“Everybody says it’s bursitis,” Johnson said. “I thought if he took some anti-inflammatory it would calm it down, but it’s kind of been lingering. When he runs it swells up. He was jogging in the pool it swelled up from that. We’re concerned so we’ll get another opinion on it.”
One possibility Johnson acknowledged was Harper getting the bursa sac removed. His bursitis is due to swelling in the bursa sac in his left knee.
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EDIT: The comment is seriously over the line. I usually make warnings for TOS violations private, but in this case a public reprimand is in order. Refrain from similar comments or your account will be suspended. Jim F.
Of course the most important question here is, did Ozzie really say pfft?
Ben Christensen threw at Anthony Molinda.
There's gotta be some kind of other obscure reference or badly executed joke we're just not getting with 10, I hope.
Done, of course, in true mid-90s pro wrestling fashion where Harper rips opening his Nationals jersey to reveal a
New World OrderNew York Yankees shirt underneath.This has occurred to me, as well. I can't figure out what's so objectionable about Harper. He's been extremely measured and deferential in his public comments so far, and he's been max-effort on the field. What's the problem, exactly? I suppose there's the perception that the hype superficially outstrips his performance to date, but to believe that you must ignore that he's freaking 19 years old.
And I really hope #10 is a movie quote or something.
That is completely uncalled for.
I'm going to guess that pasta was drunk posting; the combination of the slur and the use of "calendar", which if it hadn't beeen part of the racism would have been almost poetic.
do any of his teammates have anything bad to say about him? he plays the game the way i like it to be played - i even showed the 1 handed glove missed / caught in hand ball to some high school players i know, like "see guys - here's WHY you use two hands".
i wonder if any of the resentment is because of all the hype harper got and trying to knock him down a peg. you haven't heard any of the same stuff towards mike trout...
If anyone has ragged on him past his first four days, I've obviously missed it. Feel free to point it out. "Lightning rod"? "Jump all over him"?
If he can make Guillen's head explode I'm ready to put him in the Hall.
He smiled at the Marlins dugout and mimed that his bat was legal. The "know your place, rook" thing to do in that situation is nothing. Take the disrespect, take the annoyance, and play ball like nothing happened. Harper said the right thing after the game, but on the field he was, let's say, a bit uppity.
I like that. I like Bryce Harper because he's a bit cocky, a bit arrogant, and he's clever enough to be funny when he does it, and he seems like a good enough guy that he rarely goes over the line into full-on heelishness.
The proper response would be to *throw Ozzie at him.*
The problem with Harper from day one was that he was a prepackaged, Hollywood-parents managed phenom who was apparently groomed for his adulatory public since his dad made the O face in mommy's belly. The fact that his PR people are continuing to manage his creepy ass in DC doesn't make it any less creepy. I'd like the kid a lot better of he'd go get drunk and #### a stripper.
I think Ozzie Guillen is awesome.
I make no assertions about his awesomeness either way.
"I worry we're in danger of overreacting.."
crazy talk!
You on the other hand got pummeled repeatedly during your formative years. And the boys probably didn't treat you much better.
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