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Will Carroll is a leading voice at the intersection of sports medicine, analytics, and the business of baseball. His work has been cited across Major League Baseball front offices, broadcast booths, and training rooms, often shaping how injuries are discussed and understood at the highest levels of the sport. Will hosts Injury Territory, a show that explores what actually happened, why it matters, and what comes next. No panic or hot takes - just context about injuries. Part of the Foul Territory Network
Foul Territory Network hosts Injury Territory, a sports show with 35 episodes published.
Aaron Judge’s injury just got a lot more complicated. What started as a reported bone bruise is now raising far bigger questions for the New York Yankees, with new imaging, specialist consultations, and emerging informat
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How close is Tarik Skubal to returning? Closer than most people think. On this episode of Injury Territory, Will Carroll breaks down the latest on Tarik Skubal’s recovery following the Nano Needle procedure and examines
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What does it take to keep a championship-caliber roster healthy through the grind of a Major League season? On this episode of Injury Territory, Will Carroll sits down with Ron Porterfield, the longtime athletic trainer
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Could a $59 piece of equipment have saved the Los Angeles Dodgers season? On this episode of Injury Territory, Will Carroll explains how a simple piece of foam and plastic may have helped keep Shohei Ohtani healthy enoug
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The NanoNeedle procedure is suddenly one of the hottest topics in baseball after Tarik Skubal’s recovery put it squarely into the spotlight—but the technology and the science behind it have been years in the making. On t
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Gerrit Cole is finally back on a major league mound, but on this episode of Injury Territory, Edward Egros noticed something in the data that could tell us a lot about what version of Cole the New York Yankees are actual
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Dr. Neal ElAttrache has been at the center of modern sports medicine for decades. From working alongside legends like Frank Jobe and Lew Yocum to helping evolve the Tommy John procedure itself, he’s been in the room for
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Blake Snell is the latest pitcher to undergo the “Nano Needle” procedure, joining Tarik Skubal in what could become one of the biggest sports medicine stories in baseball. On this episode of Injury Territory, Will Carrol
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What does an MLB medical coordinator actually do in Latin America? On this episode of Injury Territory, Will Carroll sits down with Manny Lopez, the Cincinnati Reds Latin American Medical Coordinator and the 2025 PBATS M
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The walls are angry, Tarik Skubal got the future injected into his elbow, and baseball keeps finding new ways to turn outfield defense into a contact sport. This week on Injury Territory, Will Carroll breaks down the gro
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Why did Kobe Bryant fly to Germany for Regenokine treatment when today’s athletes can get the same procedure in Scottsdale? This week on Injury Territory, Will Carroll sits down with Dr. Ashu Goyle, one of only a handful
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MLB teams are worth billions, pitching injuries are everywhere, and somehow clubs are still trying to keep players healthy on bargain-bin staffing. This week on Injury Territory, Will Carroll opens (0:05) with a blunt lo
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We start with an emergency! Tarik Skubal heads for elbow surgery and if this sounds familiar, it should. We've seen this before and recently. We break down the implications for Skubal, the Tigers, and baseball. Then we g
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Injuries are stacking up across MLB, and this week on Injury Territory, we take a hard look at what’s driving the early-season surge in breakdowns—while also spotlighting what it looks like when a pitcher finally gets th
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The season’s barely underway and already the alarms are going off in Boston Red Sox land, so this emergency episode of Injury Territory steps in as something closer to a bullpen session than a fire drill. Will Carroll ta
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The show opens wide and then narrows, the way these things tend to go when performance and physiology start colliding. We start with Sebastian Sawe and the pull of a sub-2 marathon, not as a stunt but as a stress test on
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A franchise in transition, a record price on the table, and a fan base trying to read the tea leaves. The San Diego Padres are reportedly headed toward a $3.9 billion sale to José E. Feliciano and Kwanza Jones—a deal tha
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Edwin Díaz hits the IL with “bone chips” — but why is the timeline three months instead of three weeks? This Emergency Pod breaks down what loose bodies in the elbow really mean, why modern MLB teams treat this different
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Today’s show starts where it always seems to lately—with Gerrit Cole and the slow, deliberate march back. Rehab updates are easy to skim past this time of year, but this one matters. The timeline, the pitch build, the ex
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It starts with one of those injuries that makes you double-check the replay -not for severity, but for how it even happened. Craig Albernaz takes the spotlight early, a reminder that in baseball, weird doesn’t take break
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