Pretty sure, but with a shoulder, they like to have the inflamation down before surgery, so that's why you see the

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Jan 2, 2025
12:46:36pm

ChinaFan All-American

Pretty sure, but with a shoulder, they like to have the inflamation down before surgery, so that's why you see the

surgery delayed 4-6 weeks (me with 5 shoulder surgeries).

Very unlikely he is ready for spring ball. But depends on the degree of the labrum tear.

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Does Roberts need surgery? Probably already discussed. Haven't been on much.

TRUE_BLUE_COUGY All-American

Jan 2, 12:42pm

I heard it was a labrum tear. That would require surgery. Hopefully just a

Hambone

Jan 2, 12:45pm

Why never 100%, my shoulders are great, and my last surgery was my worst last year at 63. I have my strength and

ChinaFan

Jan 2, 12:47pm

I had my labrum repaired at 19. Lost some lateral mobility and I get

Hambone

Jan 2, 12:52pm

Pretty sure, but with a shoulder, they like to have the inflamation down before surgery, so that's why you see the

ChinaFan

Jan 2, 12:46pm

I tore my labrum and chose stem cell instead. This was a year ago. My shoulder

maxpowers

Jan 2, 12:53pm

I have a partially torn labrum. Can you tell me more about the stem cell? I don'

Stucoug83

Jan 2, 12:54pm

I went to a DO in Vegas. Drew 40 vials of blood in the morning. Took an hour.

maxpowers

Jan 2, 1:42pm

That seems more sensible than going under the knife

pegushin

Jan 2, 1:44pm

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