All articles tagged with #player health
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Hogs Haven
Jayden Daniels, dealing with a knee sprain and wearing a brace, feels good and is confident in his ability to return to play, but will wait for medical clearance. He also commented on team dynamics with Terry McLaurin's potential absence and the overall team confidence after three weeks.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by The Tennis Gazette
The ATP and WTA Tours are urged to hold an urgent meeting to address serious issues with the tennis calendar, including player withdrawals due to fatigue and illness, as well as tournament organization problems highlighted by the Cincinnati Open. These issues threaten the health of players and the quality of the sport, prompting calls for immediate action to prevent further problems. The 2025 tennis season is nearing its end with 20 tournaments remaining, including the US Open starting August 24.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by BBC
Garry Ringrose's decision to withdraw from the Lions' second Test due to concussion symptoms highlights the increasing focus on player safety and concussion protocols in rugby, emphasizing the seriousness with which players and officials now treat head injuries.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by The Smoking Cuban
The article discusses the rise in Achilles injuries in the NBA, highlighting Tyrese Haliburton’s gruesome injury and its implications for Luka Doncic, whose decision to delay returning from a calf strain proved to be the right choice. It criticizes the Dallas Mavericks' management and training staff for rushing players back from injuries, which may have contributed to the surge in Achilles tears, and questions the rationale behind trading Doncic, emphasizing the need for better management and accountability within the franchise.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Dallas News
The Texas Rangers' offense is performing poorly in 2025, prompting multiple lineup and strategy adjustments, including emphasizing health, platooning players, and considering long-term player development to improve their offensive output.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Guardian
Fiorentina midfielder Edoardo Bove collapsed on the pitch during a Serie A match against Inter Milan, leading to the game's suspension. Bove, who is on loan from Roma, was taken to Careggi hospital where he regained consciousness and was breathing independently. The incident occurred during a VAR check, prompting medical staff to rush to his aid and players to form a protective circle around him. The match will be rescheduled, with Inter chairman Giuseppe Marotta emphasizing the importance of community and player safety in the decision to postpone.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Pride Of Detroit
The Detroit Lions faced several injuries in their game against the Indianapolis Colts, with key players like Kalif Raymond, David Montgomery, Taylor Decker, and Carlton Davis affected. Raymond's foot injury is considered the most serious, while Montgomery and Decker are optimistic about playing in the upcoming Thanksgiving game against the Chicago Bears. Davis's knee injury is less clear, but he remains hopeful. Coach Dan Campbell is cautious about their availability for Thursday's game.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Athletic
Chet Holmgren's recent hip injury during a game against the Golden State Warriors highlights a troubling trend of increasing injuries among NBA players, despite efforts to improve player health. This season has already seen significant players like Kevin Durant and Zion Williamson sidelined. The NBA's attempts to manage player participation have not fully addressed the issue, as the league struggles to keep its stars on the court. Meanwhile, Oklahoma City Thunder adapts to Holmgren's absence with unconventional lineups, reflecting broader challenges faced by teams dealing with frequent player injuries.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Packers Wire
The Green Bay Packers are using their bye week to focus on healing key players who have been dealing with injuries. Notable players needing recovery include QB Jordan Love, CB Jaire Alexander, and DL Kenny Clark, among others. The team hopes that the rest will allow these players to return to full strength, which is crucial for their performance in the remaining games of the season.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
The Kansas City Chiefs canceled practice after a backup player experienced a medical emergency and was taken to a hospital, where he is now in stable condition. The team plans to resume offseason activities tomorrow.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
Coco Gauff criticized the French Open and tennis tournaments for late match schedules, citing health concerns. She highlighted the issue of matches ending as late as 3 a.m., which disrupts players' routines and recovery. Gauff's comments follow her win over Elisabetta Cocciaretto, advancing her to the French Open quarterfinals. She suggested that the sport should consider rules to prevent matches from starting too late to protect players' health and safety.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Coco Gauff criticized the scheduling of late-night matches at the French Open, calling 3 a.m. finishes unhealthy for players. She suggested implementing a cutoff time for night matches to start, emphasizing the need for player welfare. Other players, including Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek, echoed her concerns, highlighting the difficulty in recovery and the impact on their schedules. Gauff also advocated for players having more input in tournament scheduling decisions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
The NFL is pushing for an 18-game regular season, which will require complex negotiations between team owners and the players' union over revenue sharing, player health benefits, and offseason restructuring. The league aims to finalize this before renegotiating its TV and streaming deals in 2029, but achieving a 50-50 revenue split and other player demands will be contentious.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NFL.com
The NFL Players Association is finalizing a proposal to overhaul the offseason workout program starting in 2025, eliminating voluntary on-field work in the spring in favor of a longer training camp ramp-up. The proposal, expected this summer, aims to reduce injuries and maximize recovery time, with players reporting from mid-June to early July. Changes require agreement with the NFL as offseason work rules are collectively bargained.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Athletic
New York Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole criticized MLB's response to the rise of pitcher injuries, particularly regarding the impact of the pitch clock. Cole emphasized that multiple factors contribute to arm injuries, including the importance of maximum velocity and spin, advanced hitters, smaller strike zones, crackdown on sticky substances, and equipment improvements. He expressed frustration with MLB's dismissive stance and called for more collaborative efforts to prioritize player health and address the complex issues affecting pitchers.