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Puma in the Post reports it ain't just a bruise.

Step up Tomas and Jose and whoever else.


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Thomas Nido, time to step up and be a hero.
Its that kind of year.
Later


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I think it was FK that said he's surprised when a 100 MPH pitch hits a hand and it's broken. Well, be surprised no more.

I would guess 12 weeks for a hand fracture. See you at the AS Break.

Um, so yeah, we need a catcher. I guess maybe you take a flyer on Montero or something?


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Centerfield wrote:
I think it was FK that said he's surprised when a 100 MPH pitch hits a hand and it's broken. Well, be surprised no more.

I would guess 12 weeks for a hand fracture. See you at the AS Break.

Um, so yeah, we need a catcher. I guess maybe you take a flyer on Montero or something?


initial reports are it's a tiny fracture can could be only 3 weeks, but that feels optimistic.

I think they'll definitely feel out the Montero types first, and give Loboton and Nido some looks in the short term.


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Lobaton will be in Flushing by tomorrow (by today, if he can get a flight). To get him on the 40-man move either D'Arnaud or Wright to the 60-day DL.

It's not ideal, but he's the only option who can step in immediately (they need a backup today) and he won't cost the team in prospects.

Nido should be No. 1 for now. He's probably not ready, but it's better to give him the experience. Lobaton will spell him until Plawecki can play -- say sometime before mid-May.


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So that's a big ol' negative on the negative X-Ray, then?

Nido can't really hit either (at least he hasn't proven to do so yet) but it sounds like we'll get to experience what a little better defense behind the plate is like, at least over the medium term.
Haven't had much of that since the brief NYM days of Hank White (that's Henry Blanco for those of you who don't speak Croatian).


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Yeah, fans get pissed off when early diagnoses don't turn out to be the eventual truth, but it just goes to show that reading X-Rays/MRIs/EEGs/EKGs/KGBs, etc. is as much art as it is science.
I think a lot of folks are convinced that it's as simple as the litmus paper turning blue when it's broken or torn and red if it's not.


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