Sentences with phrase «broken left wrist»

Westbrook, who earned teammates» respect last season by playing with a broken left wrist, doesn't buy the notion that Snyder's win - now - or - else mentality has placed undue stress on the players.

He missed most of the»82 season because of a broken left wrist, but in a September trial with the White Sox, he batted.412 and had a slugging percentage of 1,000.

A month later, in a return appearance in Graham, I couldn't hold on when I landed and broke my left wrist, my right knee and a couple of ribs.

Catcher Todd Hundley was having a breakthrough year when he broke his left wrist in late July.

PRO FOOTBALL — Pittsburgh Quarterback Terry Bradshaw broke his left wrist in the first half, backup Mike Kruczek separated a shoulder in the fourth quarter, rookie Tony Dungy threw two interceptions (after earlier intercepting one himself from his more customary safety position) and the Steelers dropped a 27 - 10 decision to Houston, which lost just one quarterback, Dan Pastorini with a sprained ankle.

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You must concentrate on two things: 1) let your left arm and left elbow lead the club head into the ball, and 2) don't let your wrists break at all until well into the follow - through.

Wall returned immediately after the commercial break but was grabbing his left wrist.

The ball is spun free with almost the same counterclockwise rotation of the wrist and fingers that a right - handed baseball pitcher would use in breaking off a fadeaway curve to a left - handed batter.

The men, Nick Porto, 27, and Kevin Atkins, 22, of Brooklyn, were joined by City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, State Senator Brad Hoylman and LGBT advocates on a crowded street corner just steps from where the suspects shouted gay slurs and left Porto with a broken nose and Atkins» wrist in a cast.

For instance, if a salesman comes to your apartment, trips on boxes that you've left in the hallway and breaks a wrist, you could be sued for negligence because of the hazard created by your boxes.