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Clarifying injury report needs

The user seems to be looking for a compiled list of current injuries. Since my knowledge cutoff is October 2024 and the current date is December 27, 2025, I’d need to browse sports news for accurate updates. I think I should clarify what timeframe or specific teams they're interested in. I can also offer to create a template for an injury report or provide general analysis. If they want an article based on a headline, I could propose an outline or request approval to fetch the latest news.Considering injury info retrieval

I’m realizing there’s no guaranteed way to parse non-ASCII, although I can handle Chinese text. There’s an editing constraint with ASCII defaults, but since this is chat output, I can output Chinese easily. However, using the network feature might involve user approvals, but it seems I can use curl without needing permission. I need to clarify if the user wants a news summary or injury report and provide options, like creating a general report or a structured template by team.Gathering injury report preferences

If the user wants current data, I should ask for permission to fetch the latest information. To keep things friendly and organized, I’ll ask a few clarifying questions: What timeframe are they interested in (this round, the past week, or the season)? Which teams or players should I focus on? How do they want the information presented (brief summary, long article, or table)? I can also offer a ready-to-use template in Chinese with placeholders. I'll provide a sample "通稿" that includes generic categories and keep it concise.Creating injury report format

I should provide a tabular text representation, but heavy tables aren't encouraged. Instead, I’ll use a bullet list and might consider including a YAML or CSV template for injuries. I think a CSV header would be useful for importing data since the user is in the CLI environment. I’ll aim to keep it concise without overdoing it. So, I’ll respond in Chinese with a clear, simple format that meets the user's needs!