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    This isn't too surprising....


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    Re: This isn't too surprising....

    Too early to speculate. Hopefully a cramp. I hope I hope I hope
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    Re: This isn't too surprising....

    I'm sure there's a lot of people in D.C. just like Andrew, holding there breath right now....
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    Re: This isn't too surprising....

    I hope its nothing, he looked like he wanted to continue pitching.

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    Re: This isn't too surprising....

    doesnt sound like a cramp: per Rotoworld.com

    Sources have informed injury expert Will Carroll that Stephen Strasburg's 2010 season is over, and that a visit to Dr. James Andrews is looming.

    This is not good, but not unexpected. The phenom left Saturday's start with what was diagnosed as a strain of the flexor tendon in his right forearm, but he still needs to get an MRI. It's always ominous when Dr. Andrews' name is involved, but it doesn't necessarily mean that Strasburg will need Tommy John or some other kind of surgery. Stay tuned. Aug. 22 - 10:50 am et
    Source: Will Carroll on Twitter

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    Thumbs up Re: This isn't too surprising....

    I hope the kid's injury isn't serious. In the short term, though, it looks like ESPN will revert back to too much covergae of the Red Sox, Yankees and Mets (as it was pre-Strasburg).

    Dave Miedema

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    Re: This isn't too surprising....

    Quote Originally Posted by kellsox View Post
    It's always ominous when Dr. Andrews' name is involved, but it doesn't necessarily mean that Strasburg will need Tommy John or some other kind of surgery. Stay tuned. Aug. 22 - 10:50 am et
    Source: Will Carroll on Twitter
    Oh, my, if he has Tommy John surgery he'll miss a season and then come back throwing a 110 mph fastball.

 

 

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