tendinitis

The American League defensively, Ron Carew would have been there, but he is not at the game.

Tendonitis, Cecil Cooper is the first baseman.

Bobby Gritch, several great seasons at Baltimore and now at California, is the second baseman.

And we saw make the last out on the top of the inning of the Brewers.

[beep] Okay, Euthorious, I think that's the cousin to the Pepitus, Pepita- Pepilitis, um, saying, "Yo, the disconnect with the way you and Ben Demko being locked in, but Pettersson being lazy while Demko is out for two years and Pettersson plays through injury is wild." So I guess, I guess we're still, uh...

Tendonitis.

Tendonitis, dude.

Okay, what, no, no, answer me this then.

And the fans, get, get involved in the, uh, get involved in the comments right now.

Okay.

And then, Mr. Tendonitis, who's apparently shattered, never is going to be back again, can't play anymore, so who do we put on left guard? Let's put a rookie who's been playing all preseason, and so pretty good, you know, some toughness, he's been playing good.

No, no. We're going to put Donovan Jennings there.

We're going to outsmart the entire league.

And so if I'm going to do both of these at the same time, putting you at higher risk, just not only potentially rupturing or, you know, risk, although low, but that tissue is so friable, like what are we going to get out of the reset process of promoting that acute inflammatory condition with the debridement of the tendon, right? And PRP as well.

Like at what point are we futile for doing a PRP on a chronic tendinopathy, specifically in the glute? I see that one so common where your tissue is so weak.

Yeah.

And we know all the other injuries that can develop when someone has weak hip abductors, weak hip external rotators.

Ron Carew would have been there, but he is not at the game.

Tendonitis, Cecil Cooper is the first baseman.

Bobby Gritch, several great seasons at Baltimore, and now at California, is the second baseman.

And we saw make the last out on the top of the inning of the Brewers.

Bosa, okay, that's fine.

Tendonitis, whatever.

He can still get after it.

Like you just want to see those things and be like, okay, if you're a 49ers fan, then you breathe the sigh of relief.

The American League defensively, Ron Carew would have been there, but he is not at the game.

Tendonitis, Cecil Cooper is the first baseman.

Bobby Gritch, several great seasons at Baltimore and now at California, is the second baseman.

And we saw make the last out on the top of the inning of the Brewers.

Probably more of an off-season thing.

Tendonitis isn't usually something that if you play on, it'll get way, way worse.

It's going to ache and hurt your numbers.

Your productivity won't be worthwhile enough to stay out there on the field.