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Andy007 said:Quite clearly he finds ways to continually be injured, whether it be by the freak or non-freak variety.
What he should really do is find a way to get rid of the bad spirits haunting him.
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Andy007 said:Quite clearly he finds ways to continually be injured, whether it be by the freak or non-freak variety.
Andy007 said:Nik the Trik said:Andy007 said:Wow, Saunders is hurt? That is pretty shocking news. In an unrelated story, the Pope is still Catholic.
Quite clearly he's got one of those knees that's uniquely vulnerable to sprinklers.
Quite clearly he finds ways to continually be injured, whether it be by the freak or non-freak variety.
Potvin29 said:Andy007 said:Nik the Trik said:Andy007 said:Wow, Saunders is hurt? That is pretty shocking news. In an unrelated story, the Pope is still Catholic.
Quite clearly he's got one of those knees that's uniquely vulnerable to sprinklers.
Quite clearly he finds ways to continually be injured, whether it be by the freak or non-freak variety.
He's been injured for only 13% of Seattle's games the last 3 seasons.
Nik the Trik said:Andy007 said:Quite clearly he finds ways to continually be injured, whether it be by the freak or non-freak variety.
What he should really do is find a way to get rid of the bad spirits haunting him.
Andy007 said:As long as that's an endeavour easily managed from a wheelchair, I'm all for it.
Potvin29 said:So the damage ended up being severe enough that Saunders had his meniscus removed entirely instead of repaired. Changes his recovery time significantly - he's hoping to be ready by Opening Day now.
Frank E said:Potvin29 said:So the damage ended up being severe enough that Saunders had his meniscus removed entirely instead of repaired. Changes his recovery time significantly - he's hoping to be ready by Opening Day now.
Maybe LK could chime in here...I don't understand how removing the meniscus is preferable to repairing it (which wasn't an option due to the severity of the injury)? Wouldn't there be further long-term ramifications to removing it?
But during Friday?s operation, team surgeon Steven Mirabello discovered that the knee cartilage was so damaged that it could not be repaired, general manager Alex Anthopoulos said. Mirabello had to remove 60% of the cartilage. Recovery time is estimated at five to six weeks, the GM said.
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Long-term, however, Saunders faces the possibility of knee problems, including arthritis, because of the missing cartilage, Anthopoulos said, basing his comments on discussions with Mirabello. There is no way to predict whether such problems will arise, nor how serious they might be.
?The doctor told me everything else looked great in his knee. Forty per cent cartilage is still a good chunk. Down the road, years from now, maybe this is something he?s going to need to be on top of,? Anthopoulos said.
But the GM stressed that Saunders ?didn?t really have a choice in this ? It wasn?t even an option to get it repaired.?
Potvin29 said:Remember Stroman's pitch comp of his sinker to Halladay's? Well....
http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/marcus-stromans-absurd-set-of-pitch-comps/
Nik the Trik said:Daniel Norris is a bit of a weird guy, living in a camper van in a Wal-Mart parking lot this Spring Training. Fun article though
http://espn.go.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/12420393/top-blue-jays-prospect-daniel-norris-lives-own-code
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Marcus Stroman as suffered a torn left ACL and will be out for the 2015 season.