Knee-cap growth-plate?

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My son is a freshman this year. 6'1",175lbs.He has always been very active in sports...never had many health problems to speak of.He has been going all out since HS started...running,weights,etc.We went to his batting coach Thur. nite & after just a few swings he could not put any weight on his left leg.The pain was at the bottom of the kneecap.Coach said that when he was younger he had growth plate pain in that area.Tonight(Saturday)he says he feels fine.Should I shut him down for the fall?

10/7/067:35 PM

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