Harrison Wind

But for athletes, you know, you they have surgery.

They're not going to play.

Right.

That's just right.

They're going to be out for some time.

So the hardest part of being a sports medicine doc is what can you play with safely?

What treatments, what interventions, what physical therapy, what things can I offer you that are safe and reasonable that would allow you to play?

And wouldn't cause long-term harm for you.

And that's the biggest thing that you try and have these open conversations with athletes.

Because I'm telling you, look, it's not a heart condition.

These guys have a lot on the line.

I mean, I can give you a crazy story.

I mean, I had a player, and I won't say anything because I don't want to give any information out, but...

He had a bad injury.

I don't say bad injury.

He had pretty decent ligament sprain on the field.

Comes out of the game.

I don't think he's safe to go back to play, okay?

He is begging me because he is six plays shy of a massive contract incentive.

I have no idea.