If I were making my living as a professional athlete, I wouldn’t let myself be sidelined by an injury from playing a video game. Football was my sport. As a wide receiver, I had defensive backs looking for every opportunity to flatten me, so I didn’t need a video game to also injure me. If you’re wondering what the heck I’m talking about, let me tell you. Earlier this year, Boston Red Sox pitcher David Price was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome after he began experiencing numbness in his fingers. It got bad enough that he missed a start in May, and the rumors quickly surfaced that the time he spent playing the wildly popular video game Fortnite may have contributed to the problem.