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Worst sports injury you've seen in person Anonymous
I was about 12 when I was playing a pick up game of baseball with some kids around the neighborhood. Everything was going pretty normal until a fly ball was hit to the right fielder. It was an overcast day and the kid lost the ball in the sky, when the ball came down it hit him between the eyes as he continued to look skyward for the ball. I was at second base so I saw the blood start pouring out of his nose, and we called for an ambulence. It turned out he fractured his nasal bone, and had raccoonesque bruising around his eyes and cheeks for several weeks.
>> Anonymous
>>27524
That's awesome.

I've only broken my collarbone once when I cycled over some seriously slippery ice.
Gravity is a bitch. So's frozen asphalt
>> Anonymous
I was swinging a cricket bat and smashed a kids face by mistake.

broke his nose, blood everywhere.
>> CapitalistBastard !!f/pELCnjRD0
>>27524

About 9 years ago, while I was in High School, a friend of mine was injured on our varsity hockey team.

During a game, he caught his inside edge along the boards right along the bench. A fat fuck from the other team fell awkwardly onto his outstretched and vulnerable leg.

He broke with a loud SNAP. When I rushed to his aid, I found part of his tibia poking through his hockey sock. He started sweating bullets and nearly passed out from the pain.

It especially sucked for him because we were scheduled to play our next game at Madison Square Garden.
>> Anonymous
Didn't see this happen, it was a couple years before my time but anyways... I was like, eight grade or something like that when we got a new gym teacher who had this obsession about setting the bat down neatly after you hit the ball in baseball. If you didn't set down the bat all nice and quietly, it was automatic out AND a run for the other team. Beyond retarded, really.

Turns out, during one of the guy's gym classes a couple years back, one kid had gone total veggie after getting hit to head by a hastily discarded bat during baseball. AFAIK, he never snapped out of it.
>> Anonymous
>>27561
Oh, right, almost forgot. It just so happened that the kid who went vegetable.. was the son of one of the english teachers in that school.
>> Anonymous
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>>27524
This.

In b4 motorsport isn't a sport...
>> Anonymous
Playing in a rec football league, the field ended right against a hill. My idiot friend went to catch a pass in the back of the end zone, but the ball was overthrown. When he went to catch it out of the back of the end zone, the hill doubled his leg up underneath him and he blew his whole fucking knee out.

He was the guy who always broke everybody's balls whenever anybody got hurt, so he's laying on the ground in agony and every guy on the team is yelling at him and calling him a pussy.

Heh.
>> Anonymous
Soccer (or football, as I'm told the civilized world calls it) game a few years back, one of my teams offense guys gets taackled around the legs by the goalie.

*crack*

Kid struggles to his feet quickly, only to have his shattered leg collapse under him. He then says "I think my leg is broken" before blacking out. Never seen a leg bend like an "s" before.
>> Anonymous
Well, I wasn't there to witness it but my old Phys. Ed teacher used to tell us stories throughout the health unit of the course (because health is gay). One of them was when he played college hockey - not sure where.

Anyways, right off the draw one of the centermen tried to lift an opposing player's stick up in means of getting the puck, he missed and hit the guys testicle. I don't remember what happened, I think has sack ripped and the testicle was hanging out.
>> Anonymous
>>27631
*his sack

Anyways, also me. Nothing better than a torn scrotom and I've got another.

My buddy skateboards, last year he was going to grind a rail or some shit and fucked up. Slid down the rail on his sack and it tore too. It ripped, there was blood everywhere and his testicle was visible, he still has use of both.

The funny part was the therapy. I'm not sure what the procedure is called (something common) but he had a hot nurse who had to rub his balls for a few weeks or something, and rub lotions, etc on them. He told me it was the worst experience of his life, he felt emasculated or some shit.
>> Anonymous
I was camping around a new skatepark, hoping for something special.
A few lads were using a ramp in front of me for tricks, and one guy was really getting into it. So he motions his homies to look at what he's doing next, gathers speed and sets off for a backflip- or at least, that's what I think it was supposed to be.
His backward turn stalled about halfway through and he absolutely slams down head-first into the concrete. Wearing no protection whatsoever.
You hear his skull go pop, and I had the best seats in the house.
So he's lying there, motionless. But whoops, there goes his cranial fluid, seeping out from his ears and nose. Mixed with the blood, it looked kinda pink-ish.
Que some kind of creepy convulsion, as we rushed to call and ambulance which picked him up moments later.
Suffice to say, we never saw him again that summer.
>> Anonymous
Felix Pia just twisted his testes. Hard to do that twice. I assume his career is over?
>> Anonymous
Broke my ankle playing hockey when I was around 15 or so. I wanted to die.
>> SaiGAR_Loser !!2OQL1suPfp+
As a association football ref (soccer) I have seen my fair share of gruesome injuries, there is one that stands above all the others.

I'm center reffing the semi final of a U-15 statewide tournament, so I'm pretty stoked. It's a good match, they're both playing a bit aggressive but I let it go, if that's how both teams want to play why not let 'em? It's a good match, by the 55th min it's 2-1. The team that's down gets a break away, just a forward and the goalie and a few defense men running their ass off to catch up, it should be an easy goal. The striker's going full tilt, gets it by by the keeper and then out of fucking nowhere on of the backs make a extremely hard tackle a bit late, takes the strikers feet out from under him, but he continues his froward momentum. Right into the upright. He hits is hard smack in the middle of his face, his head immediately stops while his body continues forward. Just gruesome.

Immediate red card, no question on that. I go to check the damage, the boys face looks like it's completely caved in, Where there's supposed to be a nose there's just a crumpled mess of red. Luckily there's paramedics at tournaments or else I dunno. He's also already off the pitch so we don't have to move him to continue play.

The goal still scored because it crossed the plane before the tackle, but the team went on to lose the match.