
ek wrote:Lidge
1ip 0h 0r 1bb 2k's.
Bakestar wrote:@ ACPressSusan_L
Charlie Manuel said on the XM radio today Rollins has between a 2 and 1 degree tear. Def gonna miss time. Don't know how much yet. #phillies
Jimmy Rollins (strained calf, ERD 5/20)
Jayson Werth (strained hip flexor, ERD 4/16)
The Phillies have enough talent to survive the loss of one of their stars, but two? That could be the question facing the team in the near-term as both Rollins and Werth have injuries. Rollins is more pressing and serious, a Grade II gastrocnemius (calf) strain that was diagnosed quickly on the field. The confirming diagnosis was made after an MRI, one that took place Tuesday. While the Phillies did not announce the results or a DL move, there's almost no chance that there's new information. Strains, especially of this sort are very easy to diagnose and grade with simple manual tests. Much of Philly panicked upon seeing Rollins in a soft cast, hobbling into his MRI. It's a painful injury and the Phillies are bound to be careful with their shortstop, so there's nothing to glean from that shot. Expect Rollins to be out through the back end of the two-to-four week timeframe that's been put up. The situation is a bit less clear for Werth: he has what the team is saying is a mild hip flexor strain, but there are whispers that there's something more serious. The team did hide the severity of Chase Utley's hip injury, but remember that he also played through it. There's no reason to believe the rumors, but it's worth keeping in the back of your head in case we get more info or if Werth stays out more than a couple days.
ek wrote:i don't want to hear the werth stuff
Warszawa wrote:ek wrote:i don't want to hear the werth stuff
Bright side would be he gets the surgery now and comes back in time for playoffs but still manages to lessen offseason value enough for Phillies to re-sign him. Meanwhile they can see what Brown has over an extended period of time which could then allow them to move Ibanez this offseason.
Of course, the injury is probably nothing.
Playing for a very talented offensive club that included such prospects as Welinson Baez, Clay Harris, Jeremy Slayden, Lou Marson and Julian Williams, Costanzo, Jr. began to display the power bat that scouts raved about throughout his college career.