Should a boss be blamed if injuries occur to his or her employees and production slips? If a factory line has to stop because an employee hurts his hand, it will show up on a manager’s performance report, and therefore the manager will have to take some responsibility. Some may argue that a manager needs to have his team mentally and physically prepared so that workplace injury is prevented, but a manager cannot baby sit his or her employees. Every situation is different, but here is a case study.

The Utah Jazz had high expectations leading into the 2008-2009 season, but as of right now things have not gone quite right. The team is playing well, they are 13-9 but with all of the talent on the roster they could be 15-5 or so. However, that is the problem, they have all the talent [...]

The season isn’t starting off so well for all of us Utah Jazz fans. Deron Williams suffered a severe sprained ankle in a pre-season game earlier this month. He has been unable to play in any of the regular season games thus far. Coaches and staff are hopeful Williams will be up and back to his regular routine in a couple weeks.

The biggest risks in soccer include head injuries from crashing into other players or falls, broken legs from being kicked or just from the stress of the turf, and knee injuries from twists, sprains, and kicks. And, as seen below, there’s always that risk of getting kicked somewhere you don’t want to get kicked.

This weekend’s sports injuries: Bedard’s out with hip injury; Rose has a stomach-ache.

We hear about crazy sports injuries in which athletes suffer horrible, life-threatening (and career-threatening) injuries all the time. However, we also hear about players who complain about injuries that they are going to receive no end of ridicule in the locker rooms for.

There are some crazy sports injuries that happen in football fields, basketball courts, skateboarding parks, and just about anywhere else you can play sports or ride boards, bikes or skates. Injuries include broken bones, fractures, torn muscles, concussions, and worse.