Dateline: Boston 1992 World Series - Roger Clemens is told by his team doctor, Dr. Pappas, that his arm is thrown out. The World series will not be part of Roger’s life this year. Art Brophy, a former teammate, world series ring holder, and amputee, suggests that pain relief gel might be worth a try. Fed Ex arrives with the gel. Roger rubs it on, and within minutes there is total relief. The very next day, Roger pitches for Boston. His arm is fine, but he has trouble with his loud mouth, and is ejected from the game. Oh well, pain relief gel is not magic, but it is the finest pain relief gel in sports today.

Dateline: Bradenton, Florida 1999 Bollettieri Sports Academy - Mary Pierce, sixth ranking women’s tennis player in the world is training at the world famous Bollettieri Sports Academy. The French Open is just day’s away, and Mary has pulled a groin muscle. Things are not going well. Nick Bollettieri, who trains with the athletes suggests to Mary that she try all natural pain relief gel. Taken on good advice, she applies the gel methodically, and the gel does it’s job. The pulled muscle snaps back into shape, and Mary catches a flight to France.