Will they play by the rules?

Who better believe it?

This, as we like to say in this program, is Felger Nass.

Suck, suck, suck.

On 985.

I want to make that clear.

The sports hub.

So quickly, you ever hear of Doc Flynn?

Yeah.

She's a local, Jessica Flynn, a local sports medicine doctor, not a surgeon, but a sports medicine doctor who has a blog,

Doc Flynn.com, and she comments and gives her medical opinion on injuries here in the

Boston area to pro sports athletes.

It's a good site.

If you just go there right now, Doc Flynn.com.

There's a story on Dustin Padrae's left knee history, what you need to know about spleen

injuries, if your child plays contact sports, a whole story on what is a rotator cuff, and how do those injuries happen, and how do you prevent them, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, relating to David Price, or, you know, not David Price in the rotator cuff, but maybe, you know, she was writing about Cam Newton and Andrew Luck, okay? But anyway, so her story today, Alex Guerrero, a doctor's take on Tom Brady's body coach.

So she weighs in on this story in Men's Junior.

I'll just give you the real quick excerpts.

She writes that what truly infuriated me, she was infuriated.

What truly infuriated me about the article was that the author pitted Alex Guerrero against the surgeon who had reassembled

the shattered pieces of his heel going as far to say that it was as if he had had an affair,

right, which is exactly what you said, Murray, where Guerrero says to the guy, the doctor doesn't

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