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More on Dontrelle's injury

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When asked where exactly he felt tightness, he pointed to the inside of his throwing forearm, where the ulnar nerve is. An ulnar nerve injury is what kept Johnson sidelined. That ligament could also be a key part of TJ surgery.

 

Maybe I'm blowing this out of proportion but it should probably be monitored closely.

Of course we need to look at it closely.

 

What concerns me about Dontrelle is the fact that he's a gamer and probably won't complain about pain or discomfort until the last minute, and that could be too late. I am beginning to wonder if he's been having discomfort for longer and is now just admitting it.

After his last start before yesterday, he was listed in the injury report but I dont remember what injury it was. He was probable though which probably means it was very minor. Rich and Tommy said he might miss his next start vs the Twins.

After his last start before yesterday, he was listed in the injury report but I dont remember what injury it was. He was probable though which probably means it was very minor. Rich and Tommy said he might miss his next start vs the Twins.

 

That means Vanden Hurk is coming up or are we just going to use BK?

Of course we need to look at it closely.

 

What concerns me about Dontrelle is the fact that he's a gamer and probably won't complain about pain or discomfort until the last minute, and that could be too late. I am beginning to wonder if he's been having discomfort for longer and is now just admitting it.

It would certainly explain (at least partly) why Dontrelle is having so much trouble with control this year. As much as many of you seem to hate Dontrelle, he is a much better pitcher than he has shown this year. An injury like this would definitely help explain why.

Of course we need to look at it closely.

 

What concerns me about Dontrelle is the fact that he's a gamer and probably won't complain about pain or discomfort until the last minute, and that could be too late. I am beginning to wonder if he's been having discomfort for longer and is now just admitting it.

It would certainly explain (at least partly) why Dontrelle is having so much trouble with control this year. As much as many of you seem to hate Dontrelle, he is a much better pitcher than he has shown this year. An injury like this would definitely help explain why.

 

I agree. He has been uncharacteristically wild this season. Even in his worst years (2004 and 2006) his walk totals were relatively low.

I don't think he's been hurt all season because he has maintained his velocity all season. I just think he's pitching awful.

I don't think he's been hurt all season because he has maintained his velocity all season. I just think he's pitching awful.

You're correct. That's just one guy trying to make excuses.

His velocity was down yesterday.

 

I was watching closely & don't recall seeing 90 on the gun.

 

Did not surprise me that he sat after one inning.

Of course we need to look at it closely.

 

What concerns me about Dontrelle is the fact that he's a gamer and probably won't complain about pain or discomfort until the last minute, and that could be too late. I am beginning to wonder if he's been having discomfort for longer and is now just admitting it.

It would certainly explain (at least partly) why Dontrelle is having so much trouble with control this year. As much as many of you seem to hate Dontrelle, he is a much better pitcher than he has shown this year. An injury like this would definitely help explain why.

 

 

 

but would destroy the durability argument many make.

Of course we need to look at it closely.

 

What concerns me about Dontrelle is the fact that he's a gamer and probably won't complain about pain or discomfort until the last minute, and that could be too late. I am beginning to wonder if he's been having discomfort for longer and is now just admitting it.

It would certainly explain (at least partly) why Dontrelle is having so much trouble with control this year. As much as many of you seem to hate Dontrelle, he is a much better pitcher than he has shown this year. An injury like this would definitely help explain why.

 

 

 

but would destroy the durability argument many make.

Why? This is the first time he's been injured that I can recall.

 

 

One injury does not destroy an argument.

Of course we need to look at it closely.

 

What concerns me about Dontrelle is the fact that he's a gamer and probably won't complain about pain or discomfort until the last minute, and that could be too late. I am beginning to wonder if he's been having discomfort for longer and is now just admitting it.

It would certainly explain (at least partly) why Dontrelle is having so much trouble with control this year. As much as many of you seem to hate Dontrelle, he is a much better pitcher than he has shown this year. An injury like this would definitely help explain why.

 

 

 

but would destroy the durability argument many make.

 

 

 

 

 

Das how does him getting hurt ONCE destroy the durability argument?

I just think that the Marlins should still take an MRI on Willis even if he doesn't want to. You can NEVER be too safe on things, and with Sanchez going down the last thing we need is another pitcher hurt.

 

Take the MRI, found out the results and push him back a couple days. Let him start on Tuesday or Wednesday.

 

Dontrelle is a gamer like mentioned before, if it was up to him I'm sure he would pitch every 2 days. I rather be 100% before sending him out for his next start.

Of course we need to look at it closely.

 

What concerns me about Dontrelle is the fact that he's a gamer and probably won't complain about pain or discomfort until the last minute, and that could be too late. I am beginning to wonder if he's been having discomfort for longer and is now just admitting it.

It would certainly explain (at least partly) why Dontrelle is having so much trouble with control this year. As much as many of you seem to hate Dontrelle, he is a much better pitcher than he has shown this year. An injury like this would definitely help explain why.

 

 

 

but would destroy the durability argument many make.

I wouldn't go that far. This start that Dontrelle is going to miss is the FIRST start he's missed in his 5 year career. I don't think that qualifies for destroying the durability issue. Now, if he winds up hurt, and misses a few starts, then you Dontrelle haters can rejoice and sit back and say I told you so. Let's also not forget that the whole situation was caused by a typical Dontrelle all-out play, where he layed his hand out to try and make a play and somebody STEPPED ON his hand. Let's just hope he's ok, and this is just pre-cautionary. I think that's what we all want, but reading this board makes me question that.

I just think that the Marlins should still take an MRI on Willis even if he doesn't want to. You can NEVER be too safe on things, and with Sanchez going down the last thing we need is another pitcher hurt.

 

Take the MRI, found out the results and push him back a couple days. Let him start on Tuesday or Wednesday.

 

Dontrelle is a gamer like mentioned before, if it was up to him I'm sure he would pitch every 2 days. I rather be 100% before sending him out for his next start.

Yeah, I don't see how it would hurt to get the MRI.

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