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Getting Jimmy “Buckets” Butler Back in the Game
By Hunter Van Houten, PT, DPT
Jimmy Butler, commonly referred to by many Chicago Bulls fans as “Jimmy Buckets”, has been dealing with a left knee injury over the past two months, coming at the most inopportune time as the Bulls are vehemently fighting for the 8th and final playoff spot with the Indiana Pacers, Detroit Pistons, and the Washington Wizards. Mr. Butler has made huge strides in his basketball skills this year and, in my opinion, is one of the main reasons the Bulls ...
Posted on 2016-03-23