I had always hoped for a partial mesisisectomyomy. Been saying it all along.
One way to look at it to feel better and live in the moment is to make yourself believe is he’s going to get hurt again regardless. It’s freeing and let’s you just enjoy the ride.
Would be interested in DRS or RadSox opining about the success rates for this kind of surgery, especially among athletes. You're taking out part of the meniscus, right? That doesn't seem optimal. How many high-level athletes have had this done and continued on with a successful career? Curious.
It’s an extremely common procedure (including for professional athletes) and the success rate is almost entirely dependent on the specifics that we don’t know. Basically, it depends how much meniscus they took out and where they took it out from.
They’ve got him under K another three years, so hard to imagine they’re cool with lighting that on fire so maybe he is back for a playoff round they may or may not even reach.
In the short term/over the course of his career it probably won’t impact him at all. Statistically speaking it does make him more likely to develop arthritis down the road, but that would likely not be until well after his playing career is over if it happens at all.
I laughed.
RG33ette Doesnt know wtf Time Lord is?
I have a few friends with Asberger's Syndrome, and this type of humor (and sarcasm) are difficult for them to grasp because they typically take things at face value. Not saying that Crespo has Asberger's, but quite a lot of people do.
Asperger's is no longer a thing. Of course I only know that because I was once diagnosed with it.
Shades of Marcus coming back for game 5 against the Bucks in 2018? Within 30 seconds of entering, he was diving for a loose ball. I love it.
You woke up the 'Ette and just got a whack out of it? The Dinnerette would have given me the shiv.
She grew up on an island 9000 miles from Boston and never watched an American sport until forced to at age 17.
I remember taking my German girlfriend to a Giants game in SF, and on the way there, we had a quick review of the rules where she said with great trepidation: “So, one man throws the ball….. and the other tries to hit it with the club?”
Not sure I’m getting your sarcasm.
It's a joke about John Cena doing the "you can't see me" face wave when he was with the WWE.
Oh I was just making a terrible John Cena joke for my own amusement. Here, enjoy.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kkjr4qcrkE
I would assume physical rehab. Strength/conditioning, flexibility, and all things that come with rehabbing a knee.
Two workouts in one day.
Thanks for the replies. I'm just trying to get a sense of what he'll be doing starting tomorrow. I think it's exciting that he can do anything using his leg, including walking, so soon after surgery. And to do it twice in one day!
Pretty important if that means he can maintain some cardio. I'll defer to the experts here, however.
