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5/5/2024 8:27am
Dude, the UCL does NOT go from your thumb to your elbow. There are TWO separate UCL's, one on the thumb and one on the elbow...

Dude, the UCL does NOT go from your thumb to your elbow. There are TWO separate UCL's, one on the thumb and one on the elbow. Not doubting you tore your UCL, but geez the bad information on here from people just straight up giving the wrong facts is wild.

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Cool! Another interwebs Doctor weighs in. You saying my PCP (decades in Sports medicine) + Ortho surgeons and rehab team all lied to me about start...

Cool! Another interwebs Doctor weighs in. You saying my PCP (decades in Sports medicine) + Ortho surgeons and rehab team all lied to me about start and end point of UCL? maybe consult something other than WebMD or Siri?

"The ulnar collateral ligament complex is located on the inside of the elbow (pinky or medial side). It is attached on one side to the humerus (the bone of the upper arm) and on the other side to the ulna (a bone in the forearm). A UCL consists of three bands or divisions: the anterior (front), posterior (back) and transverse (across) bands."

Read your own post, you literally just proved me right. Period. I've HAD the injury and surgery. 

Humerus is upper arm, ulna is forearm, like you just said....BOTH at the elbow.

So before you make yourself look even LESS educated and self-righteous, go ask your ortho. He will tell you I'm right, because, well, facts. You think the UCL in the elbow connects the humorous to the ulna, but at the wrist? You misunderstood your docs.

Again, TWO different UCL'S

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Read your own post, you literally just proved me right. Period. I've HAD the injury and surgery.  Humerus is upper arm, ulna is forearm, like you...

Read your own post, you literally just proved me right. Period. I've HAD the injury and surgery. 

Humerus is upper arm, ulna is forearm, like you just said....BOTH at the elbow.

So before you make yourself look even LESS educated and self-righteous, go ask your ortho. He will tell you I'm right, because, well, facts. You think the UCL in the elbow connects the humorous to the ulna, but at the wrist? You misunderstood your docs.

Again, TWO different UCL'S

I never said it was 1 continuous ligament end2end. My original topic reply I said "UCL goes from Thumb to elbow". UCL is NOT 2 separate UCLs- the entire 3 band ligament structure is called UCL.

 

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5/5/2024 9:03am
Read your own post, you literally just proved me right. Period. I've HAD the injury and surgery.  Humerus is upper arm, ulna is forearm, like you...

Read your own post, you literally just proved me right. Period. I've HAD the injury and surgery. 

Humerus is upper arm, ulna is forearm, like you just said....BOTH at the elbow.

So before you make yourself look even LESS educated and self-righteous, go ask your ortho. He will tell you I'm right, because, well, facts. You think the UCL in the elbow connects the humorous to the ulna, but at the wrist? You misunderstood your docs.

Again, TWO different UCL'S

RDnutz wrote:
I never said it was 1 continuous ligament end2end. My original topic reply I said "UCL goes from Thumb to elbow". UCL is NOT 2 separate...

I never said it was 1 continuous ligament end2end. My original topic reply I said "UCL goes from Thumb to elbow". UCL is NOT 2 separate UCLs- the entire 3 band ligament structure is called UCL.

 

Dude let it go. You are just simply WRONG. The UCL bundle in the elbow is completely unrelated and separate from the UCL in the thumb. Period. End of story.

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5/5/2024 9:10am

I fugged my metacarpal up pretty bad back in March and am almost two weeks out of having my pins out post surgery and I can barely even grip a pen to scribble. I couldn’t imagine trying to ride SX with dramatically reduced grip.

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5/5/2024 9:20am

Soooooo is Webb officially done for supercross?

5/5/2024 9:26am

Well, we know it can happen because Eli had it happen to him last year, but its not likely that Jett will have a 0 points race in Salt Lake. Webb will need to finish 2nd to win the championship if that did happen.

Gotta give it a go.

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ando wrote:

UCL, connects thumb to the back of the hand.  Requires surgical repair, and without it you have drastically reduced grip strength.

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UCL goes from Thumb to elbow. Many baseball pitchers tear theirs at elbow. Tommy John surgery for this named after a MLB pitcher. I detached mine...

UCL goes from Thumb to elbow. Many baseball pitchers tear theirs at elbow. Tommy John surgery for this named after a MLB pitcher. I detached mine at thumb on throttle hand back in 2006 when I fell off balance out of truck unloading an ATV and hit the loading ramp and bent my thumb all the back to forearm area above my wrist. Had a same day procedure where they attached the ligament with a pin in my thumb. Was in a hard cast for a couple months, then a soft cast I could remove for showers, PT, etc. I started riding carefully with the soft cast after trimming it down to make my glove fit. Overall time for full healing and rehab was about 3 months IIRC.

Walker Buehler of the Dodgers is returning Monday after almost two years of recovery from getting tearing his UCL and getting Tommy John surgery. Pitching is...

Walker Buehler of the Dodgers is returning Monday after almost two years of recovery from getting tearing his UCL and getting Tommy John surgery. Pitching is a totally different movement than what riders do on the bike, but it’s still a very serious injury and recovery time for Webb will be long. You riding with a cast three months after surgery is wild lol. 

Yes, pitchers have Tommy Johns the career ender for many because it is elbow related, and the throwing motion from breaking balls. Not at the thumb though. 

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Soooooo is Webb officially done for supercross?

He said he'll line up for SLC. 

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Read your own post, you literally just proved me right. Period. I've HAD the injury and surgery.  Humerus is upper arm, ulna is forearm, like you...

Read your own post, you literally just proved me right. Period. I've HAD the injury and surgery. 

Humerus is upper arm, ulna is forearm, like you just said....BOTH at the elbow.

So before you make yourself look even LESS educated and self-righteous, go ask your ortho. He will tell you I'm right, because, well, facts. You think the UCL in the elbow connects the humorous to the ulna, but at the wrist? You misunderstood your docs.

Again, TWO different UCL'S

RDnutz wrote:
I never said it was 1 continuous ligament end2end. My original topic reply I said "UCL goes from Thumb to elbow". UCL is NOT 2 separate...

I never said it was 1 continuous ligament end2end. My original topic reply I said "UCL goes from Thumb to elbow". UCL is NOT 2 separate UCLs- the entire 3 band ligament structure is called UCL.

 

You're really struggling to get past the fact that these two different and unrelated ligaments that have nothing in common other than connecting to opposite ends of the same big long bone were unfortunately given the same name. 

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Yes, pitchers have Tommy Johns the career ender for many because it is elbow related, and the throwing motion from breaking balls. Not at the thumb...

Yes, pitchers have Tommy Johns the career ender for many because it is elbow related, and the throwing motion from breaking balls. Not at the thumb though. 

TJ surgery is way too common now. Seems like a forgone conclusion for any pitcher that throws 95+. The surgery has gotten a lot better though and it’s not unheard of for pitchers to come back stronger from it. 

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Yes, pitchers have Tommy Johns the career ender for many because it is elbow related, and the throwing motion from breaking balls. Not at the thumb...

Yes, pitchers have Tommy Johns the career ender for many because it is elbow related, and the throwing motion from breaking balls. Not at the thumb though. 

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TJ surgery is way too common now. Seems like a forgone conclusion for any pitcher that throws 95+. The surgery has gotten a lot better though...

TJ surgery is way too common now. Seems like a forgone conclusion for any pitcher that throws 95+. The surgery has gotten a lot better though and it’s not unheard of for pitchers to come back stronger from it. 

I agree with the more common, not stronger aspect. Any time you go under the knife you lose a little something. Now, a pitcher taking the time to properly rehab and even strengthen their arm is a different story. Many times those guys are shot with toroidal and go through the wringer and not the subsequent proper rest and rehab during the season. It isn’t all that different from the NFL in that regard. My cousin is a sports agent for baseball players and a former pro himself. Pretty wild the stories you can hear that never see the light of day 

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He put up a great fight and incredibly impressive he kept it this close with the injury.  Tomac was also nursing an issue he didn't tell us about and all of these guys are probably hurting in some aspect.  

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33 weeks*

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Yeah, that’s what I’m leaning towards as well since a UCL requires surgery. Tough out the last SX and then get it repaired and be back...

Yeah, that’s what I’m leaning towards as well since a UCL requires surgery. Tough out the last SX and then get it repaired and be back for a couple motos late in the season (hopefully) and then SMX. 

is this the same thing Baggett tore in 2017?

I’m assuming so because it was only reported as a torn ligament in his thumb and a UCL is more common than an RCL tear but that was not the problem that ended his career. It was a few years later that he developed a Ganglion Cyst in his throttle hand that ultimately made it difficult to ride since it would send sharp pain throughout his entire hand anytime he hit a bump basically .

Here’s the thing, though. Webb also tore his UCL back in 2017 at the MXGP of America. Got surgery in September and was back on the bike in November and started prep for the 2018 season. I wonder if it’s the same thumb. 

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Its called a UCL And we saw Mr. Bean looking like he needs some anti depressants after another loss to the aussie boys.  Another great 100%...

Its called a UCL

And we saw Mr. Bean looking like he needs some anti depressants after another loss to the aussie boys.  Another great 100% expected outcome.

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How big do you feel of yourself after that post?   Who did you high five or chest bump after you hit submit?

This place has gotten so close Instagram, it is getting hard to read.  I miss the days of Lenny, Raining Yellow, bears, when the content on...

This place has gotten so close Instagram, it is getting hard to read.  I miss the days of Lenny, Raining Yellow, bears, when the content on these boards had substance.

Heck, I was even just reading my local TN FB MX groups yesterday, and a certain Vital poster that had a lot of Stark influence recently moved from LA to Nashville where he has been for a year.  He basically said "this place sucks, moto here sucks, I am moving"  which similar to the comment above, probably made himself feel better.  Not at all thinking he looks like an ass because if you moved 2500 miles across the country, you should have been intelligent enough to know what you were moving to, and also, no chance the locals could see that as in insult?  I could basically hear everybody saying "don't let the door hit you on the way out".

Understandably you may not like my first post, but im lost on how my "Jett is necks level" post didn't hit the funny bone.

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5/5/2024 1:46pm Edited Date/Time 5/5/2024 1:48pm

I have a feeling we will see Webb sit out the outdoor season. He will make this last race just incase something happens. But I don’t see him struggling through the outdoors the same way. Might even of had some influence on Tomac deciding to do outdoors.

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Soooooo is Webb officially done for supercross?

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He said he'll line up for SLC. 

My point of this post was the tone of that post race interview was him saying goodbye.

My prediction is an announcement from Yamaha this week that he won't be there.

You can hear it in him,he knows without making the official announcement himself then and there 

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5/5/2024 1:57pm

Wait… so is the UCL connected to the elbow or not?

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ando wrote:

UCL, connects thumb to the back of the hand.  Requires surgical repair, and without it you have drastically reduced grip strength.

RDnutz wrote:
UCL goes from Thumb to elbow. Many baseball pitchers tear theirs at elbow. Tommy John surgery for this named after a MLB pitcher. I detached mine...

UCL goes from Thumb to elbow. Many baseball pitchers tear theirs at elbow. Tommy John surgery for this named after a MLB pitcher. I detached mine at thumb on throttle hand back in 2006 when I fell off balance out of truck unloading an ATV and hit the loading ramp and bent my thumb all the back to forearm area above my wrist. Had a same day procedure where they attached the ligament with a pin in my thumb. Was in a hard cast for a couple months, then a soft cast I could remove for showers, PT, etc. I started riding carefully with the soft cast after trimming it down to make my glove fit. Overall time for full healing and rehab was about 3 months IIRC.

There are two UCLs.  I’ve has the same injury as Webb 12 months ago - which is the thumb UCL.  Mine wasn’t torn - instead the ligament had detached from the bone on my thumb.  Luckily the surgeon was able to re-extend the ligament and fix it to the bone, rather than having to do a graft.

This injury is also called skiers thumb or shooters thumb.

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5/5/2024 2:03pm

Soooooo is Webb officially done for supercross?

-MAVERICK- wrote:

He said he'll line up for SLC. 

OuTBoReD wrote:
My point of this post was the tone of that post race interview was him saying goodbye. My prediction is an announcement from Yamaha this week...

My point of this post was the tone of that post race interview was him saying goodbye.

My prediction is an announcement from Yamaha this week that he won't be there.

You can hear it in him,he knows without making the official announcement himself then and there 

I was thinking about the points and the chances of him winning if Jett did somehow score zero.  Webb would have to finish first or second - in other words beat Sexton, Hunter, Anderson, Barcia and Eli to 2nd or better.

Looking at his thumb injury and the way he was riding I just don’t see it happening.

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5/5/2024 3:04pm
ando wrote:

UCL, connects thumb to the back of the hand.  Requires surgical repair, and without it you have drastically reduced grip strength.

RDnutz wrote:
UCL goes from Thumb to elbow. Many baseball pitchers tear theirs at elbow. Tommy John surgery for this named after a MLB pitcher. I detached mine...

UCL goes from Thumb to elbow. Many baseball pitchers tear theirs at elbow. Tommy John surgery for this named after a MLB pitcher. I detached mine at thumb on throttle hand back in 2006 when I fell off balance out of truck unloading an ATV and hit the loading ramp and bent my thumb all the back to forearm area above my wrist. Had a same day procedure where they attached the ligament with a pin in my thumb. Was in a hard cast for a couple months, then a soft cast I could remove for showers, PT, etc. I started riding carefully with the soft cast after trimming it down to make my glove fit. Overall time for full healing and rehab was about 3 months IIRC.

ando wrote:
There are two UCLs.  I’ve has the same injury as Webb 12 months ago - which is the thumb UCL.  Mine wasn’t torn - instead the...

There are two UCLs.  I’ve has the same injury as Webb 12 months ago - which is the thumb UCL.  Mine wasn’t torn - instead the ligament had detached from the bone on my thumb.  Luckily the surgeon was able to re-extend the ligament and fix it to the bone, rather than having to do a graft.

This injury is also called skiers thumb or shooters thumb.

Hey look, someone who actually knows! The more medical term is a Stener or Steners Lesion.

If that's what his actual injury is, no way is he making the start of the outdoors. It would be pushing it to make it back this year at all. Look at Ferrandis' injury/surgery to return to racing time frame. 

I'll also say this, he's a badass for riding the way he did yesterday with that injury. Yes you can work around it a little bit, but if you flex that thumb the wrong way AT ALL, it's incredibly painful and you have almost zero strength for some motions. 

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So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals. 
 

Had he even done 5 National races since 2019? 
 

They say he’s had this injury since Alabama, but he’s won twice since then. 
 

This all just sounds like a lame ass excuse to get out of the Nationals because he knows he’s going to get his ass handed to him. 

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So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals.    Had he even done 5 National races since 2019?    They...

So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals. 
 

Had he even done 5 National races since 2019? 
 

They say he’s had this injury since Alabama, but he’s won twice since then. 
 

This all just sounds like a lame ass excuse to get out of the Nationals because he knows he’s going to get his ass handed to him. 

So are you saying he is faking it?  You could tell he was in pain. Showed him taking his hand off the grip in the air and not even gripping the bars right when he landed. They say this injury requires surgery so I would assume he’s not going to race nationals. I wouldn’t call it an excuse. I’m sure he didn’t plan on having this injury while in the fight for a sx championship. 

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So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals.    Had he even done 5 National races since 2019?    They...

So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals. 
 

Had he even done 5 National races since 2019? 
 

They say he’s had this injury since Alabama, but he’s won twice since then. 
 

This all just sounds like a lame ass excuse to get out of the Nationals because he knows he’s going to get his ass handed to him. 

Juice780 wrote:
So are you saying he is faking it?  You could tell he was in pain. Showed him taking his hand off the grip in the air...

So are you saying he is faking it?  You could tell he was in pain. Showed him taking his hand off the grip in the air and not even gripping the bars right when he landed. They say this injury requires surgery so I would assume he’s not going to race nationals. I wouldn’t call it an excuse. I’m sure he didn’t plan on having this injury while in the fight for a sx championship. 

They say he’s had it since Alabama. That was 8 rounds ago. Didn’t bother him at all until THIS weekend. He got his ass kicked last week and claimed arm pump. Never even HINTED about a wrist issue.  
 

So yes, I’m calling complete bullshit. It’s easy to fake shit when you know the cameras are watching. He does not like racing outdoors. If this was the first time, maybe. The dude has raced MAYBE 5 nationals in the last 4 years and he DOES NOT have a SX only contract and never has. 

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Anyone else hear on the broadcast when they mentioned that doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong with Webb? They said they couldn't find any breaks or tears. Then Webb mentioned the UCL in the last interview of the night. 

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So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals.    Had he even done 5 National races since 2019?    They...

So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals. 
 

Had he even done 5 National races since 2019? 
 

They say he’s had this injury since Alabama, but he’s won twice since then. 
 

This all just sounds like a lame ass excuse to get out of the Nationals because he knows he’s going to get his ass handed to him. 

Juice780 wrote:
So are you saying he is faking it?  You could tell he was in pain. Showed him taking his hand off the grip in the air...

So are you saying he is faking it?  You could tell he was in pain. Showed him taking his hand off the grip in the air and not even gripping the bars right when he landed. They say this injury requires surgery so I would assume he’s not going to race nationals. I wouldn’t call it an excuse. I’m sure he didn’t plan on having this injury while in the fight for a sx championship. 

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They say he’s had it since Alabama. That was 8 rounds ago. Didn’t bother him at all until THIS weekend. He got his ass kicked last...

They say he’s had it since Alabama. That was 8 rounds ago. Didn’t bother him at all until THIS weekend. He got his ass kicked last week and claimed arm pump. Never even HINTED about a wrist issue.  
 

So yes, I’m calling complete bullshit. It’s easy to fake shit when you know the cameras are watching. He does not like racing outdoors. If this was the first time, maybe. The dude has raced MAYBE 5 nationals in the last 4 years and he DOES NOT have a SX only contract and never has. 

He's raced 16 nationals going back to the 2021 season.

Is he super pissed he's not racing the nationals? Probably not. Is he making an excuse or lying? Probably not.

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stefantray wrote:
So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals.    Had he even done 5 National races since 2019?    They...

So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals. 
 

Had he even done 5 National races since 2019? 
 

They say he’s had this injury since Alabama, but he’s won twice since then. 
 

This all just sounds like a lame ass excuse to get out of the Nationals because he knows he’s going to get his ass handed to him. 

Juice780 wrote:
So are you saying he is faking it?  You could tell he was in pain. Showed him taking his hand off the grip in the air...

So are you saying he is faking it?  You could tell he was in pain. Showed him taking his hand off the grip in the air and not even gripping the bars right when he landed. They say this injury requires surgery so I would assume he’s not going to race nationals. I wouldn’t call it an excuse. I’m sure he didn’t plan on having this injury while in the fight for a sx championship. 

stefantray wrote:
They say he’s had it since Alabama. That was 8 rounds ago. Didn’t bother him at all until THIS weekend. He got his ass kicked last...

They say he’s had it since Alabama. That was 8 rounds ago. Didn’t bother him at all until THIS weekend. He got his ass kicked last week and claimed arm pump. Never even HINTED about a wrist issue.  
 

So yes, I’m calling complete bullshit. It’s easy to fake shit when you know the cameras are watching. He does not like racing outdoors. If this was the first time, maybe. The dude has raced MAYBE 5 nationals in the last 4 years and he DOES NOT have a SX only contract and never has. 

Somewhere they said he injured it initially at Birmingham, but not too bad, then aggravated it at a later round.

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stefantray wrote:
So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals.    Had he even done 5 National races since 2019?    They...

So once again, Webb finds a way to slither out of doing any Nationals. 
 

Had he even done 5 National races since 2019? 
 

They say he’s had this injury since Alabama, but he’s won twice since then. 
 

This all just sounds like a lame ass excuse to get out of the Nationals because he knows he’s going to get his ass handed to him. 

Juice780 wrote:
So are you saying he is faking it?  You could tell he was in pain. Showed him taking his hand off the grip in the air...

So are you saying he is faking it?  You could tell he was in pain. Showed him taking his hand off the grip in the air and not even gripping the bars right when he landed. They say this injury requires surgery so I would assume he’s not going to race nationals. I wouldn’t call it an excuse. I’m sure he didn’t plan on having this injury while in the fight for a sx championship. 

stefantray wrote:
They say he’s had it since Alabama. That was 8 rounds ago. Didn’t bother him at all until THIS weekend. He got his ass kicked last...

They say he’s had it since Alabama. That was 8 rounds ago. Didn’t bother him at all until THIS weekend. He got his ass kicked last week and claimed arm pump. Never even HINTED about a wrist issue.  
 

So yes, I’m calling complete bullshit. It’s easy to fake shit when you know the cameras are watching. He does not like racing outdoors. If this was the first time, maybe. The dude has raced MAYBE 5 nationals in the last 4 years and he DOES NOT have a SX only contract and never has. 

Well I’m calling bullshit he is faking it. He had a legit chance to win the sx championship. So you think he Decided this round he was gonna fake and injury and slow down so he doesn’t have to race outdoors?

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OuTBoReD wrote:
My point of this post was the tone of that post race interview was him saying goodbye. My prediction is an announcement from Yamaha this week...

My point of this post was the tone of that post race interview was him saying goodbye.

My prediction is an announcement from Yamaha this week that he won't be there.

You can hear it in him,he knows without making the official announcement himself then and there 

What the hell are you talking about, he’s going to leave Star because of…?

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My point of this post was the tone of that post race interview was him saying goodbye. My prediction is an announcement from Yamaha this week...

My point of this post was the tone of that post race interview was him saying goodbye.

My prediction is an announcement from Yamaha this week that he won't be there.

You can hear it in him,he knows without making the official announcement himself then and there 

zehn wrote:

What the hell are you talking about, he’s going to leave Star because of…?

Won't be at Salt Lake.

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ando wrote:

UCL, connects thumb to the back of the hand.  Requires surgical repair, and without it you have drastically reduced grip strength.

RDnutz wrote:
UCL goes from Thumb to elbow. Many baseball pitchers tear theirs at elbow. Tommy John surgery for this named after a MLB pitcher. I detached mine...

UCL goes from Thumb to elbow. Many baseball pitchers tear theirs at elbow. Tommy John surgery for this named after a MLB pitcher. I detached mine at thumb on throttle hand back in 2006 when I fell off balance out of truck unloading an ATV and hit the loading ramp and bent my thumb all the back to forearm area above my wrist. Had a same day procedure where they attached the ligament with a pin in my thumb. Was in a hard cast for a couple months, then a soft cast I could remove for showers, PT, etc. I started riding carefully with the soft cast after trimming it down to make my glove fit. Overall time for full healing and rehab was about 3 months IIRC.

ando wrote:
There are two UCLs.  I’ve has the same injury as Webb 12 months ago - which is the thumb UCL.  Mine wasn’t torn - instead the...

There are two UCLs.  I’ve has the same injury as Webb 12 months ago - which is the thumb UCL.  Mine wasn’t torn - instead the ligament had detached from the bone on my thumb.  Luckily the surgeon was able to re-extend the ligament and fix it to the bone, rather than having to do a graft.

This injury is also called skiers thumb or shooters thumb.

Previously known as gamekeeper's thumb. Google can tell you how it got the name and you'll understand why it goes by other names now.

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