Reply to "labrum tear"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

CPLZ,
I attend to agree with what has been said. Your son's issues tend to be minor and most likely why his prognosis was good, and also his work ethic for proper recovery. He's been really fortunate.

This is why it is so important to report any unusual discomfort, the longer one continues to work through an injury the worse it becomes.

FWIW, 3FG, if you are talking about the draft, not every pitcher coming into milb gets an MRI, only the ones where $$ is a big factor. If the preliminary physical indicates an issue or player has had an issue (for any player)then further tests are done. Most teams draw a line as to who they will MRI and who they will not. FA's most likely get full physicals which do not include MRI.

6/5/0911:07 AM

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