In The Building

Mike Taylor, Bleav

Dr. Gianis reacts to Hurts BLOOD CLOT Report | In the Building | EP. 665

OCT 21, 202674 MIN

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DID THE PHILADELPHIA EAGLES PUT JALEN HURTS AT RISK? Mike Taylor and Rudy Jay welcome vascular surgeon Dr. Thomas Giannis from San Antonio's Medical Vein Clinic for a serious conversation about the reports surrounding Jalen Hurts' blood clots and the Philadelphia Eagles' handling of the situation. Dr. G explains the difference between superficial and deep vein blood clots, the danger of pulmonary embolisms, the risks associated with long flights, and why playing tackle football while taking blood thinners can be extremely dangerous. He also addresses the unusual reports about Hurts being told not to sleep, explains warning signs everyday people should recognize, and discusses why the NFL Players Association is calling for an investigation. IMPORTANT: Dr. Giannis is discussing publicly reported information, not Hurts' private medical records. His comments are medical analysis, not a confirmed finding of wrongdoing by the Eagles. AND THE SPURS TALK IS STILL HEATED! After Oklahoma City handed San Antonio a 116-104 opening-night loss, Mike and Rudy are still questioning Victor Wembanyama's offensive approach and Mitch Johnson's decision to start De'Aaron Fox, Dylan Harper, and Stephon Castle together. Is Wemby spending too much time on the perimeter? Is Julian Champagnie being wasted off the bench? And how long should Mitch Johnson give this lineup before making changes? PLUS, Whatcha Watching Wednesday returns with serial killers, reality television, books, and another round of completely unpredictable conversation. TOPICS COVERED: JALEN HURTS BLOOD CLOT REPORT: Dr. Thomas Giannis examines the publicly reported medical timeline EAGLES UNDER SCRUTINY: The NFLPA's reported demand for an investigation into Hurts' treatment BLOOD CLOT WARNING SIGNS: Calf pain, swelling, shortness of breath, and chest pain SUPERFICIAL vs. DEEP VEIN CLOTS: Why the distinction matters BLOOD THINNERS & FOOTBALL: The risks of contact sports while receiving anticoagulant treatment LONG FLIGHTS & BLOOD CLOTS: Why movement and hydration matter SPURS vs. THUNDER FALLOUT: Mike and Rudy revisit San Antonio's 116-104 defeat WEMBY'S OFFENSIVE STRUGGLES: Shot selection, post moves, and the need for easier baskets MITCH JOHNSON'S ROTATION: The three-guard lineup and its impact on the entire roster DE'AARON FOX & DYLAN HARPER: Who should lead the starting unit and the bench? JULIAN CHAMPAGNIE & CARTER BRYANT: Are the Spurs getting enough from their supporting cast? SHAI GILGEOUS-ALEXANDER & OKC: Why the Thunder look so dangerous PEOPLE I WANT TO PUNCH: Rudy calls out the Eagles while Mike puts Wembanyama on notice WHATCHA WATCHING WEDNESDAY: Lizzie Borden, Special Forces, Dungeon Crawler Carl, and The Boys in the Boat NFL SURVIVOR POOL: The $50 competition returns KEY MOMENTS: Dr. Giannis explains how blood clots can travel to the lungs and why the reported progression of Hurts' condition raises serious medical questions. The doctor discusses why playing football while on blood thinners would be dangerous, while acknowledging he does not know Hurts' exact treatment or medical history. Mike and Rudy question the Spurs' new starting lineup and whether Mitch Johnson needs to rethink the roles of Fox, Harper, Castle, and Champagnie. The guys debate whether Wembanyama's offensive game has developed enough for San Antonio to compete with Oklahoma City. Rudy gives the Philadelphia Eagles his People I Want to Punch selection, while Mike chooses Wembanyama after his opening-night performance. Whatcha Watching Wednesday goes from true-crime television to Special Forces, with Mike calling out former NFL running back LeSean McCoy for quitting the reality competition. WHATCHA WATCHING WEDNESDAY Rudy discusses the Lizzie Borden series and his latest Dungeon Crawler Carl book. Mike talks about Special Forces, Matt Barnes, LeSean McCoy, and reading The Boys in the Boat. The guys also discuss upcoming documentaries, streaming shows, and the never-ending struggle to find something worth watching. SPURS POSTGAME COVERAGE In the Building will be back with another Spurs postgame show following Saturday's matchup against the Dallas Mavericks. Presented by Game Day Men's Health Alamo Ranch. JOIN THE NFL SURVIVOR POOL Entry: $50 Visit: https://inthebuildingpod.com/survivor JOIN THE CONVERSATION! Should the NFL investigate the Eagles' handling of Jalen Hurts? Is Mitch Johnson making a mistake with the Spurs' starting lineup? Does Victor Wembanyama need to become a more dominant post player? What are YOU watching this Wednesday? DROP YOUR TAKE IN THE COMMENTS! LIKE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE for San Antonio Spurs coverage, Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles talk, NFL news, Texas Longhorns football, NBA analysis, and the daily madness of Mike Taylor and Rudy Jay. IN THE BUILDING | EP. 665 Live from the Texas Cheer Liquor Studios in San Antonio, Texas. Website: https://inthebuildingpod.com Email: [email protected] SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS: Texas Cheer Liquor Sammy's Embroidery Sky Roofing Consulting Orlando Kell Family Law Game Day Men's Health Alamo Ranch #InTheBuilding #JalenHurts #PhiladelphiaEagles #NFL #Spurs #VictorWembanyama #OKCThunder #NBA #DallasCowboys #MikeTaylor #RudyJay Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. 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