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"The doctors did a great job getting the pin out. It was a little bent apparently," Noah said recently. "It's usually a 10-minute procedure, and it took a little bit longer than that. It's probably my fault. But I'm happy it's done. I don't have a pin in my finger anymore, and I'm just waiting for it to heal."
Noah wasn't sure why the pin was bent.
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"Lifting weights or something," he said. "The doctor wasn't very happy about it. So Dr. [Mark] Cohen, I apologize. I made your job a little harder than you probably wanted to, but he's a nice guy, and I'm happy that he got the pin out without it breaking. I'm happy that I'll be back healthy soon."
i love the guy's work ethic.