
Greg Bay
Greg Bay is the 65-year-old medical lead of the Canadian men's soccer team, renowned for his calm demeanor and expertise in sports medicine. A veteran in the Vancouver sports science community, Bay has been instrumental in developing emergency action plans for various athletic injuries. He gained significant recognition during the 2022 FIFA World Cup when he efficiently managed the medical response to a severe injury sustained by midfielder Ismaël Koné.
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Meet Greg Bay, the medical expert who calmed the chaos when Ismaël Koné was hurt.
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Meet Greg Bay, the medical expert who calmed the chaos when Ismaël Koné was hurt

































