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Since rejoining the Mets after having post-concussion syndrome, Ryan Church has fought to recapture the form that made him the team’s best hitter through May.
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A union official said the case of Ryan Church, the Mets’ right fielder, highlighted the challenge that concussions present, and how greater scrutiny of the injury could benefit future players.
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The Mets’ right fielder complained of exhaustion and a feeling he described as his brain “swishing around a little bit,” symptoms the team did not link to a recent concussion.
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Ryan Church could not start for the second time in three days because he needed to improve his conditioning after postconcussion symptoms had kept him from starting 11 consecutive games.
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Back in the clubhouse, and not feeling symptomatic, Ryan Church he said that he had no misgivings about how he or the Mets handled his recent concussion.
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The Mets’ general manager said the team based its decisions about how to handle Ryan Church’s concussion on regular consultations with Church and the team’s medical staff.
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Ryan Church said he expected to miss only one game after suffering his second concussion of the spring on Tuesday night.
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Ryan Church said he expected to miss only one game after suffering his second concussion of the spring on Tuesday night while trying to break up a double play.
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Concussions are considered occupational hazards in sports like hockey and they are a serious concern in football. But Ryan Church’s experience shows that baseball is far from immune.
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Concussions are considered occupational hazards in sports like hockey and they are a serious concern in football. But Ryan Church’s experience shows that baseball is far from immune.
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