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Milton Bradley Gets Injured From Time to Time
By Brett on January 13, 2009
Thanks to our good friend, Andy, at Sons of Ivy, here’s a complete year-by-year breakdown of his injuries and time missed (note this is more accurate than the previous list that had been floating around the Cublogoverse, which doubled and sometimes quadrupled his injuries).
See it after the jump.
2002
Right Quad – 4 games
Eye Contusion – 29 games
Appendicitis – 16 games
2003
Hamstring – 13 games
Back – 46 games
2004
Ankle – 5 games
Hamstring – 1 game
2005
Finger – 47 games
Patella Tendon – 38 games
2006
Right Knee – 36 games
Shoulder – 20 games
Ankle – 1 game
2007
Hamstring – 39 games
Calf – 16 games
Oblique – 8 games
Hamstring – 4 games
Oblique – 12 games
ACL – 22 games
2008
Hamstring – 1 game
Right Shoulder – 2 games
Dizziness – 1 game
Quad – 3 games
Left Knee – 1 game
Quad – 10 games
Illness – 2 games
Wrist – 4 games
So…. yeah. That’s a lot. And the simultaneously alarming and relieving thing about it is that it is a myriad of injuries. It’s not as if he has chronic back problems (that’s good), but damn he’s fragile (that’s bad).
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