Tiger: "Bone kinda popped out..." ???

[SixtySomePing]

[quote name='jay65' timestamp='1428943867' post='11348475']
[quote name='SixtySomePing' timestamp='1428943200' post='11348371']
I think there's a difference between calling a news conference about a subject yourself with your own story (which is not what happened), and being asked to say a few words about your round, and agreeing, and then during that interview set up by the media, being asked by the interviewer about the incident (which is what happened) you can be caught off guard to come up with something pretty quickly. I mean in reality, in all of Tiger's health related issues, how many did he call his own news conference on, fully prepared, as opposed to being questioned on the spot? How well would we all do in the same circumstance? They all have to be professional athletes, plus perfect media responders as well when put on the spot? Just asking a legitimate question, only you get more time to answer
[/quote]

I hear what you say, but is it not beyond the realms of possibility, taking into consideration the very frequency that this is now happening, and also that these incidents appear to mainly happen when it appears he is no longer in the hunt for Tournaments, that Woods fakes the seriousness and reaction to these things in order to get some level of attention back that he has become accustomed to over the last 35 years? Knowing that it will be the topic of conversation and the inevitable questions by the media that will come with it?

Is that not possible at all? I mean, none of us actually know him do we? So whilst some people will fall one side and believe whatever the guys says and does, whilst some others are beginning to smell the coffee.
[/quote]

Great point Jay, none of [i]us [/i]actually know him...

[OldGolfer87]

[quote name='dpb5031' timestamp='1428931744' post='11346679']
Watching yesterday I couldn't believe he said this. Seems he's always over dramatizing with body language and on-course theatrics, but this statement was even more over-the-top and silly than the "glutes not firing" comment. There's something strange about this kind of thing from Tiger... like he intentionally (yet unnecessarily) tries to hype his own tough guy image in line with the frequently mentioned and practically mythologized, "winning the US Open on a broken leg," etc. Ridiculous...

[url="http://www.cbssports.com/golf/eye-on-golf/25146683/tiger-woods-on-injury-bone-popped-out-of-place-but-i-put-it-back"]http://www.cbssports...t-i-put-it-back[/url]
[/quote]


The only thing i see about this thread is this is just another continuation of the culture of hate shown in this forum toward Tiger and people who do not have the first idea about medicine making comments about another person , unless you are a medical professional who treats the sick and injured on a daily basis , you might think you might keep your opinion to yourself because it just makes you look idiotic giving opinions on something that you have no idea what your saying ... what happened to talking about golf ? because this thread is NOT about golf ..

[nbg352]

[quote name='KYMAR' timestamp='1428961477' post='11350839']
[quote name='nbg352' timestamp='1428960339' post='11350715']
I must say that the Tiger "hate" threads are far more entertaining than those started by his fans.
They're also scarier........
[/quote]

I think the "that's what he said, but not what he meant, even when he confirmed it, i'll now clarify what he meant because I'm in tune with his consciousness." Or the "All tiger does or says is correct and perfect. He shall not be questioned, he is above reproach. All hail TW" posts are way scarier.
[/quote]
Hey, look....I heard what he said and it took me by surprise. If he thinks he put it back, when in fact it likely did that all by itself ( I watched my finger move back all by itself after having seen it bent back flat against the back of my hand...so I know that can happen), so what? He was rubbing it, the ligaments moved the bone back and he thought he did it. If I'd had the nerve to touch my horribly misaligned finger that was ripped open to the point I could see the ligaments and it popped back to where it belonged, I might have thought I'd been instrumental in it's having done so. Because man, I sure didn't think it was gonna do it on it's own......

[KYMAR]

[quote name='OldGolfer87' timestamp='1428963001' post='11350993']
[quote name='dpb5031' timestamp='1428931744' post='11346679']
Watching yesterday I couldn't believe he said this. Seems he's always over dramatizing with body language and on-course theatrics, but this statement was even more over-the-top and silly than the "glutes not firing" comment. There's something strange about this kind of thing from Tiger... like he intentionally (yet unnecessarily) tries to hype his own tough guy image in line with the frequently mentioned and practically mythologized, "winning the US Open on a broken leg," etc. Ridiculous...

[url="http://www.cbssports.com/golf/eye-on-golf/25146683/tiger-woods-on-injury-bone-popped-out-of-place-but-i-put-it-back"]http://www.cbssports...t-i-put-it-back[/url]
[/quote]


The only thing i see about this thread is this is just another continuation of the culture of hate shown in this forum toward Tiger and people who do not have the first idea about medicine making comments about another person , unless you are a medical professional who treats the sick and injured on a daily basis , you might think you might keep your opinion to yourself because it just makes you look idiotic giving opinions on something that you have no idea what your saying ... what happened to talking about golf ? because this thread is NOT about golf ..
[/quote]

So injuries that tiger reports himself in a post round interview at the masters are off limits for discussion?
Mindless drone blather "Tiger can do no wrong. Tiger can not be questioned. Tiger shall not be doubted. Hail Tiger"

The sycophants are like the old couple in Rosemary's baby.

[jay65]

[quote name='SixtySomePing' timestamp='1428962893' post='11350977']
[quote name='jay65' timestamp='1428943867' post='11348475']
[quote name='SixtySomePing' timestamp='1428943200' post='11348371']
I think there's a difference between calling a news conference about a subject yourself with your own story (which is not what happened), and being asked to say a few words about your round, and agreeing, and then during that interview set up by the media, being asked by the interviewer about the incident (which is what happened) you can be caught off guard to come up with something pretty quickly. I mean in reality, in all of Tiger's health related issues, how many did he call his own news conference on, fully prepared, as opposed to being questioned on the spot? How well would we all do in the same circumstance? They all have to be professional athletes, plus perfect media responders as well when put on the spot? Just asking a legitimate question, only you get more time to answer
[/quote]

I hear what you say, but is it not beyond the realms of possibility, taking into consideration the very frequency that this is now happening, and also that these incidents appear to mainly happen when it appears he is no longer in the hunt for Tournaments, that Woods fakes the seriousness and reaction to these things in order to get some level of attention back that he has become accustomed to over the last 35 years? Knowing that it will be the topic of conversation and the inevitable questions by the media that will come with it?

Is that not possible at all? I mean, none of us actually know him do we? So whilst some people will fall one side and believe whatever the guys says and does, whilst some others are beginning to smell the coffee.
[/quote]

Great point Jay, none of [i]us [/i]actually know him...
[/quote]

No we don't but that doesn't stop the speculation when it comes with such frequency. Jeez, he seems to be getting injured in some way, these days, at virtually every Tournament he plays these days. He must be the unluckiest Golfer since the game was invented. Munchausen syndrome?

[bcawley01]

The only reason I feel like this could be true is that fact that he would have been KILLED if he WD after a lackluster front 9. People would be all over him if he did that and he did clearly hit the root so I think it could be true

[nbg352]

[quote name='KYMAR' timestamp='1428963444' post='11351039']
[quote name='OldGolfer87' timestamp='1428963001' post='11350993']
[quote name='dpb5031' timestamp='1428931744' post='11346679']
Watching yesterday I couldn't believe he said this. Seems he's always over dramatizing with body language and on-course theatrics, but this statement was even more over-the-top and silly than the "glutes not firing" comment. There's something strange about this kind of thing from Tiger... like he intentionally (yet unnecessarily) tries to hype his own tough guy image in line with the frequently mentioned and practically mythologized, "winning the US Open on a broken leg," etc. Ridiculous...

[url="http://www.cbssports.com/golf/eye-on-golf/25146683/tiger-woods-on-injury-bone-popped-out-of-place-but-i-put-it-back"]http://www.cbssports...t-i-put-it-back[/url]
[/quote]


The only thing i see about this thread is this is just another continuation of the culture of hate shown in this forum toward Tiger and people who do not have the first idea about medicine making comments about another person , unless you are a medical professional who treats the sick and injured on a daily basis , you might think you might keep your opinion to yourself because it just makes you look idiotic giving opinions on something that you have no idea what your saying ... what happened to talking about golf ? because this thread is NOT about golf ..
[/quote]

So injuries that tiger reports himself in a post round interview at the masters are off limits for discussion?
Mindless drone blather "Tiger can do no wrong. Tiger can not be questioned. Tiger shall not be doubted. Hail Tiger"

The sycophants are like the old couple in Rosemary's baby.
[/quote]
Nope. Comment away on the reports. Discuss, discuss, disgust. But seek reality while you do it. People who know not of what they speak, shouldn't. That's what makes a hate thread scary. People don't care what they know. They only care to malign.

[KYMAR]

[quote name='nbg352' timestamp='1428963087' post='11351009']
[quote name='KYMAR' timestamp='1428961477' post='11350839']
[quote name='nbg352' timestamp='1428960339' post='11350715']
I must say that the Tiger "hate" threads are far more entertaining than those started by his fans.
They're also scarier........
[/quote]

I think the "that's what he said, but not what he meant, even when he confirmed it, i'll now clarify what he meant because I'm in tune with his consciousness." Or the "All tiger does or says is correct and perfect. He shall not be questioned, he is above reproach. All hail TW" posts are way scarier.
[/quote]
Hey, look....I heard what he said and it took me by surprise. If he thinks he put it back, when in fact it likely did that all by itself ( I watched my finger move back all by itself after having seen it bent back flat against the back of my hand...so I know that can happen), so what? He was rubbing it, the ligaments moved the bone back and he thought he did it. If I'd had the nerve to touch my horribly misaligned finger that was ripped open to the point I could see the ligaments and it popped back to where it belonged, I might have thought I'd been instrumental in it's having done so. Because man, I sure didn't think it was gonna do it on it's own......
[/quote]

So you know his bone was dislocated, moved, or otherwise displaced In some way? How, because he said so? Lol

And thanks for the bit of your own medical history. Clearly your finger is relevant to his wrist.

Tiger shall not be questioned. Tiger shall not......

[nbg352]

[quote name='jay65' timestamp='1428963468' post='11351043']
[quote name='SixtySomePing' timestamp='1428962893' post='11350977']
[quote name='jay65' timestamp='1428943867' post='11348475']
[quote name='SixtySomePing' timestamp='1428943200' post='11348371']
I think there's a difference between calling a news conference about a subject yourself with your own story (which is not what happened), and being asked to say a few words about your round, and agreeing, and then during that interview set up by the media, being asked by the interviewer about the incident (which is what happened) you can be caught off guard to come up with something pretty quickly. I mean in reality, in all of Tiger's health related issues, how many did he call his own news conference on, fully prepared, as opposed to being questioned on the spot? How well would we all do in the same circumstance? They all have to be professional athletes, plus perfect media responders as well when put on the spot? Just asking a legitimate question, only you get more time to answer
[/quote]

I hear what you say, but is it not beyond the realms of possibility, taking into consideration the very frequency that this is now happening, and also that these incidents appear to mainly happen when it appears he is no longer in the hunt for Tournaments, that Woods fakes the seriousness and reaction to these things in order to get some level of attention back that he has become accustomed to over the last 35 years? Knowing that it will be the topic of conversation and the inevitable questions by the media that will come with it?

Is that not possible at all? I mean, none of us actually know him do we? So whilst some people will fall one side and believe whatever the guys says and does, whilst some others are beginning to smell the coffee.
[/quote]

Great point Jay, none of [i]us [/i]actually know him...
[/quote]

No we don't but that doesn't stop the speculation when it comes with such frequency. Jeez, he seems to be getting injured in some way, these days, at virtually every Tournament he plays these days. He must be the unluckiest Golfer since the game was invented. Munchausen syndrome?
[/quote]
Guess you didn't see the instant pain register when he hit that root? Unluck, yes. And I felt it in my living room.

[nbg352]

[quote name='KYMAR' timestamp='1428963769' post='11351081']
[quote name='nbg352' timestamp='1428963087' post='11351009']
[quote name='KYMAR' timestamp='1428961477' post='11350839']
[quote name='nbg352' timestamp='1428960339' post='11350715']
I must say that the Tiger "hate" threads are far more entertaining than those started by his fans.
They're also scarier........
[/quote]

I think the "that's what he said, but not what he meant, even when he confirmed it, i'll now clarify what he meant because I'm in tune with his consciousness." Or the "All tiger does or says is correct and perfect. He shall not be questioned, he is above reproach. All hail TW" posts are way scarier.
[/quote]
Hey, look....I heard what he said and it took me by surprise. If he thinks he put it back, when in fact it likely did that all by itself ( I watched my finger move back all by itself after having seen it bent back flat against the back of my hand...so I know that can happen), so what? He was rubbing it, the ligaments moved the bone back and he thought he did it. If I'd had the nerve to touch my horribly misaligned finger that was ripped open to the point I could see the ligaments and it popped back to where it belonged, I might have thought I'd been instrumental in it's having done so. Because man, I sure didn't think it was gonna do it on it's own......
[/quote]

So you know his bone was dislocated, moved, or otherwise displaced In some way? How, because he said so? Lol

And thanks for the bit of your own medical history. Clearly your finger is relevant to his wrist.

Tiger shall not be questioned. Tiger shall not......
[/quote]
He knows better than we do what it felt like to him. And yeah, I think it is relevant. That you don't only scarifies things further........

[jay65]

[quote name='nbg352' timestamp='1428963942' post='11351095']
[quote name='jay65' timestamp='1428963468' post='11351043']
[quote name='SixtySomePing' timestamp='1428962893' post='11350977']
[quote name='jay65' timestamp='1428943867' post='11348475']
[quote name='SixtySomePing' timestamp='1428943200' post='11348371']
I think there's a difference between calling a news conference about a subject yourself with your own story (which is not what happened), and being asked to say a few words about your round, and agreeing, and then during that interview set up by the media, being asked by the interviewer about the incident (which is what happened) you can be caught off guard to come up with something pretty quickly. I mean in reality, in all of Tiger's health related issues, how many did he call his own news conference on, fully prepared, as opposed to being questioned on the spot? How well would we all do in the same circumstance? They all have to be professional athletes, plus perfect media responders as well when put on the spot? Just asking a legitimate question, only you get more time to answer
[/quote]

I hear what you say, but is it not beyond the realms of possibility, taking into consideration the very frequency that this is now happening, and also that these incidents appear to mainly happen when it appears he is no longer in the hunt for Tournaments, that Woods fakes the seriousness and reaction to these things in order to get some level of attention back that he has become accustomed to over the last 35 years? Knowing that it will be the topic of conversation and the inevitable questions by the media that will come with it?

Is that not possible at all? I mean, none of us actually know him do we? So whilst some people will fall one side and believe whatever the guys says and does, whilst some others are beginning to smell the coffee.
[/quote]

Great point Jay, none of [i]us [/i]actually know him...
[/quote]

No we don't but that doesn't stop the speculation when it comes with such frequency. Jeez, he seems to be getting injured in some way, these days, at virtually every Tournament he plays these days. He must be the unluckiest Golfer since the game was invented. Munchausen syndrome?
[/quote]
Guess you didn't see the instant pain register when he hit that root? Unluck, yes. And I felt it in my living room.
[/quote]

I saw a Golfer who was apparently in pain, yes. I guess that means it just has to be true then, and the pain seen on the face of John Hurt in 'Alien' meant he really did have an alien popping out his chest?

Seriously though, you would very surprised what people with Munchausen syndrome can do. My sister suffered from it, and it was horrible and sad to see, until she finally died just over a year ago. Fact is, I'm sadly starting to see some parallels in Woods' behaviour both on and off the Course.

The fact is, that you believe with some others, that he was telling the truth (again) and many others don't. You won't convince those people they are wrong and they won't convince you, that they are right. So why are we all going around in circles??

[dwing]

[quote name='Joebirds55' timestamp='1428957846' post='11350411']
[quote name='dwing' timestamp='1428957110' post='11350323']
My uncle Lou once dislocated his artificial leg & it fell off playing golf... got caught in the middle of swing patterns. It happens.
[/quote]

Did he finish the round using his 3 wood as a cane like Tiger did when he won the US Open?
[/quote]

No, but he popped it back in placed , kept playing and shook it once in awhile as he walked down the fairway...just like tiger.

[nbg352]

[quote name='jay65' timestamp='1428965097' post='11351201']
I saw a Golfer who was apparently in pain, yes. I guess that means it just has to be true then, and the pain seen on the face of John Hurt in 'Alien' meant he really did have an alien popping out his chest?

Seriously though, you would very surprised what people with Munchausen syndrome can do. My sister suffered from it, and it was horrible and sad to see, until she finally died just over a year ago. Fact is, I'm sadly starting to see some parallels in Woods' behaviour both on and off the Course.

The fact is, that you believe with some others, that he was telling the truth (again) and many others don't. You won't convince those people they are wrong and they won't convince you, that they are right. So why are we all going around in circles??
[/quote]
Yep...Scary. These hate threads are really scary.
Now Woods has Munchausen Syndrome........

[bscinstnct]

Athletes say all kinds of goofy stuff. They get famous for their ability on the field. Its not a debating match, after all.

John Madden used to tell a funny story...

He is in the lockeroom and he sees a linebacker staring into one of the toilets.

Maybe he got kicked in the head, who knows, but he is just looking in the toilet and then he takes out his wallet, pulls out a $20 bill and WHAP! He throws it in the toilet.

Madden is like, "what the heck are you doing?"

Linebacker smiles, reaches in the toilet, pulls out the $20 and a quarter and says,

"Well, I wasnt going to reach in there for 25 cents"

Who cares what he says? What matters is how he plays.

[dpb5031]

[quote name='OldGolfer87' timestamp='1428963001' post='11350993']
[quote name='dpb5031' timestamp='1428931744' post='11346679']
Watching yesterday I couldn't believe he said this. Seems he's always over dramatizing with body language and on-course theatrics, but this statement was even more over-the-top and silly than the "glutes not firing" comment. There's something strange about this kind of thing from Tiger... like he intentionally (yet unnecessarily) tries to hype his own tough guy image in line with the frequently mentioned and practically mythologized, "winning the US Open on a broken leg," etc. Ridiculous...

[url="http://www.cbssports.com/golf/eye-on-golf/25146683/tiger-woods-on-injury-bone-popped-out-of-place-but-i-put-it-back"]http://www.cbssports...t-i-put-it-back[/url]
[/quote]


The only thing i see about this thread is this is just another continuation of the culture of hate shown in this forum toward Tiger and people who do not have the first idea about medicine making comments about another person , unless you are a medical professional who treats the sick and injured on a daily basis , you might think you might keep your opinion to yourself because it just makes you look idiotic giving opinions on something that you have no idea what your saying ... what happened to talking about golf ? because this thread is NOT about golf ..
[/quote]

Your making a lot of ridiculous assumptions. First off, I'm not a Tiger hater. Secondly you don't know my educational or professional background, not that it matters one bit in this context. Am I stirring the pot a little? Sure...but all in good fun... not hateful. In fact, I admire Tiger's accomplishments in the game and I'm glad he's back and will hopefully continue to contend; it's good for golf and fun to watch. I don't even see that others have turned this into a "continued culture of hate toward Tiger," though there does seem to be two distinct camps, though I'm most certainly not a member of either. He's a polarizing figure and people are going to talk about him and take sides. So what?

Tiger is the most recognized golfer on the planet and he's done and said some really weird/bizarre things over the years. When your a global figure and you do strange stuff people are going to talk about it. It doesn't mean that it's with malice or hostile intent. It's fascinating, evokes curiosity, and is worthy of discussion...even if it's just for laughs. If you don't want to partake, go read a different thread. No need for such a defensive posture and thin skin.

[Joebirds55]

[quote name='dwing' timestamp='1428965818' post='11351285']
[quote name='Joebirds55' timestamp='1428957846' post='11350411']
[quote name='dwing' timestamp='1428957110' post='11350323']
My uncle Lou once dislocated his artificial leg & it fell off playing golf... got caught in the middle of swing patterns. It happens.
[/quote]

Did he finish the round using his 3 wood as a cane like Tiger did when he won the US Open?
[/quote]

No, but he popped it back in placed , kept playing and shook it once in awhile as he walked down the fairway...just like tiger.
[/quote]

And I assume he was listing to the side as he walked?

[xraes]

I've not read nearly all posts in this thread. However, despite almost NEVER posting on this site, I stopped by and posted yesterday as I expected this discussion sooner.

As I posted in the other Tiger thread yesterday, it is IMPOSSIBLE that Tiger dislocated any bone in his wrist and continued to play, unless he was simultaneously taking massive pain medication.

For those of you comparing it to a dislocated finger, the injuries are not in the same stratosphere. I hope at some point Chamblee or anyone else with some stones calls him out. HE IS DELUSIONAL to make such a comment, or at minimum, inherently (and still) dishonest. Too bad someone didn't call him out yesterday. What a pitiful man he has become.

[xraes]

[quote name='OldGolfer87' timestamp='1428963001' post='11350993']
[quote name='dpb5031' timestamp='1428931744' post='11346679']
Watching yesterday I couldn't believe he said this. Seems he's always over dramatizing with body language and on-course theatrics, but this statement was even more over-the-top and silly than the "glutes not firing" comment. There's something strange about this kind of thing from Tiger... like he intentionally (yet unnecessarily) tries to hype his own tough guy image in line with the frequently mentioned and practically mythologized, "winning the US Open on a broken leg," etc. Ridiculous...

[url="http://www.cbssports.com/golf/eye-on-golf/25146683/tiger-woods-on-injury-bone-popped-out-of-place-but-i-put-it-back"]http://www.cbssports...t-i-put-it-back[/url]
[/quote]


The only thing i see about this thread is this is just another continuation of the culture of hate shown in this forum toward Tiger and people who do not have the first idea about medicine making comments about another person , unless you are a medical professional who treats the sick and injured on a daily basis , you might think you might keep your opinion to yourself because it just makes you look idiotic giving opinions on something that you have no idea what your saying ... what happened to talking about golf ? because this thread is NOT about golf ..
[/quote]

I am a medical professional - a musculoskeletal radiologist in fact. Also fact, Tiger Woods did not dislocate a bone in his wrist and continue playing. He's lost all sense of reality - that's delusion.

[JustinG76]

[quote name='mwkbmw' timestamp='1428932278' post='11346763']Wasn't sure which thread this has been discussed in, but we were discussing that at work this morning. Faldo said, "Well, there [i]are[/i] 20 bones in the hand. I guess it [i]could[/i] have happened..."

I just wonder if Johnny Miller was commentating, would he have questioned it more boldly. I would have.



Maybe that's why I don't have a job as a TV commentator.[/quote]

Johnny Miller would have just told everyone how he broke a bigger bone, snapped it back into place better, and healed faster. The only person who loves Johnny Miller more than his mother is Johnny Miller. He is the greatest ever, just ask him. I heard NBC had Kirklands send in a truck load of mirrors for the NBC booth at Doral just so Miller could look at himself all day. Then in a genius move NBC sold the mirrors to Trump at the end of the tournament.

[DavePelz4]

Maybe TW is related to George Costanza .

"It's not a lie if you believe it."

[KYMAR]

[quote name='xraes' timestamp='1428968345' post='11351563']
[quote name='OldGolfer87' timestamp='1428963001' post='11350993']
[quote name='dpb5031' timestamp='1428931744' post='11346679']
Watching yesterday I couldn't believe he said this. Seems he's always over dramatizing with body language and on-course theatrics, but this statement was even more over-the-top and silly than the "glutes not firing" comment. There's something strange about this kind of thing from Tiger... like he intentionally (yet unnecessarily) tries to hype his own tough guy image in line with the frequently mentioned and practically mythologized, "winning the US Open on a broken leg," etc. Ridiculous...

[url="http://www.cbssports.com/golf/eye-on-golf/25146683/tiger-woods-on-injury-bone-popped-out-of-place-but-i-put-it-back"]http://www.cbssports...t-i-put-it-back[/url]
[/quote]


The only thing i see about this thread is this is just another continuation of the culture of hate shown in this forum toward Tiger and people who do not have the first idea about medicine making comments about another person , unless you are a medical professional who treats the sick and injured on a daily basis , you might think you might keep your opinion to yourself because it just makes you look idiotic giving opinions on something that you have no idea what your saying ... what happened to talking about golf ? because this thread is NOT about golf ..
[/quote]

I am a medical professional - a musculoskeletal radiologist in fact. Also fact, Tiger Woods did not dislocate a bone in his wrist and continue playing. He's lost all sense of reality - that's delusion.
[/quote]

Musculoskelatal radiologist? Yeah sure! Like that's even a thing!

Go TIG!!!!


Sincerely,

The myopic legion

[xraes]

[quote name='KYMAR' timestamp='1428968813' post='11351617']
[quote name='xraes' timestamp='1428968345' post='11351563']
[quote name='OldGolfer87' timestamp='1428963001' post='11350993']
[quote name='dpb5031' timestamp='1428931744' post='11346679']
Watching yesterday I couldn't believe he said this. Seems he's always over dramatizing with body language and on-course theatrics, but this statement was even more over-the-top and silly than the "glutes not firing" comment. There's something strange about this kind of thing from Tiger... like he intentionally (yet unnecessarily) tries to hype his own tough guy image in line with the frequently mentioned and practically mythologized, "winning the US Open on a broken leg," etc. Ridiculous...

[url="http://www.cbssports.com/golf/eye-on-golf/25146683/tiger-woods-on-injury-bone-popped-out-of-place-but-i-put-it-back"]http://www.cbssports...t-i-put-it-back[/url]
[/quote]


The only thing i see about this thread is this is just another continuation of the culture of hate shown in this forum toward Tiger and people who do not have the first idea about medicine making comments about another person , unless you are a medical professional who treats the sick and injured on a daily basis , you might think you might keep your opinion to yourself because it just makes you look idiotic giving opinions on something that you have no idea what your saying ... what happened to talking about golf ? because this thread is NOT about golf ..
[/quote]

I am a medical professional - a musculoskeletal radiologist in fact. Also fact, Tiger Woods did not dislocate a bone in his wrist and continue playing. He's lost all sense of reality - that's delusion.
[/quote]

Musculoskelatal radiologist? Yeah sure! Like that's even a thing!


[/quote]

https://radiology.duke.edu/about-duke-radiology/divisions/musculoskeletal-imaging/

[PZero]

 

[bscinstnct]

[quote name='xraes' timestamp='1428968179' post='11351551']
I've not read nearly all posts in this thread. However, despite almost NEVER posting on this site, I stopped by and posted yesterday as I expected this discussion sooner.

As I posted in the other Tiger thread yesterday, it is IMPOSSIBLE that Tiger dislocated any bone in his wrist and continued to play, unless he was simultaneously taking massive pain medication.

For those of you comparing it to a dislocated finger, the injuries are not in the same stratosphere. I hope at some point Chamblee or anyone else with some stones calls him out. HE IS DELUSIONAL to make such a comment, or at minimum, inherently (and still) dishonest. Too bad someone didn't call him out yesterday. What a pitiful man he has become.
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Well, I am a marine biologist so this is out of my domain of expertise since most I my patients do not have wrists.

However, he may have injured one or more of the many ligaments and tendons. A sprained and/or strained wrist. He hit something solid.

As a musculoskeletal radiologist you know that, based on what you witnessed, the above is very possible.

Right?

[DavePelz4]

[quote name='bscinstnct' timestamp='1428969609' post='11351723']
[quote name='xraes' timestamp='1428968179' post='11351551']
I've not read nearly all posts in this thread. However, despite almost NEVER posting on this site, I stopped by and posted yesterday as I expected this discussion sooner.

As I posted in the other Tiger thread yesterday, it is IMPOSSIBLE that Tiger dislocated any bone in his wrist and continued to play, unless he was simultaneously taking massive pain medication.

For those of you comparing it to a dislocated finger, the injuries are not in the same stratosphere. I hope at some point Chamblee or anyone else with some stones calls him out. HE IS DELUSIONAL to make such a comment, or at minimum, inherently (and still) dishonest. Too bad someone didn't call him out yesterday. What a pitiful man he has become.
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Well, I am a marine biologist so this is out of my domain of expertise since most I my patients do not have wrists.

However, he may have injured one or more of the many ligaments and tendons. A sprained and/or strained wrist. He hit something solid.

As a musculoskeletal radiologist you know that, based on what you witnessed, the above is very possible.

Right?
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Always thought you were an architect.

[KYMAR]

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Watching yesterday I couldn't believe he said this. Seems he's always over dramatizing with body language and on-course theatrics, but this statement was even more over-the-top and silly than the "glutes not firing" comment. There's something strange about this kind of thing from Tiger... like he intentionally (yet unnecessarily) tries to hype his own tough guy image in line with the frequently mentioned and practically mythologized, "winning the US Open on a broken leg," etc. Ridiculous...

[url="http://www.cbssports.com/golf/eye-on-golf/25146683/tiger-woods-on-injury-bone-popped-out-of-place-but-i-put-it-back"]http://www.cbssports...t-i-put-it-back[/url]
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The only thing i see about this thread is this is just another continuation of the culture of hate shown in this forum toward Tiger and people who do not have the first idea about medicine making comments about another person , unless you are a medical professional who treats the sick and injured on a daily basis , you might think you might keep your opinion to yourself because it just makes you look idiotic giving opinions on something that you have no idea what your saying ... what happened to talking about golf ? because this thread is NOT about golf ..
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I am a medical professional - a musculoskeletal radiologist in fact. Also fact, Tiger Woods did not dislocate a bone in his wrist and continue playing. He's lost all sense of reality - that's delusion.
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Musculoskelatal radiologist? Yeah sure! Like that's even a thing!


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https://radiology.duke.edu/about-duke-radiology/divisions/musculoskeletal-imaging/
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Haha. That was sarcasm man.

[prsgtrman]

the thing that annoys me about tiger is the way he carries on post tree root. walking down the fairway like a scolded dog, leaning his should down and grimacing is just pathetic and over done by him read: billy horschel picking up is tees etc. and then to go on camera and say he popped a bone out or that his butt isnt working right just doesnt sit well with me. dude is a sideshow clown and relies on faked injuries to cover up poor play. period.

[KYMAR]

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[quote name='xraes' timestamp='1428968179' post='11351551']
I've not read nearly all posts in this thread. However, despite almost NEVER posting on this site, I stopped by and posted yesterday as I expected this discussion sooner.

As I posted in the other Tiger thread yesterday, it is IMPOSSIBLE that Tiger dislocated any bone in his wrist and continued to play, unless he was simultaneously taking massive pain medication.

For those of you comparing it to a dislocated finger, the injuries are not in the same stratosphere. I hope at some point Chamblee or anyone else with some stones calls him out. HE IS DELUSIONAL to make such a comment, or at minimum, inherently (and still) dishonest. Too bad someone didn't call him out yesterday. What a pitiful man he has become.
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Well, I am a marine biologist so this is out of my domain of expertise since most I my patients do not have wrists.

However, he may have injured one or more of the many ligaments and tendons. A sprained and/or strained wrist. He hit something solid.

As a musculoskeletal radiologist you know that, based on what you witnessed, the above is very possible.

Right?
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Except he didn't say he injured a ligament or tendon. He said a bone came out and he popped it back in.

Right?

[bscinstnct]

[quote name='DavePelz4' timestamp='1428970207' post='11351813']
[quote name='bscinstnct' timestamp='1428969609' post='11351723']
[quote name='xraes' timestamp='1428968179' post='11351551']
I've not read nearly all posts in this thread. However, despite almost NEVER posting on this site, I stopped by and posted yesterday as I expected this discussion sooner.

As I posted in the other Tiger thread yesterday, it is IMPOSSIBLE that Tiger dislocated any bone in his wrist and continued to play, unless he was simultaneously taking massive pain medication.

For those of you comparing it to a dislocated finger, the injuries are not in the same stratosphere. I hope at some point Chamblee or anyone else with some stones calls him out. HE IS DELUSIONAL to make such a comment, or at minimum, inherently (and still) dishonest. Too bad someone didn't call him out yesterday. What a pitiful man he has become.
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Well, I am a marine biologist so this is out of my domain of expertise since most I my patients do not have wrists.

However, he may have injured one or more of the many ligaments and tendons. A sprained and/or strained wrist. He hit something solid.

As a musculoskeletal radiologist you know that, based on what you witnessed, the above is very possible.

Right?
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Always thought you were an architect.
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I have my architecture credentials as well and designed the olympic stadium in brazil. Really didnt take very long, either.

I sense a Warren Commission coming on this one.

[topr]

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[quote name='DavePelz4' timestamp='1428970207' post='11351813']
[quote name='bscinstnct' timestamp='1428969609' post='11351723']
[quote name='xraes' timestamp='1428968179' post='11351551']
I've not read nearly all posts in this thread. However, despite almost NEVER posting on this site, I stopped by and posted yesterday as I expected this discussion sooner.

As I posted in the other Tiger thread yesterday, it is IMPOSSIBLE that Tiger dislocated any bone in his wrist and continued to play, unless he was simultaneously taking massive pain medication.

For those of you comparing it to a dislocated finger, the injuries are not in the same stratosphere. I hope at some point Chamblee or anyone else with some stones calls him out. HE IS DELUSIONAL to make such a comment, or at minimum, inherently (and still) dishonest. Too bad someone didn't call him out yesterday. What a pitiful man he has become.
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Well, I am a marine biologist so this is out of my domain of expertise since most I my patients do not have wrists.

However, he may have injured one or more of the many ligaments and tendons. A sprained and/or strained wrist. He hit something solid.

As a musculoskeletal radiologist you know that, based on what you witnessed, the above is very possible.

Right?
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Always thought you were an architect.
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I have my architecture credentials as well and designed the olympic stadium in brazil. Really didnt take very long, either.

I sense a Warren Commission coming on this one.
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George!