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Steve Angeli: Torn Achilles
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[QUOTE="Niastri, post: 5711261, member: 722"] Whether it is just residual stiffness or if he is still in pain is important. He might be able to play through both or neither. Either might affect his ability to play at a high level. It might be an injury he feels for the rest of his life. I still feel my 35 year old ACL and MCL injuries a lot of days. I can't imagine an Achilles is any more forgiving. I had about 20 other injuries I don't remember because they healed completely. The hope is Angeli's recovery will be complete enough to allow him to play at his previous level and eventually even forget about. [/QUOTE]
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