Any word on William Kirk?

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02-28-2026, 01:00 PM
AlSwearengen

Any word on William Kirk?

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02-28-2026, 01:14 PM
somebodyshotmypaw

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Originally Posted by AlSwearengen

Any word on William Kirk

No word that I know of. But I am expecting it to be a lengthy absence, possibly the entire season. Rumor is that he may have torn his ACL (knee).
02-28-2026, 02:29 PM
The Federalist Engineer

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Originally Posted by somebodyshotmypaw

No word that I know of. But I am expecting it to be a lengthy absence, possibly the entire season. Rumor is that he may have torn his ACL (knee).

Dang that's too bad. 2nd knee. These are running back injuries not for a baseball pitcher. I'll hope for the best news for this young man.

A very amateur physical therapist opinion this dude should be wearing knee and patella support compression under his uniform. When I went from track running to trail and cobble stone running. I thought I killed my knees in Italy. Running on trails and medieval roads gave me horrible pain and injury concerns.

Then I wore low profile support and it was a cheat code, I can run 17 miles and I get bored before I get tired. Power runs with 6,000 feet elevation gains.
02-28-2026, 03:37 PM
Really Clark?

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Originally Posted by The Federalist Engineer

Dang that's too bad. 2nd knee. These are running back injuries not for a baseball pitcher. I'll hope for the best news for this young man.

A very amateur physical therapist opinion this dude should be wearing knee and patella support compression under his uniform. When I went from track running to trail and cobble stone running. I thought I killed my knees in Italy. Running on trails and medieval roads gave me horrible pain and injury concerns.

Then I wore low profile support and it was a cheat code, I can run 17 miles and I get bored before I get tired. Power runs with 6,000 feet elevation gains.

With all due respect, screw you and your 17 mile bored runs!! Lol. Good on you brother!