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    Reconstruction In Baseball

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    They started with 43 MLB pitchers who had undergone UCL reconstructive surgery, Tommy John surgery, and then required revision reconstruction between 1996 and 2012. Ten of the forty-three were excluded for various reasons. With the remaining thirty-three, they conducted a case-controlled study. They found the player’s history on open…

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    Clayton Kershaw is on the mend from a lower back injury, but before the All-Star break, he was looking like the presumptive NL Cy Young winner. Unfortunately, he still hasn’t made it back from his injury, but it seems like he will be returning pretty soon. If I was going to go out on a prediction on what day he will return, it would probably be in this upcoming week. Clayton Kershaw finished off the first half of the season with a 1.79 ERA, 0.73 WHIP, and an impressive 9 walks in 121 innings…

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    Introduction The article aims to use stress ultrasonography to evaluate elbow ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) which is a problem that has become more prevalent amongst professional pitchers. As such, the UCL thickness and ulnohumeral gapping are measured with the moving arc of the stress test acting as a guideline. Methodology Ultrasonography is the method that was used for purposes of assessing 70 asymptomatic baseball pitchers’ UCL while undergoing spring training. In addition, a linear-array…

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    I am reading Pretty Tough by Liz Tigelaar, and I finished the book. This book was about two sisters who did not have anything in coming except their last name. Krista, one of the most pretty and popular girl in school did not want to be seen in private with her nerd and total freak sister Charlie Brown. When they both end up in the same soccer team, they both learn that sisters is more than friendship and that by working together they can go far. I am also reading Once was Lost by Sara Zarr,…

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    other sports. This year round throwing and arm fatigue is putting more stress on pitchers’ elbows than ever before. This is part of the reason why the number of UCL Reconstructions, commonly know as Tommy John Surgery, is on the rise and does not show any signs of stopping. What is Tommy John Surgery? Tommy John Surgery is a surgery that is used to repair a torn ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow. There are some accessory tendons in the forearm or hamstring. These accessory tendons…

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    were many forms of music in the 1930s, it was one of the greatest eras for music. Thomas (also known as Tommy) Dorsey was one of the amazing composers of the time period. He was so talented that he and his brother, Jimmy, had a movie made about themselves The Fabulous Dorseys. Tommy Dorsey was by far, the greatest musician of the decade. Dorsey had an unbelievable amount of natural talent. Dorsey was “born in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania on November 19, 1905” (Yanow 191). He grew up to be a great…

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    in music changed dramatically. In the mainstream it moved from the bland and unchallenging "sweet" sound of Guy Lombardo and the Jazz Age dance bands to the more rhythmically involved horn arrangements of the Swing Era such as Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey. Early jazz and blues first heard in the thirties clearly demonstrate the emergence of significant musical forms…

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    Sinatra beat Crosby, his inspiration, in a poll for Top Band Vocalist. After creating four solo pieces, on January of 1942, he was ready to leave Dorsey’s band. Dorsey and Sinatra were very close friends. Dorsey was even the godfather of Frank Sinatra’s daughter. Sadly, the friendship ended when Frank left. By December of the same year, he made $1250 a week with the Benny Goodman band. He was then in the movie Higher and Higher. MGM…

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    nation. Frank had turned insufferably cocky now that all the girls were only coming to the shows to listen to him sing and scream his name. These girls were called bobby soxers because they wore a certain type of bobby socks. Frank’s time with Tommy Dorsey and his band would not last any longer than June 1, 1943 because Manie Sacks offered Frank a record deal with Columbia records. Shortly after, Frank received news that he had been named Male Vocalist of the Year by Down Beat polls. This was…

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    the records only sold around 8000, being extremely far away from being a hit. Even if they performed for certain people and became broke and unsuccessful. Once they began playing in Chicago’s Hotel Sherman and the amazing band leader Tommy Dorsey were also there. Dorsey needed a vocal in his band and offered Frank Sinatra one hundred dollars a week. Frank Sinatra clearly remembers those days of singing as a “wonderful six month experience”. Sinatra continued singing with them until January 1940…

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