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Monday, April 23, 2007
Prior will have an exploratory arthroscopic procedure in Birmingham, Ala., Cubs general manager Jim Hendry said Monday. Dr. James Andrews has been given permission for a more extensive operation if he determines it is necessary.
“He’s had some discomfort for a couple years,” Hendry said. “It’s finally gotten to a point where it’s probably the right decision to let one of the best people in the world go and have a look around to see if anything can maybe be fixed, if it doesn’t need something major. Dr. Andrews has the clearance if something needs to be fixed or tightened up.”
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Also Monday, the Cubs put pitcher Wade Miller on the 15-day disabled list with middle back spasms and recalled reliever Rocky Cherry before Monday’s game against the Milwaukee Brewers… The Cubs will skip Miller’s next turn in the rotation and Angel Guzman, currently in Triple-A, is to take the No. 5 starter’s next scheduled turn on May 1 at Pittsburgh.
Chicago Tribune: Surgery finally here for Prior (RR)
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Posted: April 23, 2007 at 11:19 PM | 11 comment(s)
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1. Social media assassin (Templeusox) Posted: April 23, 2007 at 11:23 PM (#2343487)Ha! The joke's on the Twins since Mauer will end up costing them more dollars in the end.
Where's Will Carroll's apology letter?
Is that a ballplayer or a Ben & Jerry's flavor?
"Dr. James Andrews performed a debridement of Mark Prior’s right rotator cuff as well as repair of labral and capsular injuries in his right shoulder during seas-ending surgery Tuesday.
That's all the detail the Cubs provided. If the labrum was torn, Prior is going to have a lot to overcome in his rebab over the next year. He was essentially done for 2007 no matter what the surgery turned up, and what was discovered seems to be significant enough to put his status for the beginning of 2008 in doubt. Perhaps the best-case scenario would have him back at 100 percent in 2009. However, there's a real chance he never returns as an effective major league pitcher."
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