Tim Howard

In some ways, Fluky, I get a little irritated when people say injuries are bad luck.

They're not all bad luck.

But this reminds me of, it brings me back to, and I can't speak to this for Ricardo Pepe, but I'm going to assume, and if I'm wrong, he can tweet about it or tell me or he can call us or whatever and say that's not true.

But when you watch kids who play one sport their whole life,

They don't learn how to use their body in all different ways and situations.

The way he fell was really interesting.

And it was like...

It didn't seem athletic, the way he fell.

It was bizarre.

He felt like an old man would fall in a Sunday league game.

It was ungraceful, unathletic.

I don't know if his foot got caught or something, so I'm going to give him some grace there.

But it just felt to me like a moment where because...

Again, if I'm wrong, tell me I'm wrong.

But because you only played one sport, you've never like slid into second base or you've never been trying to catch a football and you fall and brace your arm or you've never fallen on a basketball court.

And it just felt bizarre.

It feels like that.

It feels like it was just like this unathletic movement and all of a sudden that's what happened.

And I get it.

Like some people are athletic in different ways and all those things, but it just felt weird to me.