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The Sports Docs Podcast

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Sports Medicine
ACL Reconstruction
Orthopedic Surgery
Rehabilitation
NFL
Physical Therapy
Osteochondral Allograft Transplantation
Shoulder Instability
Patellar Instability
Hip Dysplasia
MPFL Reconstruction
Platelet-Rich Plasma
Rotator Cuff Repair
Pickleball
Injury Prevention
Lateral Extra-Articular Tenodesis
Rehabilitation Protocols
Ulnar Collateral Ligament
SLAP Tears
Non-Surgical Treatment

Sports medicine is a constantly evolving field, with hundreds of new articles published each month on the topic. This ever-growing wealth of information can make it challenging to stay updated on the newest approaches and techniques, and to know which data should actually change your practice. Join orthopedic surgeons, Dr. Catherine Logan and Dr. Ashley Bassett, as they chat about the most recent ... more

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Does advanced cartilage damage behind the kneecap mean a medial meniscus root repair is destined to fail? Or can patients still benefit from surgery despite existing patellofemoral arthritis?

In this episode of Ask The Sports Docs, Dr. Ashley Basset... more

Overtime – Cuff Repair and the Biceps: To Kill or Not to Kill?

The Sports Docs Podcast | Overtime

Are you a biceps killer? Or do you prefer to leave a normal-appearing biceps tendon alone during rotator cuff repair?

In this episode of Overtime wit... more

In Part II of our conversation with Dr. Ken Hunt, orthopaedic foot and ankle surgeon at the University of Colorado, we explore two important diagnoses that can complicate ankle injuries: syndesmotic injuries (high ankle sprains) and osteochondral les... more

This video is about Ken HuntOn today’s episode of The Sports Docs Podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Kenneth Hunt, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and Chief of Foot and Ankle Surgery at the University of Colorado, Director of the UCHealth Foot and Ankle Ce... more

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Recent Guests

Kenneth Hunt
Orthopaedic foot and ankle surgeon
University of Colorado
Episode: 198: Dr. Kenneth Hunt - Modern Management of Ankle Instability (Part II)
Ken Hunt
Orthopedic foot and ankle surgeon; professor of orthopedic surgery; chief of foot and ankle surgery at the University of Colorado; director of the UCHealth Foot and Ankle Center; team physician for University of Colorado Athletics and the Denver Nuggets
University of Colorado / UCHealth
Episode: 197: Dr. Kenneth Hunt - Modern Management of Ankle Instability (Part I)
Cub Swanson
Professional MMA athlete, UFC Hall of Famer
Professional athlete
Episode: 195: From the OR to the Octagon (Part 2): Cub Swanson’s Endoscopic Spine Journey with Guests Cub Swanson and Dr. Sohrab Gollogly
Sohrab Gollogly
Surgeon specializing in endoscopic spine procedures
Medical professional
Episode: 195: From the OR to the Octagon (Part 2): Cub Swanson’s Endoscopic Spine Journey with Guests Cub Swanson and Dr. Sohrab Gollogly
Dr. Pat Smith
Orthopedic Sports Medicine Surgeon
Hospital for Special Surgery, Naples Comprehensive Health Facility
Episode: 193: ACL 2.0: Playbook for Reducing Retear Risk with Dr. Pat Smith and Dr. Aaron Krych (REBOOT)
Dr. Aaron Krych
Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and Chair of Orthopedics
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
Episode: 193: ACL 2.0: Playbook for Reducing Retear Risk with Dr. Pat Smith and Dr. Aaron Krych (REBOOT)
Dr. Kevin Martin
Orthopedic Surgeon, The Ohio State University
Ohio State University
Episode: 192: Stabilizing the Syndesmosis: Modern Approaches to a Common Problem with Dr. Kevin Martin - Live at AOSSM 2026
Christopher Ahmad
Head team physician for the New York Yankees
New York Yankees
Episode: 191: Seeing More Through Less: Nanoscopy in Elbow Surgery with Dr. Christopher Ahmad - Live at AOSSM 2026
Dr. Albert Lin
UPMC orthopedic surgeon
UPMC
Episode: 190: From Tear to Return to Play: Optimizing Rotator Cuff Outcomes with Dr. JT Tokish & Dr. Albert Lin - Live at AOSSM 2026

Hosts

Ashley Bassett
Host of The Sports Docs Podcast; clinician; affiliated with multiple practices and conferences
Catherine Logan
Co-host; orthopedic surgeon; active clinician and educator

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 50 ratings
  • Highly Recommend

    This podcast is a great resource for both professionals in Sports Medicine and patients.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ndr1023
    United States4 years ago
  • Best podcast ever👍🏼

    Super helpful for my practice

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wanted to learn more
    United States4 years ago
  • Episode 5 & 6

    What a fun and interesting well done podcast.

    Seeing how I’m going in tomorrow for a lateral bucket handle tear operation this podcast came at the perfect time. It was great to just hear some medical terms and procedures from professionals.

    I think the talk about post op was the best for someone going in for a procedure. As a patient less than 24 hours away from surgery it was so cool to hear professionals talk about the facts for healing and getting back to activities.

    A++++ Thank You

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MBRU:
    United States5 years ago

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Insightful, science-backed discussions that translate research for clinicians.
Great guest variety and practical takeaways for patient care and rehab.
Recommend for anyone aiming to stay current in sports medicine without excessive jargon.

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200: ATSD: Should Kneecap Arthritis Stop Me From Having a Meniscus Root Repair?
Q: Will this data actually change our practice? How should we be counseling the patients who are asking this question?
The hosts say the findings are unlikely to change their surgical decisions by themselves, but add a factor to preoperative counseling. They stress discussing possible persistent arthritis symptoms and future arthroplasty, and assessing which knee symptoms are actually caused by the root tear.
200: ATSD: Should Kneecap Arthritis Stop Me From Having a Meniscus Root Repair?
Q: If someone has a medial meniscus posterior root tear, and they also have some advanced patellofemoral cartilage damage or arthritis, should that person have surgery?
The hosts say advanced patellofemoral chondrosis is not an automatic reason to avoid repair. It may signal greater risk of later arthroplasty, so it should shape counseling and expectations alongside symptoms, alignment, and the condition of the rest of the knee.
198: Dr. Kenneth Hunt - Modern Management of Ankle Instability (Part II)
Q: What are some signs in their history or what they're telling you, or just their physical exam that you're like, I'm worried about an osteochondral injury to the talus?
A remembered ankle injury followed by persistent symptoms raises concern, particularly mechanical symptoms such as catching, locking, or grinding, or pain that does not improve after a sprain.
198: Dr. Kenneth Hunt - Modern Management of Ankle Instability (Part II)
Q: Can you explain what we're talking about when we say high ankle sprain versus that classic low ankle sprain?
A high ankle sprain, or syndesmosis injury, usually occurs when the foot is planted in dorsiflexion and rotates externally relative to the tibia. More severe injuries can separate the fibula from the tibia and may involve the deltoid ligament.
191: Seeing More Through Less: Nanoscopy in Elbow Surgery with Dr. Christopher Ahmad - Live at AOSSM 2026
Q: How do you view the role of nanoarthroscopy in-season management for professional athletes?
Nanoarthroscopy enables faster, safer interventions with less morbidity, allowing skilled team physicians to accelerate return-to-play timelines when appropriate, while maintaining a backup plan if the technology doesn't yield the expected benefits; the goal is to offer optimal recovery with minimal disruption to the athlete's season.

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A monthly-focused sports medicine show where two orthopedic surgeons discuss the latest research and real-world practice, translating high-impact journal findings into practical guidance for clinicians, trainers, and athletes. Episodes mix expert interviews with walk-throughs of surgical techniques, rehab strategies, and emerging technologies, often filmed or narrated from conferences. Notable strengths include clinically relevant decision-making discussions, emphasis on patient outcomes, and frequent guest appearances from leading surgeons, researchers, and rehabilitation specialists. The format appears to balance rigorous science with actionable takeaways for practitioners and teams, making it especially useful for listeners who want to s... more

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