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Willingham's Cancer Scare

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Josh Willingham, who was placed on the DL on Wednesday, is likely to miss six to eight weeks with a stress fracture in his left forearm.

 

There was some concern that Willingham might have a cancerous tumor in the arm, but only the break was found. Willingham probably won't rejoin the Marlins until early September. Jul. 8 - 6:21 pm et

Josh Willingham, who was placed on the DL on Wednesday, is likely to miss six to eight weeks with a stress fracture in his left forearm.

 

There was some concern that Willingham might have a cancerous tumor in the arm, but only the break was found. Willingham probably won't rejoin the Marlins until early September. Jul. 8 - 6:21 pm et

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Wow, that's further out in time than we thought. Bummer.

 

But I'm glad the prognosis wasn't cancer.

Holy cow. What did he do to get the stress fracture in the arm? That seems a bit rare. I really hope it isn't anything worse than that.

6-8 weeks wow, so i guess that takes him off the trading block.

I'm glad it wasn't that serious.

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Second use of bold to teach me a lesson. Vindicated? 9ner is again safe.

Holy cow. What did he do to get the stress fracture in the arm? That seems a bit rare. I really hope it isn't anything worse than that.

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I think it was in batting practice

 

although someone said Valdez hit him with a pitch in a simulated game

Wow, that's crazy that there was a thought of cancer. Even though he's hurt, at least it's nothing that a few weeks off won't heal.

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