Abby Sims
Sims: Breaking Down Andy Pettitte’s Left Trapezius Strain
This isn’t Pettitte’s first strain in recent years, and the Yankees have to hope that he will rebound from this one much faster than he did from the groin strain that kept him out of action for two months in 2010.
Sims: Breaking Down Joel Hanrahan’s Torn Flexor Tendon
Thirty-one-year-old closer Joel Hanrahan has had a rough start to his tenure with the Red Sox after being acquired from the Pirates in the offseason. Now we know why.
Sims: Don’t Count On Roy Halladay Pitching Again This Season
It is likely that Halladay is looking at a minimum six-month recovery if more than a simple debridement is performed. To get to the point where he is throwing competitively, six months is even optimistic.
Sims: What’s Wrong With Phillies Ace Roy Halladay?
Phillies ace Roy Halladay evidently kept his shoulder symptoms from the team’s coaching and training staff while underwhelming all — including his opponents — in his last few starts.
Sims: The Latest On Stephen Strasburg’s Forearm Scare
Even mild forearm soreness and stiffness may be significant for a pitcher. Hopefully Strasburg’s is as mild as he claims and will be as transient as he anticipates.
Sims: Amar’e Stoudemire Returning For Round 2? Don’t Bet On It
Reports that Knicks forward Amar’e Stoudemire could make his return to action soon are establishing expectations he may not be able to fulfill.
Sims: Breaking Down Albert Pujols’ Plantar Fasciitis, And What It Means Going Forward
Manager Mike Scioscia commented that Pujols is tolerating the pain enough to not miss a start, and he continues to produce at the plate. Yes, but he also commented that, as the season progresses, Pujols’ condition is worsening. Here we go again.
Sims: Derek Jeter’s ‘New’ Ankle Crack May Not Be So New
This is yet another important reason why symptoms should dictate rehab progression, and playing through pain isn’t productive.
Sims: Why Did Rasheed Wallace Play On Monday?; More Knicks Injury Notes
Why did coach Mike Woodson have Wallace play for four minutes on Monday before leaving the court with soreness in his post-operative foot? Wasn’t Wallace’s condition evident in practice?
Sims: Warrior Code Fallout
Kobe sustained what was reportedly a “severe” left ankle sprain on March 13th and returned to the lineup after missing only several games.
Sims: Brutal News For Scott Sizemore; What Now After Repeat ACL Tear?
After an arduous rehab that was reportedly uneventful and free of setbacks, he will have to do it all over. Again.
Sims: Lowdown On K-Mart’s Ankle Injury — And What It Means For Knicks
Playing with an ankle sprain certainly limits balance as well as mobility: speed, ability to quickly change direction and to jump.
Sims: Insight And Analysis Regarding Kevin Ware’s Gruesome Injury
Ware reportedly underwent successful surgery to insert a rod to fixate the tibia and repair the soft tissue wound caused by the protruding bone. Now he will begin a long convalescence followed by rehab.
Sims: Taking A Closer Look At Shaun Marcum’s Injury
If Marcum is expected to return to the lineup shortly, his condition is likely of the uncomplicated variety. However, as with all overuse injuries, too much too soon leads to increased vulnerability. Take heed, Marcum.
Sims: To Play Or Not To Play? That Is The Question
What is interesting is that many fans, and even many in the media, still minimize the impact of injuries, especially those not requiring surgery. Is it the money that players make that pushes people to feel that athletes should just play through pain?
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