Why did Mets’ Lyin’ Todd Frazier have to fly to New York to get a cortisone shot? (Sad)

All day I have been wondering about why Lyin’ Todd Frazier had to fly to New York to get a cortisone shot?  (Actually I don’t know that he flew, I guess it’s possible he took a car, bicycle or is walking).

Don’t the Mets know that they spend 6 weeks in Port St. Lucie?  Is there no system for this?  He got an MRI in Florida but has to be in NYC for a cortisone shot?  Does that sound right?

This will shock you but I am not a medical professional – but I do have WedMD.com access and I read that…

What happens when you get an injection?

The doctor, nurse, or other health professional will use an alcohol or iodine-based cleaning solution to clean the area of your skin where you’ll get the shot. After that, they will put a numbing lotion or spray on that spot. Then you’ll get the shot. Afterward, you’ll wear a bandage over the injection site.

So….Todd Frazier has to travel to New York to be seen by a doctor, nurse or other health care professional?  There’s nobody in Florida?

Or maybe the Mets want to use THE BEST CORTISONE SHOT SHOOTER IN THE WORLD.  I appreciate that Mets.  So let me ask it another way – can’t the King Of Kortisone (or Queen, women can be cortisone experts too) go to Florida?

I tried googling “Mets cortisone shot” with a date range of 2015-2018 and didn’t learn much.  You know who had cortisone shots….Yoenis Cespedes and Todd Frazier.  But I couldn’t find anything about the King of Kortisone or where he works.

This all sounds weird to me. But I am sure the Mets are on top of this thanks to the DENNIS system…

 

They are just Nurturing Dependence here.  All will be OK.

 

The Mets Police
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