Here you go.

go.

go. Retinaculum. That's the Nothing Personal Word of the Day. It is Wednesday, June 12,

2024 and I'd like to consider myself an absolute medical professional,

not sanctioned by anyone in these United States or the Caribbean,

having spent plenty of time going to doctors as a patient,

as it would be patient, want to be patient, or as a team executive.

But the word of the day today is a word I never heard, not one time,

and that is the injury that Kirsteps Presingus has of the Boston Celtics. I had to start the show with it.

We certainly are going to get to hot dogs. I promise you that. But injuries to me are a far

bigger story. Let me describe to you what's wrong with Porzingus.

No, doesn't even matter. Go somewhere else to talk about dislocation of posterior tibious tendons left legs.

Forget it. Let's talk about how to deal with an injured player when you've got that player

telling you, hey I want to to play I'm ready to be out there

I will die before not playing we have a responsibility to our players we have responsibility

to our fans we have responsibility to our

responsibility to our fans,

and we balance that

and we allocate that

that that different

according to the situation, not always according to the situation,

not always according to the injury,

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