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Harper out until at least July with Surgery

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Let's see if they want Willingham back ;)

15 day dl to out until July. Damn Twins medical staff.

If it was the Twins medical staff he'd be day-to-day until July then require a thumb amputation.

Another reason not to slide head first. I'd bench every player that did it until they stopped.

Another reason not to slide head first. I'd bench every player that did it until they stopped.

 

You'd bench Mike Trout?!

Yes. Until he stopped sliding head first (after I told him not to). I want him on the field and healthy.....this isn't about false hustle or other silly stuff, this is about keeping your best player on the field.

Yes. Until he stopped sliding head first (after I told him not to). I want him on the field and healthy.....this isn't about false hustle or other silly stuff, this is about keeping your best player on the field.

 

If done properly, a head first slide actually gets you to the base faster than a feet first slide. There's at least one catastrophic injury per year from sliding feet first as well. Sliding in any manner is more apt to cause injury than running without sliding, so why slide anyway?

 

Obviously being silly with the comp, but it's a slippery slope you're discussing here, especially when there is actually a positive effect of sliding head-first if it's done properly.

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