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Mike Trout not expected to return this season


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15 hours ago, tdawg87 said:

I'm not sure we haven't entered the Albert phase already. 

He can't stay healthy. It's only going to get worse the older he gets. 

Maybe Griffey Jr. is a better comp.

I guess a good thing would be that he doesn't have as much mileage on his body thanks to all the time he's missed.... Maybe that helps in the long term.

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21 hours ago, tdawg87 said:

I'm not sure we haven't entered the Albert phase already. 

He can't stay healthy. It's only going to get worse the older he gets. 

Maybe Griffey Jr. is a better comp.

Mid-case scenario: From 1.000 OPS to .850 next year, and a couple trips to the IL as he re-aggravates the calf or pulls another muscle somewhere. Every year after that he spends significant time on the IL. Five years in he retires.

Best-case: He returns to his previous glory (Comeback Player of the Year) but the numbers diminish gradually as his 30's proceed. He loses 20-25 games each year with various injuries. He manages to play out his contract but as a part-time player near the end. 

Worst-case: The damn calf never really gets well and he retires two or three years in.

 

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22 hours ago, Angel Oracle said:

I’m assuming that there is no chance of it being a Grade 3 strain (surgery suggested) instead of a Grade 2 strain, since it’s soreness and not pain that he is experiencing?

At minimum it is a Grade 3. No Grade 2 lasts this long. Should have had surgery 3 months ago.

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18 minutes ago, Hells Rainbow said:

Why?  Will having surgery now (assuming he needs surgery) prevent him from being ready for opening day? 

depends on the thickness of the tear, again assuming thats what it is. But a Gr 3 that is closer to full thickness than not is 6 months to 1 year rehab.

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1 hour ago, fan_since79 said:

Mid-case scenario: From 1.000 OPS to .850 next year, and a couple trips to the IL as he re-aggravates the calf or pulls another muscle somewhere. Every year after that he spends significant time on the IL. Five years in he retires.

Best-case: He returns to his previous glory (Comeback Player of the Year) but the numbers diminish gradually as his 30's proceed. He loses 20-25 games each year with various injuries. He manages to play out his contract but as a part-time player near the end. 

Worst-case: The damn calf never really gets well and he retires two or three years in.

 

I bet you're fun at parties.

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7 hours ago, fan_since79 said:

Mid-case scenario: From 1.000 OPS to .850 next year, and a couple trips to the IL as he re-aggravates the calf or pulls another muscle somewhere. Every year after that he spends significant time on the IL. Five years in he retires.

Best-case: He returns to his previous glory (Comeback Player of the Year) but the numbers diminish gradually as his 30's proceed. He loses 20-25 games each year with various injuries. He manages to play out his contract but as a part-time player near the end. 

Worst-case: The damn calf never really gets well and he retires two or three years in.

 

Dude, really? 

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23 hours ago, ScottT said:

If he is shut down for the rest of the season, there's gonna be a lot of guys on this board that strain or tear something as a result of congratulating themselves for being right.  

That would be from the “we’re not happy unless we’re miserable!” crowd.

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