we begin with an associate professor of athletic training, and dr gardner of the center for advance orthooeedics. i am sure the cases you saw in the report are familiar to you. >> terribly familiar, i almost thought i was listening to interviews with my own patients. i heard the same thing about tommy john surgery, high school pitchers, almost asking for the surgery because they had elbow pain after pitching an excessive number of innings, and high school soccer players, the females more often having acl injuries, and having to sit out their season. >> we are tinkering with the equipment. we are tinkering with practices, talking about whether young hockey players can body check, how many pitchers a young pitcher can throw. is that enough? >> i think it's the most that we can do, i think it's the best first step. the bottom line is we can't overcome biology, and it is an occupational hazards to play contact sport such as hockey or soccer. the first step in trying to prevent injuries and prolong the car ires of these ---ar keers of he is ath -- careers of these athletes is to set programs fo

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dr. carroll that this was not the typical case. this was a man who was on a very, very steep trajectory for future violence. >> the psychiatrist's warnings, as noted in gardner's manifests significant predatory traits to underage females. the defendant would be a continued danger to underage girls in the community, and it would be unlikely that the defendant would be amenable to treatment." the psychiatrist recommended the maximum sentenced allowed by law. >> in my experience, i don't think that i've ever seen a psychiatrist make a louder and clearer call. >> and the doctor who evaluated gardner was apparently so concerned about it, he followed up his report with a phone call to gardner's probation officer with yet another warning. "the defendant does not suffer from a psychotic disorder," he said. "he's simply a bad guy who is inordinately interested in young girls." such calls are rare, says dr. kalish. >> when psychiatrists become desperate, we pick up the phone. >> yet, despite those warnings, the prosecutor, probation officer and judge all decided that john gardner should get a midlevel sentence of six years rather than ten years, which would have been th