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All Sports, All Orthopedics, All the Time.Ever wondered about the real impact of a UCL tear, a meniscus transplant, or a high-profile spine injury? Sports Doc Talk delivers expert analysis from medical professionals and industry insiders.
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Return to Play vs. Return to Performance: NFL 2026 Preview. (opens the original)
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Kickoff week is here, and the injury report is already longer than anyone wants. Will Sanchez and Dr. Grant Garcia sit down, just the two of them this week, to break down everything you need to know before Week 1, from an orthopedic perspective as much as a football one. They start with the question every fantasy manager and every patient asks and can't quite answer on their own: what's the actual difference between the PUP list and Injured Reserve? From there, it's a full walk through the ACL w
The Injury Hiding in Plain Sight: Why 80% of Hamate Fractures Are Missed with Dr. Nicholas Rose (opens the original)
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Francisco Lindor. Mike Trout. Corbin Carroll. A prominent NHL player. All of them missed time this year with the same injury. One that standard X-rays miss up to 80% of the time. This week on Sports Doc Talk, Will Sanchez and Dr. Grant Garcia sit down with Dr. Nicholas Rose, a fellowship-trained hand and upper extremity surgeon based in Newport Beach who has spent nearly 30 years treating MLB and NHL athletes. He's a physician for Red Bull Sports and one of the go-to hand specialists for agents
Staying on the Court: Elite Joint Care and NBA Medicine with Dr. Travis Maak (opens the original)
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Ever wonder what actually goes on in an NBA training room? We found out. This week on Sports Doc Talk, Will Sanchez and Dr. Grant Garcia sit down with Dr. Travis Maak — orthopedic sports medicine specialist at the University of Utah, head team physician for the Utah Jazz, and president of the NBA Physicians Association. He has treated Olympic speed skaters, college football players, and some of the best basketball players in the world. And he grew up on a farm in Utah and became a volunteer ski
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