Baseball is barely out of the gate, with spring training games getting underway this weekend. Yet, according to CBSSports.com, there are 143 major leaguers who are out with injuries…
The NY Times Phys Ed blog had a very interesting piece a few days ago about the use of cortisone shots…
Andy Pettitte, the Yankees 38 year-old left-hander, has been out of action with a left Grade I groin strain since experiencing pain after serving up a slider in the third inning on July 18th.
Abby Corsun Sims, Director of RPT Midtown East has just put up a great article about Tennis Elbow and Golf Elbow in our Resources section.
Fifth seeded Michigan State managed a huge win on Sunday over fourth seeded Maryland on a three-point buzzer-beater by Korie Luscious. The biggest surprise was that the Spartans did it without the services of Kalin Lucas who went down with 2:28 left in the first half while clutching his left foot…
The Portland Trail Blazers persevered through a myriad of significant injuries, major illnesses and even some image-tarnishing scandals this season…
Sam Bradford, 2008 Heisman winner and Oklahoma Sooner star quarterback, was virtually a sure thing to be the number one pick…
Foot and ankle injuries predominate in the NBA and Joakim Noah, the Chicago Bulls big man who is currently out with plantar fasciitis…
If you follow the NBA you already know that Shaquille O’Neill recently underwent surgery for a ligament tear in his right thumb…
A handful of NBA players (including Kobe Bryant who returned last night after missing five games) are currently out or listed as day-to-day with ankle injuries. Most are recovering from ankle sprains, a very common basketball injury at every level of the game. However, as you know, this is a problem that is not limited [...]
