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Tanaka Placed On DL (Elbow)


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I don't know if I have every heard of anyone ever being able to rehab a partially torn UCL.

 

Seriously. See this every year with players. Report of a partially torn UCL and that they'll "rehab" it for 6-8 weeks and then see how it is...only to end up having to get TJS in the end. Just feels like they are delaying the inevitable, thus lengthening the recovery time since they're wasting 6+ weeks hoping and praying he can return

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Seriously. See this every year with players. Report of a partially torn UCL and that they'll "rehab" it for 6-8 weeks and then see how it is...only to end up having to get TJS in the end. Just feels like they are delaying the inevitable, thus lengthening the recovery time since they're wasting 6+ weeks hoping and praying he can return

Ever had any type of reconstruction surgery and do the rehab? Believe me, if you have the slightest chance to avoid it you take it.
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http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/11/sports/baseball/familiar-bronx-tale-adds-masahiro-tanaka-chapter.html?_r=0


 


Every player is different, Cashman said the doctors told him, and they are right, of course. But ask the Los Angeles Dodgers how this plan worked with Chad Billingsley.


 


In September 2012, the Dodgers announced that Billingsley — then a 27-year-old former All-Star with six seasons of at least 10 wins — had a partial U.C.L. tear. Instead of having surgery, he underwent plasma injections and was back on the mound the next April. He started twice, needed Tommy John surgery anyway and has not pitched since. Last month he tore the flexor tendon in his pitching arm.


 


That is the nightmare scenario. The Yankees are far from a hard-luck franchise, but they are now becoming used to such harrowing visions.

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"I want to apologize to the Yankees organization, my teammates and our fans for not being able to help during this time. I accept this injury as a challenge, but I promise to do everything I can to overcome this setback and return to the mound as soon as possible." Masahiro Tanaka

 

 

That's impressive.

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"I want to apologize to the Yankees organization, my teammates and our fans for not being able to help during this time. I accept this injury as a challenge, but I promise to do everything I can to overcome this setback and return to the mound as soon as possible." Masahiro Tanaka

 

 

That's impressive.

It's a pretty standard statement for a Japanese player though. Anything short of perfection is worthy of an apology.

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You think they are waiting for an apology for Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

I know you meant it as a joke but tens of millions of Japanese died. I am pretty certain they are remorseful.

 

Don't be so sure, a lot of prominent politicians in Japan deny some of the atrocities they committed in China and other places.

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