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[QUOTE="Cuseregular, post: 2754631, member: 185"]
ding ding ding, exactly.  Been teaching orthopedics nearly 30 years now that's my best educated guess too and that's my take as well for quite some time now:
[URL='https://syracusefan.com/threads/eric-has-to-be-hurt-the-last-two-games-he-hasnt-hit-anything.134703/#post-2720972']Eric has to be hurt. The last two games he hasnt hit anything.[/URL]

Not necessarily just from a hit or something, but from all his weight lifting being a significant contributing cause in the patient population I see with it and then a misfire throw into someones arm going the opposite way, or a fall onto your outstretched arm being the final straw.

You have labral tears and then you have LABRAL tears more the SLAP lesion type that can be big.  You don't play through those.  The smaller milder ones look like this and as many have said you can have good and bad days until post season when you might likely need to get it fixed surgically (like Terrance Roberts did with his "cartilage/meniscus" tear years back - its essentially the same stuff).

Lets hope one of his "good" days is this saturday!
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