Leave it to an injury-prone player to discover this.
Not as an injury-prone player with the Celtics.
With Weatherspoon available, the Knicks lose practically nothing when Kurt Thomas, the most foul-prone player in the league, goes to the bench.
The fee was high for an injury-prone player, albeit a very fine one, who was nearing the end of his contract.
Green is also practicing on special teams, a scary assignment for an injury-prone player, but one that is all but mandatory for someone with his speed who is fighting to make the team.
Alan Curbishley, the West Ham manager, proclaimed his side "delighted" to secure the 28-year-old but Newcastle will feel they have pulled off a coup by selling an injury-prone player who was earning around £60,000 a week and has scored only 23 Premier League goals since moving to St James Parkk from Ipswich in 1999.
While the big-market teams can dream that a talented, injury-prone player will finally play a full season -- as the Dodgers did with the free-agent signee J.D. Drew, who broke his wrist in July -- baseball's financial minnows are more likely to listen to their doctors.
The question of team depth and a dependence on older injury-prone players is definitely feeding the #IMFC social media sphere.
The Olympic tournament also clutters the already overstuffed tennis schedule, putting its increasingly injury-prone players at greater risk and damaging the competitive balance of the United States Open.
Jerry Reese, the first-year general manager, freed the team from older, injury-prone players and injected youth, mostly to the bottom rungs of the roster.
