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In updates to my last post, Kobe is day-to-day and will not play for a day or two.

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In the NBA All-Star Game on Sunday night, Kobe Bryant drove baseline and was about to dunk it. Then, Dwyane Wade smacked him upon his nose. Kobe stopped dead in his tracks. His nose was bleeding, but after cleaning up the blood, he continued to play. After the game, it became known that Kobe suffered a broken nasal bone as well as a mild concussion. As of now, he is cleared to play in his game tonight.

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Dwyane Wade, a guard for the Miami Heat, has been suffering on and off ankle pains. Early in the season, he sprained his ankle and it has been bothering throughout the entire season. Because of this and the shortened season, he has missed a lot of games to rest his ankle. I have sprained my ankle and I have first-hand experience on how these injuries linger.

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About a year ago, Peyton Manning, a quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts, injured a nerve in his neck. He underwent one surgery, and about a month later, another surgery. He missed all of the season. He has yet to play, even though he has been intensively rehabbing. His return is still unknown.

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Rob Gronkowski, a tight-end for the New England Patriots, sprained his ankle in the AFC Championship game 2 Sundays ago. As of now, he is out of his walking boot, but is not practicing. He should be able to play in the Super Bowl this Sunday, but as of his ability to play, it is still unclear. If a healthy Gronko is ready for the Super Bowl, look out for those Patriots.