Evan Longoria is suffering from Morton’s Neuroma in his left foot, which is a “thickening of the nerve tissue between the toes.” He told Marc Topkin that it won’t affect his playing time and that he’s “gotten used to it.” [The Heater]
Evan Longoria is suffering from Morton’s Neuroma in his left foot, which is a “thickening of the nerve tissue between the toes.” He told Marc Topkin that it won’t affect his playing time and that he’s “gotten used to it.” [The Heater]
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Yeah, if “gotten used to it” means hobbling to first base, having his legs do weird things on hard swings, and generally moving around like he’s 75 years old.
Morton’s Neuroma is no joke! I’m surprised he hobbled to first base in the first place! I know how painful that is. The shot worked pretty well today, didn’t it!!!
Too bad he doesn’t have the neuroma fixed by 4% sclerosing alcohol injections this does not require any down time and most of the time the cure is permanent