Medical update: Jurickson Profar has been diagnosed with a concussion and a cervical (neck) strain. He was discharged from the hospital overnight and is currently resting. We will continue to provide updates on his status when possible.
And he was diagnosed as a 2024 NL ALL STAR. As a Padres fan, we love our Profar. Glad JP was ok after that. There was another collision in Chicago either shortly before or after. They had us worrying. Kim took the brunt of that one.
I'm a Giants fan and I was listening to the radio broadcast. Dave Fleming was calling the game. What he described as Profar was walking off and then collapsed was utterly chilling. You could hear it in Fleming's voice how scary and worrisome the moment was. It brought a thud to my gut out of the seriousness of the situation. I hope Profar will be just fine.
Profar is a great player and he was having a good season as the main left fielder for the Padres. I feel so bad for the Padres cause they currently don't have Tatis and now they won't have Profar. I hope that Profar has a good and safe recovery and can return to the Padres. Get well soon Jurickson Profar
@@NoSpillsChills Why do you say that? They are currently in 2nd place of the NL West with the record of 49-38. They have a good shot on making the Playoffs since 3 teams makes the Wild Card Round now
I've always loved sports, and I realize as I get older than I respect what these athletes have accomplished in their life and I always hate when something scary like this happens. It's super interesting to me to understand the medical side behind injuries like this, so thank you Brian for these videos.
Gotta correct you with a common misconception: you can't train for a "strong chin". Fighters can train their neck or clench their jaws as hard as they can to absorb the blow but it will only provide minimal negation from being KO'd. It's all about how hard the other fighter hits or where the hit landed that determines whether someone goes to sleep of not. Moreover, fighters have sustains more head trauma than baseball players which arguably makes them even more susceptible to being knocked out.
@@olivercrespo2329 I'd say this has way more forced since both athletes ran into each other, however the Ben askren knockout was more on the button and technical, but as I said they had far more force
@@bruhbruh8892 if you think this has more force than a fully wound up flying knee into a shooting opponent you need to stop watching MMA 😅. there is barely any extension on the knee here
I was knocked unconscious after getting a knee to my head diving to 1st base. While laying face down in the dirt I began convulsing. I was unconscious for 2-3 minutes. When I came to I was surrounded by many people. I tried to talk but could only grunt. My jaw was dislocated. Stuck wide open. My mouth and throat were full of dirt. The Dr with his hands putty jaw back in place. I had concussion. But otherwise my scans were normal. 2 weeks later I started football practice and never felt any I'll affects from the episode. Except when I would yawn my jaw would get stuck open. That was 1995. If that happened today I'm pretty sure there wouldn't be a football season.
I was at the game… it looked terrible in real time. The concerning thing was how long it took for the stretcher to get out there. It took quite a long time. I’m glad he’s ok though
When it happened I felt he should have been placed on stretcher w c collar. I couldn't believe trainers allowed him to try to walk especially after his failed 1st attempt. I hope he's well and nothing serious that could affect his physical abilities.
That was a really interesting thought about how the location of the injury could have damaged the baroreceptors in his carotid to elicit vasodilation. Learned about this in my capstone last semester, keep up the good work!
Not gonna lie that injury gave me flash backs of the John Tavares injury where he also got a knee to the face by Corey perry.... it's also a video on this channel
What happened to the Rafael Nadal video that you posted earlier? I can no longer find it and I didn't get a chance to watch it. I really like how you explain things. My daughter is in college to go into the medical field, she doesn't know what yet, but I show her your videos to help her with her anatomy class.😊
A) I’m a trauma nurse in San Diego. Would like to hear this as it’ll provide pathology of some radio calls I get for syncope/falls s.p head trauma B) I’m a padre fan
Interesting to compare this to the Tavares incident a while back. Point of impact was different when we see it in slow-mo but at actual speed you can imagine both medical teams had similar concerns and went through some similar steps (also interesting to look at the different personnel).
And Tavares also tried to get up and fall over well he was trying to get up and stand up on his own power theses injuries are very very scary JT and Profar had pretty similar injuries pretty much the same ways also but for Profar he tried to walk off the field on his own power but JT couldn't even stand up properly....
@@gohabs8918 Yeah, I went back to watch that Tavares clip afterward (unfortunately Doc never broke that one down for us) and what struck me the most was the team doctors that came out including the Habs' doctor and immediately restrained and stretched Tavares. Though he did try to get up at first and that was brutal to watch. *no knock on MLB physicians, NHL probably just sees more of this, heck some teams have dentists on staff
@@kingcorey9762 absolutely! The image of Tavares trying to get up will always stick with me. I mentioned it above, makes me wonder if the NHL doctors may have simply handled it differently by immediately calling for the stretcher. But hopefully Profar's injury is indeed different and he's able to recover quicker than Tavares.
I was there when that happened. I was so confused cus I was on my phone but then I saw the replay I was in shocked! My dad works as a hitting coach for the giants and he was there when It happened. What’s crazy is that I just got home from the being there. 🤧
Don’t really get what on earth the medical staff was thinking here. In a recent Mets game there was a collision and out of pro caution there was a cart brought out with one player carted off. This looked way worse and yet no card was considered or he wasn’t even helped to walk off the field.
I wasn't at the game, but a benefit of watching on TV is the close up shots. Profar was alert, aware, joking around and didn't seem in distress while on the ground...then again he was the same way after he stopped the fist time and after he fell. It would appear that his body and his conscious were not on the same page.
F1 drivers have accelerometers in their ear piece to monitor for Excessive G force on the head. Maybe it’s time to consider similar solution for all sports? Could also be used to track repetitive sub concussive head collisions as well
Not really sure if this would have helped or not. but I have to wonder if either player called the other off by declaring "i got it." In baseball that is the signal to back off and let your team handle the play. Most of the time a collision can be avoided if you here those words you get out of the way and no one gets hurt. Perhaps that could have happened in this case and Profar doesn't get hurt, Who' knows. The only time, that I am aware of, where a player got hurt when is when Joe DiMaggio called Mickey Mantle of of Willie Mays' Fly Ball in the 1951 World Series and Mantle caught his spike in a storm drain; which blew out his knee and affected the rest of his career. Outside of that I have never seen a player get hurt when called off. Again I am not sure this would have happened in this case cause I am not sure either player called it.
It took an uncomfortable amount of time for the cart/medical staff to handle this situation (I was there). I hope in the future they can be more expeditious.
Is the other guy ok? It looks like he got his junk elbowed or something. When he was rolling around he started grabbing at it and took the weight off of it.
So perhaps to give you more insight into why they had concern was the fact that he had gotten up once prior to passing out. He took a few steps then had to stop and put his hands in his knees before going to the ground again. Some time passes then he gets back up, takes a few steps then completely passes out.
It drives me crazy when a player is injured and other players are around him. I understand why, but back the fuck up and give the medical team the time and space to do their job.
Doubt that , more likely he passed out either due to the blow to his neck or from getting up from laying down too fast I’ve fainted from that several times
You kind of try to sort of explain what kind of happened here and it sort of makes sense but if you kind of sort of worked on your spoken English skills you would kind of sound more credible as a sort of expert.
Doc doesn't sleep.
Must be on the west coast
Doctors don’t really sleep my mother a er nurse of 16 years hasn’t had normal sleep schedule since I was a little kid
He also watches every sporting event live apparently lol. Must have the Sunday ticket multi screen shit and a third eye.
@@GabeGettinRich a tv for each sport 😂
I was at the hospital during the offload and he was smiling and talking to us the whole time. Hopefully nothing major comes out of this for him.
Are you ok?
As someone who has been knocked out like that accidentally, it is a super scary feeling.
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Medical update: Jurickson Profar has been diagnosed with a concussion and a cervical (neck) strain. He was discharged from the hospital overnight and is currently resting. We will continue to provide updates on his status when possible.
Was it a brain concussion or spinal one? I couldn't find any more on it?
Probably not true haha
And he was diagnosed as a 2024 NL ALL STAR. As a Padres fan, we love our Profar. Glad JP was ok after that. There was another collision in Chicago either shortly before or after. They had us worrying. Kim took the brunt of that one.
I'm a Giants fan and I was listening to the radio broadcast. Dave Fleming was calling the game. What he described as Profar was walking off and then collapsed was utterly chilling. You could hear it in Fleming's voice how scary and worrisome the moment was. It brought a thud to my gut out of the seriousness of the situation. I hope Profar will be just fine.
*I'll send you a telegram if I here anything more.*
Profar is a great player and he was having a good season as the main left fielder for the Padres. I feel so bad for the Padres cause they currently don't have Tatis and now they won't have Profar. I hope that Profar has a good and safe recovery and can return to the Padres. Get well soon Jurickson Profar
Quite backwards, he's a good player who was having a great season.
@@pigs6486 It's not really backwards. It still means the same thing, but it flows better my way
Padres weren’t doing anything this year anyways
@@NoSpillsChills Why do you say that? They are currently in 2nd place of the NL West with the record of 49-38. They have a good shot on making the Playoffs since 3 teams makes the Wild Card Round now
@@SlyFirebird dodgers taking th division, giants in 2nd and they won’t get past the wildcard
I was at the game and it took so long for the medical cart to get there, everyone was so nervous. It was such a scary time. I hope he gets better. 🙏
I've always loved sports, and I realize as I get older than I respect what these athletes have accomplished in their life and I always hate when something scary like this happens. It's super interesting to me to understand the medical side behind injuries like this, so thank you Brian for these videos.
Profar collapsing after taking a few steps was so scary. I hope he is ok.
He collapsed like someone that had a sudden heart attack. Luckily he was not a victim of dying suddenly.
i wish him a good recovery🙏
Scary!!
Glad he seems to be OK!
Thanks for explaining it all!
Nice job Doctor 👍
Cheers from San Diego California
That was a super hard hit, Masvidal KO'd Askren with a similar impact but these guys are not fighters. Wishing Profar a speedy recovery.
Reminds me of Perry on Tavares. Even the aftermath is very similar
Gotta correct you with a common misconception: you can't train for a "strong chin". Fighters can train their neck or clench their jaws as hard as they can to absorb the blow but it will only provide minimal negation from being KO'd. It's all about how hard the other fighter hits or where the hit landed that determines whether someone goes to sleep of not. Moreover, fighters have sustains more head trauma than baseball players which arguably makes them even more susceptible to being knocked out.
That was honestly worse that the askren hit just because he body position, his neck literally touched the top of his back. That shit was gnarly.
@@olivercrespo2329 I'd say this has way more forced since both athletes ran into each other, however the Ben askren knockout was more on the button and technical, but as I said they had far more force
@@bruhbruh8892 if you think this has more force than a fully wound up flying knee into a shooting opponent you need to stop watching MMA 😅. there is barely any extension on the knee here
I was knocked unconscious after getting a knee to my head diving to 1st base. While laying face down in the dirt I began convulsing. I was unconscious for 2-3 minutes. When I came to I was surrounded by many people. I tried to talk but could only grunt. My jaw was dislocated. Stuck wide open. My mouth and throat were full of dirt. The Dr with his hands putty jaw back in place. I had concussion. But otherwise my scans were normal. 2 weeks later I started football practice and never felt any I'll affects from the episode. Except when I would yawn my jaw would get stuck open. That was 1995. If that happened today I'm pretty sure there wouldn't be a football season.
That sounds horrendous bro the jaw staying open after yawning
Get knocked out
Love the content always on everything instantly!
Got to see this live and it felt like forever hope for a successful recovery
I was at the game… it looked terrible in real time. The concerning thing was how long it took for the stretcher to get out there. It took quite a long time. I’m glad he’s ok though
Big Rangers fan here, I always liked Profar and wished he would do well anywhere he went. I hope he’s able to heal and get back on the field soon.
When it happened I felt he should have been placed on stretcher w c collar. I couldn't believe trainers allowed him to try to walk especially after his failed 1st attempt. I hope he's well and nothing serious that could affect his physical abilities.
Great explanation, thank you doctor.
Dude wow you got this video up fast as hell
great content
Im guessing the handling from the medical staff will be changed a bit and more training.
That was a really interesting thought about how the location of the injury could have damaged the baroreceptors in his carotid to elicit vasodilation. Learned about this in my capstone last semester, keep up the good work!
Okay so he got hit in the head and it messed up the balance in his neck and his blood vessels went crazy
Give it to me straight doc. Can I go to the club tonight or not?
This just looks so incredibly painful.
Ty
You know it's serious once Brian gets into it
That’s Dr. Sutterer to you, poocrafter
Not gonna lie that injury gave me flash backs of the John Tavares injury where he also got a knee to the face by Corey perry.... it's also a video on this channel
I was there and it was Crazy!
damn that sucks praying for profar
What happened to the Rafael Nadal video that you posted earlier? I can no longer find it and I didn't get a chance to watch it. I really like how you explain things. My daughter is in college to go into the medical field, she doesn't know what yet, but I show her your videos to help her with her anatomy class.😊
I had it in my watch history, hope this helps.
ua-cam.com/video/WLNGnsSjpDk/v-deo.html
I noticed that the video got privated right when I clicked on it
A) I’m a trauma nurse in San Diego. Would like to hear this as it’ll provide pathology of some radio calls I get for syncope/falls s.p head trauma
B) I’m a padre fan
Interesting to compare this to the Tavares incident a while back. Point of impact was different when we see it in slow-mo but at actual speed you can imagine both medical teams had similar concerns and went through some similar steps (also interesting to look at the different personnel).
My thoughts exactly. First thing I thought of as well. Eerily similar
And Tavares also tried to get up and fall over well he was trying to get up and stand up on his own power theses injuries are very very scary JT and Profar had pretty similar injuries pretty much the same ways also but for Profar he tried to walk off the field on his own power but JT couldn't even stand up properly....
@@gohabs8918 Yeah, I went back to watch that Tavares clip afterward (unfortunately Doc never broke that one down for us) and what struck me the most was the team doctors that came out including the Habs' doctor and immediately restrained and stretched Tavares. Though he did try to get up at first and that was brutal to watch. *no knock on MLB physicians, NHL probably just sees more of this, heck some teams have dentists on staff
@@kingcorey9762 absolutely! The image of Tavares trying to get up will always stick with me. I mentioned it above, makes me wonder if the NHL doctors may have simply handled it differently by immediately calling for the stretcher. But hopefully Profar's injury is indeed different and he's able to recover quicker than Tavares.
@@SRQBID He actually did analyze JT's injury ua-cam.com/video/OLq713BDeTk/v-deo.html
Hes definitely going to have some serious whiplash!
I was there when that happened. I was so confused cus I was on my phone but then I saw the replay I was in shocked! My dad works as a hitting coach for the giants and he was there when It happened. What’s crazy is that I just got home from the being there. 🤧
So you're at the actual game and miss a play bc you were on your phone? Unbelievable
@@chiefscheider I’m 14 but you’re right💀
Also that was the second time he collapsed fter trying to walk
I had a friend in college that would routinely take too big of a bong rip and collapse like that at least once a month
Will definitely be one of the scariest injuries in modern MLB history
Looked painful
this legit happened an hour ago bruh
He has a dress shirt w a tie on slip on gown instead of a doc gown slip on.
Don’t really get what on earth the medical staff was thinking here. In a recent Mets game there was a collision and out of pro caution there was a cart brought out with one player carted off. This looked way worse and yet no card was considered or he wasn’t even helped to walk off the field.
I wasn't at the game, but a benefit of watching on TV is the close up shots. Profar was alert, aware, joking around and didn't seem in distress while on the ground...then again he was the same way after he stopped the fist time and after he fell. It would appear that his body and his conscious were not on the same page.
@@tawhneebaby well in that game Alvarez also did those things and they still chose the cart
F1 drivers have accelerometers in their ear piece to monitor for Excessive G force on the head. Maybe it’s time to consider similar solution for all sports? Could also be used to track repetitive sub concussive head collisions as well
Dudes neck looked like it was about 2 feet long after contact with the knee
Ah hope Jurk is ok as a Texas Rangers fan remember him playing for us for awhile..
Doc why is cjs leg twitching like that right after he makes impact with profar? I really thought he was seriously injured.
Have you ever rammed your knee hard into something?
Not really sure if this would have helped or not. but I have to wonder if either player called the other off by declaring "i got it." In baseball that is the signal to back off and let your team handle the play. Most of the time a collision can be avoided if you here those words you get out of the way and no one gets hurt. Perhaps that could have happened in this case and Profar doesn't get hurt, Who' knows. The only time, that I am aware of, where a player got hurt when is when Joe DiMaggio called Mickey Mantle of of Willie Mays' Fly Ball in the 1951 World Series and Mantle caught his spike in a storm drain; which blew out his knee and affected the rest of his career. Outside of that I have never seen a player get hurt when called off.
Again I am not sure this would have happened in this case cause I am not sure either player called it.
It took an uncomfortable amount of time for the cart/medical staff to handle this situation (I was there). I hope in the future they can be more expeditious.
reminds me of "AND WILLIAMS AND NORTON COLLIDE AND THE CATCH IS BLOWN!"
He scorpion 🦂 plus the neck get well soon mane
I am a Dodgers fan, But I do not wish anyone to get seriously injured. My best wishes to him I hope he has a speedy recovery.
I was hoping he wouldn't make it!
AP Memphis Redbirds bobble head in the background?
The Flint Tropics jersey. How clever. 😑
What a baby he was fine
Go go gadget neck !
You can see him still sweating.. Heavily too.. 3:26
Welcome to the NFL, son!!!
T’s and P’s to him 🙏
What a selfish teammate. "Im getting that ball, forget this guys neck. The ball is mine"
Could his carotid artery be spazzing from the blunt for trauma? causing him to pass out.
4:30
Is the other guy ok? It looks like he got his junk elbowed or something. When he was rolling around he started grabbing at it and took the weight off of it.
I am a padres fan
Go flint tropics!
Pop goes my left side of neck goes a dead body on right
😲 🤦🏻♂ "Faaaaaawk!!" 😬
So perhaps to give you more insight into why they had concern was the fact that he had gotten up once prior to passing out. He took a few steps then had to stop and put his hands in his knees before going to the ground again. Some time passes then he gets back up, takes a few steps then completely passes out.
It drives me crazy when a player is injured and other players are around him. I understand why, but back the fuck up and give the medical team the time and space to do their job.
Doc McStuffin😉
Keyword = nimrod
🤔
Bad protocol by the medical staff
Bruh... Someone needs to tell them that baseball is a non contact sports. We don't need people mandating helmets in baseball 😂
Damn that sucks he was finally playing decent.
Shout out Ben Askren
Should’ve played for the Dodgers and this wouldn’t have happened.
1st
I thought you were going to talk about that poor guys knee, Doc
He hit a nerve in his knee I think
Was he vaccinated?
First
No one cares
I’m so glad you think anyone cares
Lol how did people get mad over a word
It’s also possible that his blood sugar was low too
Doubt that , more likely he passed out either due to the blow to his neck or from getting up from laying down too fast I’ve fainted from that several times
@@peterf.229 that’s a good point. I was thinking the fainting could be concussion related. I’m not sure if that’s possible but maybe
@@peterf.229 but you see, you saying you doubt that, means there is still a possibility he had low blood sugar.
You kind of try to sort of explain what kind of happened here and it sort of makes sense but if you kind of sort of worked on your spoken English skills you would kind of sound more credible as a sort of expert.
He's a drama queen. I've seen grown men collapse in the tear gas chamber in boot camp
Cool story bro