Reply to "Doctor Says Tommy John?!?!"

cabbagedadHSBaseballWeb member since 2011

Great advice above... will add...

When you do come back, whether soon or after a procedure and full rehab, do NOT throw off the mound when there is pain. Also, three weeks might be a bit short to go from a full shut-down to a pen on a mound, IMO.

Sounds like you have some gifts and a work ethic. Be smart with it and take care of those gifts. Don't pitch thru pain and don't rush back. Do make sure, if at all possible, you are seeing a reputable sports ortho. It can make all the difference in the world for your baseball future.

I hope you find a good path back!

2/20/202:54 PM

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