Crows Star Leaves Training on Stretcher Amid Serious Injury Concerns
Dan Curtin, a promising young player for the Adelaide Crows, encountered a potentially serious knee injury during a recent pre-season training session. The incident occurred on Monday when Curtin was injured during a wrestling drill, causing him to leave the practice on a stretcher.
Details of the Injury
The injury has raised significant concerns as it adds to a troubling list of injuries impacting players across the AFL this off-season. Notably, Curtin’s injury occurred late in the training session, which was captured in a video shared by 7News’ Tom Wilson on social media platform X.
Impact on the Team
This injury comes amidst a grim season for player health. Key players from various clubs are facing injuries, including:
- Hawthorn’s Will Day (shoulder injury)
- North Melbourne’s Jackson Archer (ACL setback)
- Carlton’s Jesse Motlop (ACL setback)
Player Background
At just 20 years old, Curtin has already made a significant impact in the AFL. He completed his second season impressively, finishing second in the Rising Star Award. Since being drafted by the Crows as the eighth pick in the 2023 National Draft, he has played a total of 32 games.
Looking Ahead
As the Crows prepare for the upcoming season, Curtin’s condition will be closely monitored. The team hopes for a swift recovery for the young talent, who has shown great promise in his burgeoning career.
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