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    We will definitely go with your sauce, Beau . . .


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    Quote Originally Posted by BeauCajun View Post
    My sauce said Heath hit 71 on Sunday.
    You have a good source. Roarman may have missed that pitch when he was talking to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JMVCAJUNS View Post
    You have a good source. Roarman may have missed that pitch when he was talking to me.
    Oh, y'all were talking? That's cool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Esqueleto View Post
    Oh, y'all were talking? That's cool.
    Talking about planting a garden if you need to know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JMVCAJUNS View Post
    Talking about planting a garden if you need to know.
    YOU obviously need everyone to know

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    Quote Originally Posted by JMVCAJUNS View Post
    Talking about planting a garden if you need to know.
    Preparing a garden is just like pitching softball.

    If you drag your feet it will slow you down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Million$Mullet View Post
    YOU obviously need everyone to know
    Esqueleto asked so I told.

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    Most MCL injuries are 3-6 week rehab before return to sport, this ligament has a blood supply and will heal itself most times without surgery. She should be 100% when they return from semester break.


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    Quote Originally Posted by J-Town Cajun View Post
    Most MCL injuries are 3-6 week rehab before return to sport, this ligament has a blood supply and will heal itself most times without surgery. She should be 100% when they return from semester break.
    I got word she will be good to go for the spring. Sam is my pick for this years breakout star if she stays healthy.

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    We have got at least a couple of “Sam’s” on this team who are very impressive . . .


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    Quote Originally Posted by JMVCAJUNS View Post
    I got word she will be good to go for the spring. Sam is my pick for this years breakout star if she stays healthy.
    Whoever gave you word might want to let the softball medical staff and coaches know, because they do not know at this point if she will be available.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunsSball22 View Post
    Whoever gave you word might want to let the softball medical staff and coaches know, because they do not know at this point if she will be available.
    I think that came from the RPMA(Ragin Pagin Medical Association).

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeauCajun View Post
    I think that came from the RPMA(Ragin Pagin Medical Association).
    They are an acredidted association!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunEXPRESS View Post
    “Samantha Graeter tore her MCL but will try to forego surgery using rehab. Her incident happened in a "run down" at practice. She is on crutches”

    How often is rehab successful as opposed to surgery. I get the time thing, but whenever I hear rehab instead of surgery it seems to be a failure.
    As someone who has had multiple MCL issues. The MCL does not require surgery. The MCL is surrounded by tissue and will heal itself but takes some time. The ACL and PCL are different stories. MCL is usually 6-8 week recovery. No surgery needed.

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