This week's score: Outfield Walls 2, Outfielders 0 
Of course, I don't have any official statistics to back that up. In fact, I'm fairly confident that such a statistic has not been tracked to date. But when your job is to track who is moving onto and off the DL, and the movement is happening so fast and with such a high volume that your head spins, you kinda get a hunch that a record might be broken. Sheesh.
Of course, when you're playing fantasy baseball and you lose a key guy to injury, that feeling is less of a gut feeling and more like a punch in the gut. And when you have so many players at different stages of their injuries, it's hard to know sometimes who's coming and who's going. Let's try to make sense of a few recent injuries:
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Stephania Bell
Fantasy Sports- Senior writer for ESPN.com
- Certified orthopedic clinical specialist and strength and conditioning specialist
- Clinician, author and teacher
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Stephania Bell
Stephania is a physical therapist who is a board-certified orthopedic clinical specialist and a certified strength and conditioning specialist. An avid fantasy player, Stephania spent time as a fantasy injury analyst at Rotowire.com and appeared weekly on XM Radio's fantasy sports show before joining ESPN.
She is a clinician, author and teacher with extensive experience in the area of orthopedic manual therapy and sports medicine. She practices in the Bay Area, and her primary patient population consists of athletes and performing artists ranging from junior high school to professional.
Stephania has her undergraduate degree from Princeton University and roots for the Tigers.
She received her Master of Science degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Miami and roots for the Hurricanes.
She held a teaching position at the University of Kansas for five years and roots for the Jayhawks.
She is from San Francisco and roots shamelessly for the 49ers and the Giants (through the good and the bad).