Once again, it looks like Miami Heat’s center Alonzo Mourning could be pushing off retirement. Back in December, Zo tore multiple tendons in his right knee. He required surgery on multiple tendons in the right quadricep as well to repair his patella. He says he’s still ‘”about six or seven months from making a decision” about his future. It will take that long to finish his rehab and see how much he still has to offer.
Before Thursday’s game, radio station WIOD played an interview with Zo where he sounded pretty optimistic about a return. “The mental part is there,” Mourning said. ”I still want to play the game. I still feel like I have a lot to offer.”
The interesting part about all of this is Zo originally planned to retire at the end of the 2007-2008 season. Now he feels he can come back and play after pretty major knee surgery. I know he’s overcome a lot in his career and still able to play at a very competitive level. But you know what, its time for this 38-year old to hang the jersey up. You’ve had a great career but dude leave your legacy in tact.
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