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And we've since found out that what happened was essentially... Well, Maja said that the player wanted to go out.

Well, players do too, but sometimes players probably need to be safe from themselves.

Right, yep.

To be fair.

But by the same token, a cork is often an injury too where if you can get around, you continue to play with it because the severity of it, we don't really know.

It differs with everybody.

So if you can run still, you play.

If you can't run, you don't play.

Simple as that.

Now, I did find it interesting though when Mariner went off the field, he stayed warm.

He didn't.

whack ice on it, which is the normal process, what you would do to try and stop the blood coming into the injury.

He stayed warm in case he needed to go back out.

Now he did obviously go back out.

Now what we led to believe happened after that is later that night,

The blood was going into the muscle as it does.

Whenever you injure a muscle, it causes a severe blow like a cork is.

The bruising, the blood goes in there to essentially begin the healing process.

But it wasn't flushing through.

It was basically getting captured in the