This is literally the second one of these I have seen in like 10 years:

WIS NewsWire07/23 05:00 AM

Michael Carter medical hardship waiver approved by the WCAA

Anyone know what team he's on or how to search for him?

Found him!

https://www.whatifsports.com/hd/PlayerProfile/Ratings.aspx?tid=4434&pid=4222774

He only played in 4 games and then must have gotten hurt.

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Sometimes I wish there were a few more injuries. I only ever lost a guy for an extended period once, I think he missed like 2 games then had to ease him back in the next 5 and it was kinda fun to mix things up a little. Obviously understand why it is the way it is though.

I've never lost a player to injury. In 2+ years of real life game play, 60ish seasons. I'd prefer not to tho! This makes me reflect back to what metsmax said in another open thread.... about the conflict between what's best for the game compared to mimicking real life. Injuries aren't needed in this game. They don't happen enough to impact everyone. Get rid of them

One of the few significant injuries I've had was to one of the best players I've ever recruited. Stunted his growth a little, but still became a monster.

I recently lost 2 guys in two days. One with a broken wrist, out 6 days. The other separated shoulder out 3 days. Both starters. Never had 2 in one season on the same team. DU 59 on one and 55 on the other.

Does durability have any effect on the chance of getting hurt, or just the recovery process?

Even a stopped clock is right twice a day, but not the Ward imposter as he bricks the layup by getting it wrong. Thank you to the next poster for catching it on the replay!

Durability actually impacts chance of injury, severity of injury, and recovery according to the FAQ's.