Gilbert Day To Day; “Disaster Averted”

[Lemuel]

Not looking to assign blame here, but shouldn't a teammate have screamed out a warning that the pick was waiting?

 

[mussels]

I actually had this exact situation happen to me. I had chronic shoulder dislocations until I was hit by a 250lb goalie in a soccer game. Shoulder never popped out again after that hit.

Heaviest goalie on our roster is listed at only 195#, so my guess is the medical staff never seriously considered this option.

 

[MuchoDogYears]

Actually, aren’t we all day to day.

Some of us are hour to hour.

 

[coachn]

Al goes down our season is over. Get well quick AG.

 

[LIuconn]

Do you know something?

 

[intlzncster]

Do you know something?

No. Relax (telling myself that), have they even done the MRI yet? I'd think it'd be Monday.

 

[August_West]

He was day to day at first last year too . . .

Yup for weeks.

 

[UConn76]

I actually had this exact situation happen to me. I had chronic shoulder dislocations until I was hit by a 250lb goalie in a soccer game. Shoulder never popped out again after that hit.

Just get a UConn LB to run at AG full speed and see if it works... Not exactly the preferred PT method however..

 

[gtcam]

Just get a UConn LB to run at AG full speed and see if it works... Not exactly the preferred PT method however..

LB would probably bounce off AG or miss him entirely!!!
(Sorry, just had to say it, here's hoping the football team improves-fast)

 

[QDOG5]

Ummm, shoulder jam, sounds delicious

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

Ummm, shoulder jam, sounds delicious

Is that like armpit lint?

 

[ct06111]

I’ve popped out my shoulder 3-4 times and I always have that feeling that you “want” to do what riggs does, but would make things SO much worse.

I really feel for the kid. It’s always in the back of your mind.

I feel B-ball future is fading everyday with a chronic shoulder issue like what he’s got going on. Especially so young.

Maybe him a little older helped with that hit since he has built up muscle mass around the labrum. Even with the surgery, if that hit happened 2-3 years ago, definite dislocation.