ptatc

Nah, JR is too cheap to offer anyone a good deal.

Could be the Twins where even the Ishbias don't want you.

Have you gone to the highest seats on the west side of Soldier Field? The only good thing there is you can see Michigan with a good set of binoculars.

Piece of cake. Had it 2 years ago. Do the PT and you're good.

Dang. I like his potential

I think that's his game. Good stuff all around the zone with weak contact.

Yep. Schultz and Smith for Birmingham today.

Depends on the size of the tear. If it's small they'll do anti-inflammatory mess and see if he can play with it. If its a llarge one he can't play with it's surgery of which there is two types. 1. On the inside where they remove the torn piece and it's 3-8 weeks depending on how much needs to be removed. 2. If it's on the periphery it's a repair and it's 9 months give or take depending on the type of repair they use.

Still a symptoms of the game. Could be that the Sox just have pitchers that have been healthier and havent had it yet. Luckily many of the prospects coming up have already had it.

Welcome to the new age if pitching. Luckily nearly all will return as good or better.

Batstista, keener, gordon, Reyes.

Agreed

That you can put on the medical staff. Some of it could be on the GM and coaching staff depending on the dynamics. The coaches and such would over ride the medical staff more often 10 years ago. Still does some but not as often.

I know we have had this discussion in the past but you don't seem to understand the concept. The Athletic trainer is NOT responsible for preventing the injuries. This is the responsibility of the strength and conditioning staff. The Athletic trainer is responsible for treating injuries after they happen and returning them to their prior level of function. Changing the head Athletic trainer will not change the occurrence of the injuries. It may change in how quickly they return.

Could be Gonzalez tomorrow and the piggyback Thursday.