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You're listening to the Downbeat on May
seven on the Freak E. Good morning,

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seven o'clock down Beat, Dirty Little
down Beat, Danny Bay Let's Kevin

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Turner, Mike's Roy JJ Jackson,
the Southland Conference champion with ring to prove

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it. We're six to ten am. Thanks for listening to us today.

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From here all week, it gonna
be fun. Man, Tell a friend,

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Tell a friend, team having fun? Is screwing around on ninety seven

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one? Why not? So?
We have NASCAR man Christopher Bell joining us

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this morning at eight forty ish Norman, Oklahoma's own Christopher Bell. I'm gonna

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run through the field on Sunday in
Richmond. I'm showing us for a few

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few minutes. Seven wins at the
cup level for Christopher Bell. The races

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are coming to town next weekend,
the Texas Motor Speedway. We'll chat with

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him. Master's Weekends, Yeah,
oh, Masters is next weekend. Oh

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my god, I can't believe it's
been eight years since the Master. I

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walked those hallowed grounds, since you
bought your artwork that I do see at

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your home. Not that I've ever
been there, No, you haven't,

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but sometimes you'll send me a Malcolm
mid and I see the Master's poster in

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the background. It's right there by
my TV. I love it. It

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was I was so close, so
close because I bought that when Speed was

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crushing that tournament, and uh,
thinking, I live in Dallas. I've

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got to know somebody once he wins
this thing that can find him to get

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it InCD and then old Danny Willett, What a spare winner, Danny will

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it effing will? I mean,
look, it was less about him winning

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it more about Speed melting down.
Yeah. On twelve on Golden Bell,

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Golden Bell, go do the Sybyan
bet for the Masters. Yeah, we

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picked three golfers. We're gonna spend
a thousand bucks on a professional Sybyan.

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I think our friends at New Fine
Arts would give us a one day rental.

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I can't sell a used Sibyan a
four hour rental. I'd say they

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what used. That's when we're in
the loser rides the Sybyan for a whole

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show and the winner holds the controller. Yeah, we only have one girl

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here. While she's gonna draft Fuzzy
Zeller, Sandy Lyle, I don't think

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she'll be drafting drafting Fuzzy Zeller.
Sir, I lost. Okay, that's

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fair. I'll get bucked off the
sibyan to give you guys the remote.

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I spent two hours yesterday working on
a little master. Sure his gift,

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I'm gonna give you guys next week. Really yeah, kind of he's backed

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off. Well, you shouldn't be
that excited. I don't know it's a

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gift. It's more just a parlor
trick that I did a few years ago

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that I needed to refresh. He
juggled golf ball, so he's gonna show

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us that he knows how to juggle. Now it's a parlor trick. I

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do know how to juggle. No, I will tell you next week.

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I I this is TikTok. It's
not even really. You guys will not

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be impressed on the talk world we
live in for now until they get banned.

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You're banning it this they are,
they're heavy. He's gonna buy it.

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It's nothing's gonna happen. He's gonna
yell about it. Nothing. Then

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it's on to the next thing we
yell about, and then whose fault is

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it? I hate that prayer.
They are Mike and Dandy, the Feds.

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I mean, I'm just saying,
you're just saying you don't know.

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You definitely don't know. None of
us know. But dude, all this

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stuff is just conjecture and ringing of
hands and freaking out and then until the

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next wrestling event comes up, and
then it's a countdown to that till the

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next wrestling pay per views scheduled,
and we yell about that. Yeah,

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but while we're yelling, they're just
figuring out how to divvy up our money.

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Nothing's gonna matter until the asteroid hits. More on that in ding.

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Okay, cool, we'll good,
fine, fine, Okay, let's do

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the stuff. Let's do the stuff. Let's do the stuff. It is

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now forever infinity. They'll take back
now. Talking about Drake me is better

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than I thought he was. Danny's
dying of an arrow through the head and

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his last wish is to hear seven
to Day. I can't post it till

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I find a song. And they
took all the songs off. TikTok is

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a bon Jovi no because they don't
have any songs. It's terrible. Okay,

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So Rangers played last night at five
point fifty. Do you guys watch

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the whole thing? Absolutely? I
did too, did you watch it?

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I'll watched a good chunk. Did
y'all have Fox Sports one that bitch?

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Yeah? Yeah, I had the
split screen going on my shady uh fire

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stick. We're fine, So I
was switching between that and LS. You

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Uh. I watched the last six
minutes of L s U Iowa. I'm

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ready later, you're ready. So
the Rangers get a three on home run

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from Josh Young in the first inning. They're up six to nothing. Dane

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Dunning was really good, and then
last inning kind of fell apart. But

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we'll take six and a third,
right now, take six and start six

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scoreless from a Rangers starter this early
in the season signed me up, especially

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coming off the day where John Gray
went three and two thirds fantastic six'

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three And they're getting through it there
and they, you know, tack on

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a few more. The end up
winning nine to three. But in the

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ninth inning, after two guys have
already been hit, Josh Young swings at

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a pitch that hits him in the
wrist, and here is your manager,

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Bruce Bochie after the game. Because
Bruce Bochie's got cool voice, I'll play

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this and here's him breaking the news. Uh, the bad news This is

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from Hey j J tim My volume
up. Okay, you guys got the

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win, but I know it kind
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Josh you on getting hurt. Do
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Yeah, bad news with Josh.
He's got a fracture wrist and feel

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horrible why he's had such tough luck
on this end as far as Andrew's and

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kind of puts a damper on this
one space away he was playing he was

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carrying the mail today, he'll be
back. Yeah. I talked to him

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briefly and you know that. Now
this hurts, and you know, I'd

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feel pretty kid because he said it
he was carrying the mail. I like

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that one too. Here carrying the
water a lot, he's carrying the mail.

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Well, let's go to an actual
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look, some shows are just going
to mail it in. No, not

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here, we actually someone who's something. We carry the mail. Yeah,

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yes, some shows don't have the
connections we have. It's a doctor t

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O SORRYL from Inside Sports Medicine.
Every Saturday morning here on ninety seven one

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the Freak. Hello Doc, what's
up? Good morning all? Hi Doc.

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This is one of America's most premier
and knowledgeable sports doctors joining us right

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now, and he has a Saturday
show right here on our very station.

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So yeah, I think you know
what the question is going to be.

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We had Josh Young get blasted in
the right wrist. Apparently it's broken.

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I mean, timetable is obviously the
million dollar question. But what do you

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think we're looking at? Well,
so obviously I've not looked at the X

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ray. I'm sure that they already
have, and I'm not sure either which

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way they're going to go in terms
of treatment. But typically typically for this

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type of fracture, it's a four
to six week recovery. That's typical.

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And look, I've been in the
sports medicine world now for thirty five years.

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As you know, I've spent the
better part of three decades taking care

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of the Dallas Mavericks, and there's
never really a good time for an injury.

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But if there is a better time
for an injury, I'd rather have

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it at the beginning of the season
than at the end. Yeah, no

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doubt. I feel like baseball is
the one where you get a lot of

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these hand and hammate bone is that
one of the ones in there and liszt

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frank in there like let's rank the
foot foot Okay, well, I know

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baseball you get all his finger and
wrist in hand and no one looked terrible.

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But honestly, four to six that's
I know you haven't seen the x

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ray, but that doesn't sound all
that bad from how it looks, So

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I guess that's good news. Yeah. So this is a relatively common injury

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across all sports, in fact,
across all life. And the reason it

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is is you can feel it on
your own wrist. The bone is right

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under the skin, so it has
no protection. And the particular bone that

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I'm sure they're talking about is the
all know, and it is literally right

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under the skin, and so it
is it is susceptible to these kind of

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chramatic injuries. If Gronkowski had this
injury back when he was playing in the

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NFL and in football players you get
a helmet or you get stepped on and

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the bone breaks. Yeah, I
was think the way this is doctor TiO

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Sorreel. You can hear Saturday mornings
here inside sports Medicine here on ninety seven

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one. The freak. It was
his right wrist, his throwing risk do

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you does it Is it harder to
get strength back to hold a bat or

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is it harder to you know,
throw a baseball again? Yeah, and

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that's definitely a consideration we always factor
in. Is it the dominant arm or

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the non dominant arm. U.
Basically, he's gonna have the same kind

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of rehab regardless, but I suspect
that what's gonna happen is so there are

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two ways to go with this.
Either if it was me or you,

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that will put us in a cast
and wait four to six weeks for it

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to heal, and then we take
we get him out of the cast and

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you start to rehab to restore the
risk motion and restore the strength. That's

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typical for me and you, but
for a high end player they might consider

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something surgical and and it's not going
to shorten the timeline. It's still going

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to be four to six weeks.
However, if if one is able to

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put in a plate and some screws
to stabilize the fracture internally, then they

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can start to rehab early. And
so don't be surprised if this ends up

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being something surgical, which shouldn't you
know, you hear surgery and that immediately

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to the layman creates a sense of
alarm, but it shouldn't. You're saying

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that that, you know, it
could shorten the overall timeline because if you're

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looking at four to six, let's
say five. If he's a fast healer,

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then you're looking at you know,
at least maybe another week too,

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maybe three to rehab to get the
strength back up, to get his timing,

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his swing, the comfortability and range
of motion and all of that.

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So that could you're saying that if
they do the plates the screws, he

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could start rehabbing, so that could
work concurrently with the healing, and him

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getting back on the field could be
within that four to six weeks then exactly.

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Now I'm speculating, okay, And
I just had the one video replay

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where I saw where the pitch actually
impacted his owner, and uh, you

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might be able to get away with
something surgical and for the exact reason that

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you mentioned. The actual healing time
is the same. Does it make a

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difference on the severity of the fracture, And I'll be an idiot here,

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like the different difference between a full
break a hairline fracture. I know there's

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many different types of bone breaks.
Does do any of those different, you

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know, speculating on what type it
could be, does that matter as far

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as the timeline, Absolutely, it
matters if if and you use some some

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some good terms that we use that
we use, uh if. If it

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is a crack, it's much simpler
to treat than if it's in several pieces.

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If it's shattered, and we've all
heard the term, oh, he

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shattered his whatever whatever, that is
much more difficult to treat, and it

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does take longer. It doesn't look
like this type of injury is going to

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be that extreme. Usually, if
it's going to be one of those where

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it's shattered in multiple pieces, you
have to have a lot more trauma,

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car accident, that sort of thing. So my death is this is perhaps

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going to be a simple fracture.
It's actually common enough that it has a

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nickname. This type of injury is
called a knight stick fracture. And this

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comes back from one hundred years ago
when you know, police officers instead of

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carrying guns, they carried night sticks, those batons, and if the police

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officers swinging the baton and you are
trying to protect yourself, you put your

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arm up and the Baton hits the
alma and breaks it. So it's it's

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common enough injury that it has the
name to it. So there's volumes written

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on how to treat this. It's
still going to be a four to six

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weeker, and as a Rangers fan, I'd rather have it early in the

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season than late, doctor t O
just because we have you on. I

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mean, I didn't think of any
of this stuff, but now that we

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have you, I figure one.
I'd ask let me real quick, Jacob

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de Grom Pitcher got a second Tommy
John. There's debate and obviously like hope

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that the guy's back this season,
maybe like real late July August. Do

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you have any opinion on that,
Like a second Tommy John that would have

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that would put him over a year
of recovery. Do you think there's a

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decent chance that de Gram does return
this regular season? Yes, I do

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so. Again, it's really funny. On my show Inside Sports Medicine has

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been on air, we're now in
our twenty third season, and one of

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my most memorable interviews, I actually
had Tommy John on my show and I

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asked him the question because he was
an experiment, you know, back in

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the day when you tore that elbow
ligament, you were done. Your career

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is over. And for Tommy John, and I believe he was pitching for

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the Dodgers at the time. He
was in LA and somebody at the Curland

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Joe Klinic, decided, well,
let's see if we can fix this thing.

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So he was an experiment, and
I'll tell you it all went wrong.

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I mean, he had an infection, he had nerve injury. It

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all went wrong. But ultimately he
fields and he is now more famous for

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the procedure than for being a twenty
game winner. But anyway, I digress.

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We've made tremendous progress in the sports
medicine world when it comes to elbow

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reconstructions and Tommy John surgery, it
still takes a long time, especially if

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it's a revision, meaning the second
time around. Having said all that,

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yeah, I do think he'll be
back this season. All right, what

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a resource. The outcome is much
more hopeful for Josh Young fracturing his wrist

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than it would have been had he
got an arrow through his head. Yes,

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that would have been bad coming back
from that. I'm not a specialist

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than arrow through the head. Yeah, we have specialists for that the rehab

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on four six as well, Doctor
Teo. Sorryal we really appreciate you jumping

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on with us. What a tremendous
resource we have here at the Freak,

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and we'll be listening Saturday morning.
Alrighty seven thirty in the morning on Saturday.

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Thank you guys. Yes, sir, doctor Theo, sorry you heard

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it. Four to six weeks,
Josh, he will be back out there

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cranking rod. I mean he he
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so say four to six weeks,
experts, how about That's what Bochie said,

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But he's not a doctor said for
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four to six. He implied it, I didn't say. He didn't imply

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anything. Nobody implies recovery. Can
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Well, I hope you know doctor
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he knows what he's talking about.
Unless there's something that's not the ulna and

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there's a little more wrist shatter,
you know, amongst the thousand bones that

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are in that part. If it
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I would say this real quick before
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Rokie Sosaka is his name. He's
twenty two, and he is a guy

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for Japan for npon right, and
the Rangers were one of like a few

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clubs that scouted his most recent start
because he's gonna post after this year.

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He's twenty two years old and nearly
three hundred innings. He's got a two

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e r A. He has like
seven strackouts for every one walk he at

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rest. He's awesome. He's the
next big name called two Okay, and

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and and this is what the USA
Today said from one unnamed major League Baseball

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general manager. Ready, Rangers fans, are you ready? Everybody in baseball

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wants this guy. But there's no
way he's going anywhere else but the Dodgers.

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We all know it. Twenty two
Rokie Sazaka. The Rangers at least

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in on him. But this gym
says he's going to the Dodgers. Interesting,

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I don't like how you delivered that. Do you like to tease?

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Yeah? I know? Fact like
how if you hang in there? Yeah,

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only to find out that he's going
to the Dodgers probably, But they

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the Rangers going to use that money
that they get towards him. Now,

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LSU and iwall, we're playing in
women's basket yeah before Yeah, yeah,

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what are they going to do with
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so Ezekiel Durant can play a lot
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lot of third base. I think
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a first round pick from them in
like twenty eighteen. He is so slow,

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but he can mash. They will
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some first base to help you get
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a little bit of third base.
Like this is not different than last year

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when Josh Young missed a lot of
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Ezekiel Duran, Josh Smith, and
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It just it's just not as optimum
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Young He's probably gonna put up better
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you know this year. So those
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He was this is he was about
to break out and is he MVP

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candidate? Probably not, but forty
home run yuah. Maybe he carries the

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mail. Carries the mail. I
hate how cool Josh Young came off and

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that miked up thing. Yeah,
three days ago whatever it was. And

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then yeah, but man, I
hope doctor Storryell's right. Fourty six sounds

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manageable. That sounds highly manageable.
I was thinking three months to Yeah,

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let's not switch to hoops. I
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Do you guys know who Ronelle Blanco
is? Yeah? I do what he

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did last night? No, okay, listen to this. He's a pitcher

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for the Astros. Right, you're
gonna end up saying, all right,

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well, that's nice, even if
it is a Houston Astro. So he

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five days ago, I believe it
was, he had a baby with his

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wife, right, and he was
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her, and then he had to
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think their last spring training game whatever
something like that, one of their last

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games, and he pitches, and
on the mound when whoever the new manager

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is any idea whatever? Bill Bill, Yeah, Mars Bill Storman, Bill

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Bill Bushwick. Bill walked out there
to take Ronelle Blanco out of the game

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the day after his wife had a
baby, and on the mound he said,

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hey, good pitching. You made
the Astros starting rotation. So there's

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a cool picture of him walking off
the mountain, like smiling and pointing,

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like he found out walking off the
mound. Incredible story. Right, it's

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Joe a spot On by the way. Okay, so he made so it's

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not Bushwick Bill. Well they call
him Bushwick Bill. He goes out there

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and he only had seven previous starts, and he made his major league debut

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twenty eight years old, and he
pitches a no hitter last night, the

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earliest no hitter in MLB history for
a season. That's amazing. Yeah,

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like, what a what a week? God, first baby finds out on

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the mound and he's smiling walking off
the mountain, like I made I made

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it. You just humanized this guy, Yes I did. And also Bushwick

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Bill, he's the first ever MLB
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win as a manager being a hitter. Yeah, because I got swept.

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Damn amazing. So what they're one
in four now, h Yeah, I

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think So that was a tough thirty
minutes for me last nights. I was

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like, okay, so Josh Young
just broke his wrist and the Astros just

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threw a no hitter. It was
not fun. I'm gluy that I got

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it back, though I got the
feelings back, which I didn't really have

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them in that first series gets the
covered World Series Champions, and then last

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night I was like, once bad
Rangers type stuff starts happening again, you

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remember who you really are? The
Rangers were the champs? Is who I

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remember? Where the gd champs with
bad stuff happening to us in four games

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Qumber three BMF Champions of the World. We'll put it on the race tonight

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at five point fifty. We also
will have a raised tie in a little

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bit later in the show. Danny's
got good stuff for you at eight we'll

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push that. Uh, we'll push
that hoop stuff back to nine point thirty.

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But coming up next in the scuttle
Butt multiple things, including another smelly

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plane and an update on the Rashi
Rice accident. He's got an attorney now

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look out next on ninety seven,
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