It’s been a month since my last blog mainly because sports are still on hold and I think most people are tired of reading about COVID-19. Like most people, I…

At the time of my last blog, we were 110 days out from the first mention by Chinese health care workers identifying an infectious novel coronavirus culture. At the time,…

On April 4th I wrote my second blog about COVID-19. At that time we were 95 days out from the first mention by Chinese health care workers identifying an infectious…

I’ve recently had several people ask me if I thought there were similarities between the COVID-19 pandemic and HIV. The only similarity I see between the two viruses is that…

On April 4th, 2020, there is a reported 1,192,028 cases of Covid-19 around the world accounting for 64,316 deaths. The United States leads the world with 301,902 cases and ranks…

I’m being asked by many for tips on how to stay in shape or work out while under self-quarantine. Before we go down that path but without going into all…

It’s been five days since I posted my first blog about the NBA’s approach to the coronavirus: were they prudent or did they panic? In light of recent developments it…

Several people have asked me about my thoughts regarding the NBA suspending the season due to the coronavirus. Working in the NBA for more than three decades and knowing the…

As of March 4th Rotoworld is reporting four players listed as day to day with hamstring injuries and a fifth player, Marc Gasol out indefinitely with the same injury. I…

My introduction to Sports Medicine and Orthopedics began with the academic year 1979/80 as I entered graduate school at the University of Utah. At that time the team physician was…