Mike Trout has ANOTHER meniscus tear

[Taylor]

25 minutes ago, Inside Pitch said:

Do you hate Chili Davis for going into the stands to beat up the guy that called him names??   He once put a teammate into a wall too -- talk about being a bad teammate.

 

Yes?

[Slegnaac]

At least Mike will always hold the record for most home runs as an Angel (378).

[halodground]

1 hour ago, Angel Oracle said:

Yep, CoVid was the wrong exact statement.   The virus itself can produce long CoVid.   However, the vax has produced some drastic changes in people’s health.

This is misinformation (sorry AO, I love you man).

As an RN who worked many years prior to COVID, throughout the pandemic, and continues to work today, I can attest that complications from the COVID vaccines run right along the same rate as other vaccines and medications in general. ALL medications carry an element of risk. You take something because the benefit outweighs the risk. I've encountered thousands of people both unvaccinated and vaccinated and in general, it is the people who chose to not get vaccinated that are more at risk. I have had zero people present with a complication from the vaccine. That does not mean there is zero risk. But there is risk in taking Tylenol as well. That does not make something unsafe or unneeded. The number of people who benefitted from the COVID vaccines, whose symptoms were mild, who avoided hospitalization, dwarf the tiny percentage of people who had complications that required medical treatment.

You can have a fatal reaction to antibiotics. The odds are fairly high that you might have a reaction to various kinds of antivenom. I'm guessing that you would still want a dose for yourself and encourage a loved one to be treated with antivenom if bitten by a rattlesnake?  You are more likely to die or lose a limb if you choose to skip the antivenom. Risk vs benefit.

I know it's just an Angels message board and I don't want to steer the conversation to politics, but misinformation like this is dangerous for people who don't have the critical thinking skills to defer to the medical professionals that are trying to save lives.

[m0nkey]

26 minutes ago, jsnpritchett said:

Lol, wtf?

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/40701810/angels-mike-trout-season-another-meniscus-tear

"But Trout continued to feel discomfort in the days after that MRI. When he got checked out again, a new tear was found in a bigger spot of the knee. The Angels expect him to be fully ready for the start of spring training next year.

"I believe it's gonna turn," Angels general manager Perry Minasian told ESPN. "He's going to play. My call is he hits 70 homers and wins the MVP. I believe it. Looking at the look on his face, he might have the best year he's ever had next year."

Mike Trout taking steroids and breaking bonds’ record confirmed

[eligrba4ever]

Happy 33rd Birthday in 6 days, Mike Trout. 

Is Moreno covered by insurance for the outstanding balance of the contract?

Still a Hall of Fame career at 12 seasons if the knee is kaput.

[Jason]

9 minutes ago, m0nkey said:

Mike Trout taking steroids and breaking bonds’ record confirmed

I think he should take steroids 

[The Ghost of Bob Starr]

This fucking place.  
 

Come in here and first comment I see is about Long Covid playing a role in this.  Think I’m done here for a while. 
 

it’s either you guys are really good at excuses or you haven’t hit rock bottom yet. 

[UndertheHalo]

46 minutes ago, jsnpritchett said:

 

Jesus, fucking brutal 

[UndertheHalo]

14 minutes ago, Jason said:

I think he should take steroids 

I’ve always said, I’m a huge fan of steroids.  Yes I would like the baseball men to become more powerful for my entertainment.  Especially the Angels baseball men.  Send Trout to Germany to get that blood treatment shit.  

[halomatt]

54 minutes ago, halodground said:

This is misinformation (sorry AO, I love you man).

As an RN who worked many years prior to COVID, throughout the pandemic, and continues to work today, I can attest that complications from the COVID vaccines run right along the same rate as other vaccines and medications in general. ALL medications carry an element of risk. You take something because the benefit outweighs the risk. I've encountered thousands of people both unvaccinated and vaccinated and in general, it is the people who chose to not get vaccinated that are more at risk. I have had zero people present with a complication from the vaccine. That does not mean there is zero risk. But there is risk in taking Tylenol as well. That does not make something unsafe or unneeded. The number of people who benefitted from the COVID vaccines, whose symptoms were mild, who avoided hospitalization, dwarf the tiny percentage of people who had complications that required medical treatment.

You can have a fatal reaction to antibiotics. The odds are fairly high that you might have a reaction to various kinds of antivenom. I'm guessing that you would still want a dose for yourself and encourage a loved one to be treated with antivenom if bitten by a rattlesnake?  You are more likely to die or lose a limb if you choose to skip the antivenom. Risk vs benefit.

I know it's just an Angels message board and I don't want to steer the conversation to politics, but misinformation like this is dangerous for people who don't have the critical thinking skills to defer to the medical professionals that are trying to save lives.

Thank you.

[Taylor]

1 hour ago, halodground said:

This is misinformation (sorry AO, I love you man).

As an RN who worked many years prior to COVID, throughout the pandemic, and continues to work today, I can attest that complications from the COVID vaccines run right along the same rate as other vaccines and medications in general. ALL medications carry an element of risk. You take something because the benefit outweighs the risk. I've encountered thousands of people both unvaccinated and vaccinated and in general, it is the people who chose to not get vaccinated that are more at risk. I have had zero people present with a complication from the vaccine. That does not mean there is zero risk. But there is risk in taking Tylenol as well. That does not make something unsafe or unneeded. The number of people who benefitted from the COVID vaccines, whose symptoms were mild, who avoided hospitalization, dwarf the tiny percentage of people who had complications that required medical treatment.

You can have a fatal reaction to antibiotics. The odds are fairly high that you might have a reaction to various kinds of antivenom. I'm guessing that you would still want a dose for yourself and encourage a loved one to be treated with antivenom if bitten by a rattlesnake?  You are more likely to die or lose a limb if you choose to skip the antivenom. Risk vs benefit.

I know it's just an Angels message board and I don't want to steer the conversation to politics, but misinformation like this is dangerous for people who don't have the critical thinking skills to defer to the medical professionals that are trying to save lives.

How much did Fauci pay you to post this?

 

- AJ, probably

[katie]

I’d bet he’s done 

[Make Angels Great Again]

What a bunch of drama queens on the first page of this thread, holy shit.

”TiMe To rEtIrE!!!”

 

in diving in for the rest of the thread, wish me luck.

[REDneck]

Trout interrupted...sad!

I made a post about a year ago about him achieving 500 HR's for his career, the consensus here was that he would easily hit 600.

At this point he may not get to 400.

Best Halo ever..YES! HOFer....Yes!

Inner circle...questionable. GOAT...prob not.

[fan_since79]

32 minutes ago, katie said:

I’d bet he’s done 

I wouldn't doubt it.

[fan_since79]

1 hour ago, eligrba4ever said:

Happy 33rd Birthday in 6 days, Mike Trout. 

Is Moreno covered by insurance for the outstanding balance of the contract?

Still a Hall of Fame career at 12 seasons if the knee is kaput.

Only because of the WAR. The other numbers fall a bit short. But there are the three MVP's, so he's probably in.

One playoff series (2014), swept by a wild card team. Trout and the rest of the offense didn't do squat.

If this is the end, it's very sad. What could have been...

[fan_since79]

2 hours ago, Angelsjunky said:

"Come back even stronger" has an ominous tone to it, like he thinks the problem is...strength? How heavy of tires he can push? 

Dude, take up yoga. Don't keep repeating what has essentially ruined your career.

I pointed out his ridiculous workout routine pushing those giant tires and people laughed at me. Then he went out and tore his calf jogging back to the dugout after a routine third out and was gone for five months.

Whatever...

[AngelsLakersFan]

2 hours ago, The Ghost of Bob Starr said:

This fucking place.  
 

Come in here and first comment I see is about Long Covid playing a role in this.  Think I’m done here for a while. 
 

it’s either you guys are really good at excuses or you haven’t hit rock bottom yet. 

If you don't like hanging out with a bunch of retards how'd you end up here in the first place?

[Tank]

4 hours ago, Angels 1961 said:

Angels going to still have his bobblehead nigh? Could be last one so keep it in box and save it. Price will go up when he goes to hall of fame.

he's going to end up having more bobblehead nights than games played over the last three years. 

[HaloBronco]

3 hours ago, Angelsjunky said:

"Come back even stronger" has an ominous tone to it, like he thinks the problem is...strength? How heavy of tires he can push? 

Dude, take up yoga. Don't keep repeating what has essentially ruined your career.

Agree, that is a concern I have. 

Some of these guys are bulking up to much.

Stop training like you’re playing linebacker.

[HaloBronco]

3 hours ago, jsnpritchett said:

Lol, wtf?

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/40701810/angels-mike-trout-season-another-meniscus-tear

"But Trout continued to feel discomfort in the days after that MRI. When he got checked out again, a new tear was found in a bigger spot of the knee. The Angels expect him to be fully ready for the start of spring training next year.

"I believe it's gonna turn," Angels general manager Perry Minasian told ESPN. "He's going to play. My call is he hits 70 homers and wins the MVP. I believe it. Looking at the look on his face, he might have the best year he's ever had next year."

"He's going to play. My call is he hits 70 homers and wins the MVP. I believe it. Looking at the look on his face, he might have the best year he's ever had next year."

If I was a betting man, I wouldn’t put money on it.

Actually, I’d bet against it happening…..

[CaliAngel]

3 hours ago, The Ghost of Bob Starr said:

This fucking place.  
 

Come in here and first comment I see is about Long Covid playing a role in this.  Think I’m done here for a while. 
 

it’s either you guys are really good at excuses or you haven’t hit rock bottom yet. 

Guess who started it?

Initially made as a joke (although his sense of humor is pretty shit anyway, so who knows) but the post should have been deleted anyway to keep it from even getting started.

For what it's worth, I appreciate ya around here, and in the other forums.

[m0nkey]

49 minutes ago, CaliAngel said:

Guess who started it?

Initially made as a joke (although his sense of humor is pretty shit anyway, so who knows) but the post should have been deleted anyway to keep it from even getting started.

For what it's worth, I appreciate ya around here, and in the other forums.

Your life is shit. 
 

Jk pal

[warped]

Pujols contract is now Trout contract. 

[AngelsLakersFan]

34 minutes ago, CaliAngel said:

Guess who started it?

Initially made as a joke (although his sense of humor is pretty shit anyway, so who knows) but the post should have been deleted anyway to keep it from even getting started.

For what it's worth, I appreciate ya around here, and in the other forums.

Damn, I miss the jerk off emoji