Spin Doctor?

Spin Doctor?

Dr. Bill Morgan

(Boston Globe Staff Photo / Jonathan Wiggs)

DOCTOR MORGAN RIPS SOX ON PHYSICALS

"'When I heard it yesterday, that these guys didn't have physicals, I thought, 'What is going on!? This didn't happen on my watch, did it?' said Dr. William Morgan, the (former) Red Sox's team physician.

"'That's unacceptable. Let me put it this way, the only way to really understand what is really going on with a player or a pitcher is to put your hands on them, talk to them and physically examine them. I lend much less credence to studies than to physical examinations. This was a point of discussion between myself and the administration in regards to Pedro Martinez, for example. We had a questionable MRI, but the physical examination was perfect and the performance was perfect.

"'Any physician that does not examine a patient � I don't care if it's a professional baseball player or Joe Blow living down the street � you aren't serving your patient completely.'" -- 1.26.06, Rob Bradford, Eagle-Tribune

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