saintsfan1976

Geez people - put the pitch forks down!

It's more common than you think, especially with players who twist and turn a lot. In fact, it's practically an epidemic in hockey.

In years past the injury was viewed as a groin "strain" or "pull" that simply needed rest.

Doctors today find that sports hernia surgery leads to a faster and fuller recovery.

So would you prefer players rest a groin that could be re-injured - say during a Superbowl run - or have surgery and fully recover in 3-4 weeks with little chance of re-injuring the site???


Calm down conspiracy theorists...