Just for comparison's sake: my brother fractured his orbital playing baseball. He didn't know it at the time. The day after the injury, he woke up without vision. He was without vision for two days before (and I thank God every day) it came back. He did not need to have surgery to stabilize the eye, and now, while at a heightened risk for developing cataracts, his vision is fine.
Until I hear the "all clear" I'm not going to jump to conclusions either way.
From: @RealKyper
Sent: Mar 6, 2013 12:18p
#Rangers gathering medical info 2day regarding Marc Staal but early indications r his eye injury isn't career threatening. Out indefinitely
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Who's realkyper? Is it someone with credibility? If not then it's meaningless since anyone can say anything on twitter
Who's realkyper? Is it someone with credibility? If not then it's meaningless since anyone can say anything on twitter
Nick Kypreos.
Isn't realkyper a big steaming bull****ter?
He is very credible.Is he credible at all?
Or just some random person spewing random statements
Is he credible at all?
Or just some random person spewing random statements
Is he credible at all?
Or just some random person spewing random statements
Errr...former Ranger from the 1994 Cup-winning team? Sportsnet and TSN analyst? Just Google him.Is he credible at all?
Or just some random person spewing random statements
We prob have to make a trade for a d man now for sure..
Mcdonagh/Girardi
Del Zotto/Stralman
Gilroy/Eminger
? yikes.
Yikes. That certainly doesn't scream "stitches and swelling".
LOL @ "is he credible?" This place is hilarious sometimes.
Yikes. That certainly doesn't scream "stitches and swelling".
Broken orbital bone maybe? I dunno. Doesn't sound good in general.
How long the injury lasts depends on the location and severity of the fracture. In most cases, swelling and discoloration begin to go away within 7 to 10 days after the injury, but fractured bones take much longer to heal. If surgery is necessary to repair the injured area, your doctor may delay the procedure for several weeks to allow swelling to go away.
I couldn't imagine he wouldn't go to the hospital with a broken orbital bone. Hopefully we'll get an update soon and we can stop guessing.Broken orbital bone maybe? I dunno. Doesn't sound good in general.
LOL @ "is he credible?" This place is hilarious sometimes.