05-07-2021, 07:18 AM
(05-06-2021, 10:34 AM)AtomicBlaze Wrote: The studies really are not very helpful in determining decreased performance that is why I would like examples.
Examples are individual data points. Looking at the complete data is surely far more helpful.
(05-06-2021, 11:22 AM)AtomicBlaze Wrote: Again what does that information tell us, he will most likely have a short career 33 games over 3 years, and only a 63% chance of becoming a starter? And you don't think that is high risk? In the first study it says there is an 80% return to play rate, so there is a 20% chance the 2nd round draft pick won't even be able to play. Why take the risk?
80% chance from which point? If you're talking about players who have yet to have the surgery that is a bigger risk than if you are talking about players like Carman who are further along the process having already had surgery and been medically cleared to return.
