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Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by Mooseman:
Everybody Relax,
I had a ACL tear. The meniscus (cartilage) was also slightly torn, too. This is common with the injury. I fully recovered after surgery. It's the arthritis in the knee later in life that's annoying.

How annoying were the phone calls from Trent Baalke?

Originally posted by Mooseman:
Ha,

Baalke did call me. I told him I can still run the forty in 4. He said what 4 seconds. No, I said I meant 4 ever.

He was the all ACL General Manager.

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by Mooseman:
Everybody Relax,
I had a ACL tear. The meniscus (cartilage) was also slightly torn, too. This is common with the injury. I fully recovered after surgery. It's the arthritis in the knee later in life that's annoying.

Did your pass rushing skills diminish in any way?

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I think It's natural to be a little concerned with the amount of bad luck the Niners have gone through recently. hopefully he makes a full recovery though.

Originally posted by Mooseman:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I think It's natural to be a little concerned with the amount of bad luck the Niners have gone through recently. hopefully he makes a full recovery though.

Yes, Talked to plenty of Docs prior to my surgery. There was one common denominator with these guys. Artificial Turf. They all hated it.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Mooseman:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I think It's natural to be a little concerned with the amount of bad luck the Niners have gone through recently. hopefully he makes a full recovery though.

Yes, Talked to plenty of Docs prior to my surgery. There was one common denominator with these guys. Artificial Turf. They all hated it.

Do you think the grass at Bill Walsh field is so good that it's *like* artificial turf? I'm wondering why we've all of a sudden got so many injuries at Levi Stadium vs what I can recall at Candlestick.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Mooseman:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I think It's natural to be a little concerned with the amount of bad luck the Niners have gone through recently. hopefully he makes a full recovery though.

Yes, Talked to plenty of Docs prior to my surgery. There was one common denominator with these guys. Artificial Turf. They all hated it.

Do you think the grass at Bill Walsh field is so good that it's *like* artificial turf? I'm wondering why we've all of a sudden got so many injuries at Levi Stadium vs what I can recall at Candlestick.

most of our injuries happened on the road

Originally posted by Giedi:
Do you think the grass at Bill Walsh field is so good that it's *like* artificial turf? I'm wondering why we've all of a sudden got so many injuries at Levi Stadium vs what I can recall at Candlestick.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Giedi:
Do you think the grass at Bill Walsh field is so good that it's *like* artificial turf? I'm wondering why we've all of a sudden got so many injuries at Levi Stadium vs what I can recall at Candlestick.

How many serious injuries have the 49ers suffered at Levi's? Most of them have been on the road.

Based on my experience, fake turf sucks because it's sticky and has no give. If your cleats get stuck, all the pressure goes on your joints. On real grass, the field breaks apart alleviating the force on your joints.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Giedi:
Do you think the grass at Bill Walsh field is so good that it's *like* artificial turf? I'm wondering why we've all of a sudden got so many injuries at Levi Stadium vs what I can recall at Candlestick.

How many serious injuries have the 49ers suffered at Levi's? Most of them have been on the road.

Based on my experience, fake turf sucks because it's sticky and has no give. If your cleats get stuck, all the pressure goes on your joints. On real grass, the field breaks apart alleviating the force on your joints.

Agree. I've been on those rubber coated concrete fields. Sticky and grippy as hell. I can just imagine blocking a 300 pound tackle and anchoring and whoalla, the knees go. Ouch! Dang these athletes put their bodies through hell just to play a game. Geezuz.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Mooseman:

Originally posted by Sickaa:
I think It's natural to be a little concerned with the amount of bad luck the Niners have gone through recently. hopefully he makes a full recovery though.

Yes, Talked to plenty of Docs prior to my surgery. There was one common denominator with these guys. Artificial Turf. They all hated it.

Do you think the grass at Bill Walsh field is so good that it's *like* artificial turf? I'm wondering why we've all of a sudden got so many injuries at Levi Stadium vs what I can recall at Candlestick.

most of our injuries happened on the road

Damn! Good point. Bosa was injured on that carpet covered concrete field in NY.

Originally posted by OhioNiner:
All sports too. Again, as a Reds fan, it was at least believed that Ken Griffey Jr.'s lower half kept breaking down on him because of all those years running around in the Kingdome on that turf.