it could well be a wait and see zone. Having seen someone tear a calf (Grade 3) on the pitch he definitely didn't do that. If he'd done that he wouldn't have got near scoring a run. So you're probably in the zone where it's going to be somewhere between 3-6 weeks and they'll only know more when they know more.
1 day - even with an MRI - is not a lot of time to figure out how long muscle is going to take to repair.
sorta sped watched this, over the morning. Crazy game.
Totally inconsequential but did anyone else notice the catcher microphone being too high in the mix for the first few innings at least.
in a fit of irrational enthusiasm I paid for MLB.TV in one go this year. I'm suspecting my games watched is going to be low even in comparison to other years. every night game involves me being awake at 00.05 or so which is tricky enough at the best of times.
This isn’t true any more !
it’s a maximum of five times in a season before they need to be exposed to waivers
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/3201371/2022/03/23/for-a-handful-of-players-mlbs-new-limit-on-minor-league-options-will-reduce-the-whirlwind-of-callups/?source=user_shared_article&unlocked_article_code=1.blA.fW1K.4ZPTXBnUjzcm&smid=ta-ios-share
I like the Atlanta one except for the fact that it is an Atlanta one!
Never heard the expression "Wisco" for Wisconsin but then I do live the other side of the Atlantic.
Juan Soto is on IL for 2-3 weeks with a right calf strain
Suspect he needs to show signs of life by this
Mike Tauchman is recovering from surgical repair of a torn meniscus in his left knee - Likely out until mid-late May.
and be viable OF by this.
Was only looking at the 4 man bench quizzically earlier thinking it’s really hard to play with a day to day injury guy.
what about Nolan McLean reprising his college career