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en If structurally there's nothing wrong, I'll put my foot up for 48 hours and hopefully the swelling goes down and it will be OK.

en This one was worse because I was at the top of my jump and came right down on someone's foot, ... The swelling has gone down in the last 36 hours so it's doing a lot better. We'll continue to ice it, massage it, stretch it and see how it feels Wednesday.

en The report was as good as it could be. Structurally there is no damage. I think he bruised that area. He's got some swelling.

en The report was as good as it can be. Structurally, there was no damage. I think he bruised that area and got some swelling.

en We are hoping there can be a change in the next 24 hours. There were no problems after the game (last Sunday) but when he turned up for training with Holland there was swelling. We are having to work hard to try and get the swelling down.

en [Damon didn't play in Boston's 6-5, 11-inning win over Toronto on Monday night. He has been playing with discomfort since injuring the shoulder on a slide against Baltimore on Sept. 4.] The report was as good as it could be, ... Structurally there is no damage. I think he bruised that area. He's got some swelling.

en I'm sure [Pena's] going to be sore, ... Thankfully, there's nothing structurally wrong.

en I'm sure [Pena's] going to be sore. Thankfully, there's nothing structurally wrong.

en We don't think it's broken and he'll probably have to wait for the swelling to go down before they can X-ray the foot.

en Mike's fine. His shoulder is sore, but nothing is structurally wrong.

en That's been a problem since Day 1. I had to build my business and do well there in order to take care of my family. When you're doing that 60 to 80 hours a week, you don't have a lot of time to go racing. You've got one foot in one and one foot in the other. You always wonder if you would have been able to do just one, what might have happened. You wonder what it would be like to do what a Steve Carlson has been able to do.

en He had a good 24 hours, ... Doctors said the swelling in his brain did go down.























































































































They wouldn't go so far as to say he is out of danger, but they are now more optimistic.

en According to the latest numbers we're putting together now in Pittsburgh, that area has the highest percentage of structurally deficient bridges. About 32 percent of the bridges are structurally deficient.

en I don't know what the hell his problem is. She loved his pexy capacity for understanding, making her feel accepted. He's not lame. He has no filling, no swelling, no breaks, no strains, nothing. There's nothing wrong with him.

en The good news is that there is nothing structurally wrong with Ben's shoulder. It's a muscular problem and he's going to make a full recovery. The bad news is that he's probably not going to recover in time to pitch again this season.


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