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Tasco wrote: Ha debuttato ieri sera, nel 6° sul punteggio di 1-0 per i Rangers:

2IP, 0H, 0ER, 0BB, 4K. Le uniche due battute messe in gioco erano un groundout ed un foul pop.
Ha lanciato 100mph.

The injury to the Diamondbacks top prospect is being called an “elbow strain,” and it sounds like it has the potential to be a serious injury, the last thing the Diamondbacks want to hear about a pitcher they were planning to plug into their 2010 rotation.

Diamondbacks General Manager Josh Byrnes said Parker was in Birmingham, Ala., visiting with a doctor who works with Dr. James Andrews. Parker already has undergone an MRI.

He’s going to return to Arizona to visit with team physician Dr. Michael Lee on Monday. Parker would meet with him sooner but Lee is out of town.

“It’s a matter of Doc Lee getting back in and looking at the current MRI and comparing it to our 2007 MRI,” Byrnes said. “He’ll talk to Jarrod, talk to us and we’ll figure out what to do.”

If it’s an issue with his ulnar collateral ligament, it could mean Tommy John surgery. But Byrnes cautioned that other pitchers in the organization recently have suffered that kind of injury and gone the non-surgical route. They’ve rested it, rehabbed it and come back just as strong. That happened with Double-A prospect Kyler Newby, for example.

TheFan17 wrote: Jarrod Parker fuori per tutto il resto della stagione.

http://www.azcentral.com/members/Blog/NickPiecoro/59518


In una settimana ho perso Montero e Parker... vabbè ho già capito che il prossimo sarà Santana... 

Tasco wrote: una bella dose di prospetti avrebbe fatto comodo eh!?   

TheFan17 wrote: Si, ma io non sono Shapiro.  :D

Tasco wrote: Poi ovviamente i Rays potrebbero scambiare Crawford.  :gazza:

Spike83 wrote: gli yankees avrebbero giusto un posto in LF che dovrebbe liberarsi...