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I’ve never seen cramps like that
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[QUOTE="RayRay, post: 3889622, member: 10131"] I completely agree that this shouldn’t scare any teams off due to some cramping issues which can be resolved. I still think this is related to the injury and how he stayed in shape during it. I know it’s impossible to stay in game shape during an injury, but one has to wonder if he maybe wasn’t on the best plan during the injury. Twice now we have seen cramp issues. I’m not one to rip on our strength coach or Doran, but you have to think that they have to do a better job making sure these guys are hydrated and eating properly, especially leading up to games at this point in the season. [/QUOTE]
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I’ve never seen cramps like that
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