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I'm getting the feeling that he isn't going to play again. Hopefully I'm way wrong, but this sounds ugly.
I'm getting the feeling that he isn't going to play again. Hopefully I'm way wrong, but this sounds ugly.
AIUI the ACL is for stability. If he can play with the brace he's not going to injure something that isn't there. It's been done before and Raffi's tough. I could see him making a go of it.
Left the anesthesia out of the kit, eh?
http://blogs.mercurynews.com/sharks...eup-tonight-and-scott-expects-ugly-reception/
Should be in SJ within a month.
So maybe a Thanksgiving or Christmas present?
Well being back in SJ doesn't mean he'll be ready to play. Still, not having another surgery...is weird. Because if they removed the infected ACL replacement then...he has no ACL in that knee.
This whole situation is weird, but I do like that Dr. Ting is not involved in any of it. I just hope that he is not rushed back like last season.
If he has no ACL means he can't hurt it. He's not the first athlete to do this.
According to Randy during the Bruins broadcast he mentioned that Torres did not require another surgery and he currently working on strengthening the knee. He made it sound like he will be back sooner than later.
And I also hope he isn't rushed back when he's not ready.
Nba player Dajuan Blair has no acl in either knee.
Whatever Randy said or didn't say the above is not true. No one needs their ACL replaced to walk, they can use a brace, which is what Torres will use to play hockey. He may get it replaced after the season is over, however.
I think the decision was made that if he had surgery he wouldn't play this year. Not having the surgery may give him the chance to play this year with a brace. Long term he will probably have it replaced either way.
My brother needs his ACL replaced for example, but he's put it off for years due to not being able to take the time off it would require for rehab.
It sounds weird but if they strengthen everything around the knee. Here are some athletes who played their sports without an ACL.
Sean Elliot-NBA
Philip Rivers-NFL
Tiger Woods
Mickey Mantle
Thurman Thomas-NFL
John Elway-NFL
Hines Ward-NFL
it can be done. Elway, Ward and Thomas played their whole careers with only one ACL.