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His was technically a subluxation. The femur came out but went back in. The ligamentum teres was torn during the injury. Thie ligamentum teres has an artery that carries blood to the head if the femur. Bo Jackson's issue was that the femoral head has avascular necrosis due to the lack of blood supply. This is essentially the bone dying. Thus he didn't have a hip joint and needed the hip replacement.

This is all true. Edema does cloud MRI.

It wasn't a dislocation. He wouldn't be able to get up let alone stand on it. A subluxation is possible but unlikely.

Hopefully we are right. That's a minor issue.

Sorry, I was traveling and didn't see it. He lands on it but no obvious indication as to what the injury is. Hip pointer or labral injury perhaps. But that's total guess work based on the two most likely due to the impact.

He's spending 3 billion for a football team so he needs every penny.

When he was drafted, RH said much if the reason was his consistently high EV

Thus shouldn't be a surprise as tendon surgeries are usually at least 6-9 month rehabs. Then he needs to start pitching again. May would be the very earliest most optimistic return.

Sorry bad analogy to there is always one dissenting opinion against the prevailing opinion. Didn't write as well as it sounded in my head.

It was meant as a comment for everyone. Although it's good to see someone stick up for the positive outlook. There was even a a vote in Congress against going to was against Japan to represent the pacifisits.

It's a shame people can't have opposing opinions without being judged. Im right and your wrong.

This was my first thought. As I recall, even KW hadn't seen him live. They signed him based on video alone. No one knew what they had in him.

I commend you sticking to your ideals.

Yes.

I said this aboit him when the Cubs signed him. Boston didn't trust him in the playoffs the year before.

Don't forget to stay away from his real estate, United Center and any of their sponsors. If you are going to do it do it right.

Yes.

Other people who throw tantrums every day.

I don't think the Rodon situation had anything to do with the money. It had everything to do with trusting him to be healthy for the entire season and the playoffs.

If their ACT is over 32, tuition is free.

This is the reason I come to the site. Reading some of the threads especially the game threads reminds me that no matter how down I get, my life is good. The same reason my wife watches Judy Justice. You could be those people.

Must be a RH plant to drive up Kimbrel’s value. Everyone knows Kimbrel is not a top 10 reliever.

For that first month the starters will have very short outings. After that it will be similar to a normal Spring training.

Pitch when the starter is pulled in the 4th, for the first month.

Excellent. Pitchers will need it. Add more bullpen arms!