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Never heard of a bone bruise taking a month to heal, usually that’s a 10 day injury at best

Oh well par for the course for STL Cardinals

Not according to google

Katie Woo of Athletic first had the report.

It must be a DEEP bone bruise

Baseball Savant wrote: ↑07 Apr 2025 17:32 pm Never heard of a bone bruise taking a month to heal, usually that’s a 10 day injury at best

Oh well par for the course for STL Cardinals

A knee bruise is much more serious for a catcher than a position player being in the squat position.

He will be out until late May at the minimum

hmoss859 wrote: ↑07 Apr 2025 17:46 pm

Baseball Savant wrote: ↑07 Apr 2025 17:32 pm Never heard of a bone bruise taking a month to heal, usually that’s a 10 day injury at best

Oh well par for the course for STL Cardinals

A knee bruise is much more serious for a catcher than a position player being in the squat position.

He will be out until late May at the minimum

I can see IH DHing before he is ready to catch.

He isnt a good catcher, everyone steals on him., not sure why he isn't the full time DH

Four weeks?

Rub some dirt on it lets go..

good news...not an ACL
bad news...four weeks

Baseball Savant wrote: ↑07 Apr 2025 17:32 pm Never heard of a bone bruise taking a month to heal, usually that’s a 10 day injury at best

Oh well par for the course for STL Cardinals

As Clubmaker suggested to you , Google it . Did you ?
If not, I did . I found out that a mild bone bruise is usually in the 2-4 week time period. A more serious bone bruise can be several months in healing. COuld write more but go ahead and research 'bone bruise ' yourself . What is your source for Your '10 day injury at best' comment .

Baseball Savant wrote: ↑07 Apr 2025 17:32 pm Never heard of a bone bruise taking a month to heal, usually that’s a 10 day injury at best

Oh well par for the course for STL Cardinals

I'd say a bruise that caused him to collapse is rather serious.

The question is, how did it happen running bases on a simple pop out to end an inning?