaming anybody. 'Setback' was probably too strong of a word."
Ainge said that the word “setbacks” was too strong.
Per ESPN, "Sometimes I talk too much," Ainge told the Herald. "'Setback' wasn't the right word, so let me rephrase that because it's not exactly true to say it -- or say it that way.
"What happened is he went on the AlterG the first day and he felt some soreness. It was the first day he tried the AlterG, a long time ago. He just wasn't ready for it at that point. That's all it was."
"I used the word 'setback,' and it became a headline. Like, 'Oh, setback.' It got blown out of proportion. It's my fault. I'm not blaming anybody. 'Setback' was probably too strong of a word."
E. Carchia
@Sportando
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