Sylvester Stallone’s Injury Almost Derailed Rocky II

Sylvester Stallone revealed that he suffered a serious pectoral muscle injury during an intense workout session before the production of Rocky II. The injury was so severe that he thought his career might be over, but he decided to incorporate it into his character’s arc. Stallone said he changed Rocky’s fighting style to right-handed to accommodate his injury, and he believes it became a key element in the film’s success.

Monk’s Future Uncertain with Sacramento Kings

Monk had a strong season with the Sacramento Kings, but injuries in the final stretch hindered his performance. Despite being a finalist for the 6th Man of the Year award, his strong showing came after a lackluster first season. With free agency approaching, Monk is uncertain about his future with Sacramento, considering potential financial gains elsewhere. However, he expressed gratitude for the support he has received from his teammates and the city.

Rams’ Cooper Kupp Remains Confident Despite Injury-Prone Past

Cooper Kupp, the Rams’ wide receiver who had a breakout season in 2021, is confident that he can still perform at a high level despite recent injuries. Kupp missed significant time in the past two seasons due to an ankle injury and a hamstring injury, but he believes that he is still capable of producing at a similar level to his 2021 performance. The Rams will be hoping that Kupp can stay healthy and return to his previous form in the upcoming season.

Erik Jones Released from Hospital After Terrifying Crash at Talladega

Erik Jones was released from UAB University Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama, on Sunday night after a terrifying crash at Talladega Superspeedway. The 27-year-old driver was evaluated at the infield care center after the crash but was soon brought back due to continued pain in his back. He was then transported to a local hospital for further testing before being released at 11:30 p.m. Jones complained of soreness but said he was ‘alright’ and would focus on recovering for next week’s race.

Mets Catcher Francisco Álvarez Suffers Thumb Injury, Sidelined for 6-8 Weeks

New York Mets catcher Francisco Álvarez suffered a torn ligament in his left thumb while rounding first base in Friday’s game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The injury will require surgery and is expected to keep him out for six to eight weeks. Álvarez said he feels bad and is angry with himself for the injury, which occurred when he slipped and pushed off the ground with his hand while trying to advance to second base.

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