Hmmmm....
"I told you so" is much too strong because Tiger did go out and win the US Open. But I sort of did...
posted by John Gorman at 5:33 PM
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
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3 Comments:
Worse comes to worse, Tiger can always put metal/plastic in the knee. The doctors said he'll good as new. But I have a feeling Tiger likes it to heal naturally.
The word from Team Tiger is that he'll be as good as new, but one never knows. I have my doubts, and would guess that he won't play much competitively past the age of 40.
Four surgeries to the same knee can't be good. Maybe a new team of doctors will go in there and find out that everything is already metal and plastic, like the Terminator.
Even if he doesn't play past his 40's competitively he will still surpass Jack by 5 or so and will be known and deservingly so as the greatest golfer ever
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