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Roberts after the game told reporters Ohtani suffered a subluxation of his left shoulder. One possible concern is that if Ohtani plays through pain and some level of structural instability in ...

Using your head, neck and shoulder muscles may help to reduce swelling ... Stop doing the exercises if you have any pain and, if doesn't get better contact your doctor. Do the exercises slowly and ...

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NEW YORK — If Shohei Ohtani can handle the pain, he will play in Game 3 of the ... the discomfort two days after suffering a left shoulder subluxation in Game 2 on Saturday night.

LOS ANGELES -- Shohei Ohtani suffered a subluxation of his left shoulder during an attempted steal of second base Saturday night, potentially putting his availability for the rest of this World ...

When this head of the humerus gets ... The symptoms of a subluxed shoulder can be very similar to that of a fully dislocated shoulder: weakness, pain, swelling, numbness or a pins-and-needles ...

Manager Dave Roberts said after the game that Ohtani was going for more testing, but called the injury a left shoulder subluxation. What is that, exactly? Let's dive in. According to Johns Hopkins ...