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Old Mon Dec 30, 2013, 02:43pm
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Had a friend call and ask me about his son's healing wrist fracture...don't have my books here at work, and I want to be sure I steered him in the right direction. His son has a healing wrist fracture, and has been cleared to play and given a note from his doctor...as long as his splint is covered by padding, he's good to go, right? Many thanks!!!
No he shall not play with a splint on his wrist

-Josh
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