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Patella Tendinopathy would not be 3-4 months. 2-3 on the most conservative.

Highly doubtful its a patella tendinopathy. That doesn't show up with an impact injury like we saw today. Although it is possible.

I agree. This is the reason I always said pitching was a higher priority than RF this off season.

It is possible. The recovery for the surgery is the opposite. For a partial meniscectomy where they remove part if it, the recovery is 8 weeks or so. If they repair it, there is a period of non-weight bearing because the healing is so poor due to the lack of blood supply. This is around a 9-12 month recovery

No doubt.

You can tell when it's that severe. It does happen but most often they bring the cart out.

Not without a more significant limp than that.

Just trying to throw most common possibilities out there.

No real way to tell at this point.

I'm sure they did. There are some issues that are more maintenance than surgery. They'll do an MRI and we'll see.

He wasn't barely walking of the field. He had a slight limp with no assistance. There isn't enough information to make a good guess either way. Could be anything. Just pointing out that there is no reason to assume surgery. That fact it's the same knee that didn't need surgery for the issue is a good sign.

Rehab, strengthening, sometimes bracing.

Just because there is discomfort doesn't mean there is a structural issue. Could be capsular or patella joint dysfunction.

Good point.

Depends on if it's something structural that can be corrected with surgery.

Is it? I couldn't remember which one it was. Hopefully, nothing structural.

Better than the left.

Possible. Patella-femoral issue?

Limping a little walking off.

Now what?

They will have some people there although depending on where he is they may have a local PT working with him during the week.

More baseball!

I would high doubt they will give him bpc-157. The PRP and STEM cells during the reconstruction are more direct and effective. They aren't going to risk unproven substances for a routine procedure when there are proven substances available.

The side effects wouldn't be worth it. It's why its banned.

Dang? I saw it in another post. Still don't remember it though.