The early encouraging returns on Scott Sizemore’s broken tibia have been replaced with a cringe inducing MRI report. During his examination today, it was determined that the injury will require surgery.
Sizemore told John Lowe and the Freep:
“The torn tendons cause instability in the ankle,” Sizemore said. “They are going to put in a few [...]
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