Pat Neshek will be shut down for the rest of the season because of weakness in his shoulder that has led to an inflamed ligament near his elbow.
This season just keeps getting better and better.
|
|||||
And no one saw this coming… This entry was posted by ubelmann
on Saturday, September 22nd, 2007 at 1:04 pm and is filed under Guest Writers, MLB, Minnesota Twins, ubelmann. It is one of 821 entries by the author.
We are no longer accepting Letters to the Editor on this post.
7 comments to And no one saw this coming… |
Cup of CoffeeCitizens Online20 Users Online WGOM Sign InLog InRetired WGOM Jokes
WGOM Achievements
Race to the Bottom: Highest Loss Totals in T-Wolves History67: 1991-92 Recent Letters to the EditorIn Response to Happy Birthday--March 15, FirstTimeLongTime wrote: The Freshest Man on Earth is quite a wonderful nickname. In Response to Cup of Coffee: March 13-14, 2010, brianS wrote: Minnesota native Jim Phelps dead at 84. You youngsters may know him better as Clarence Oveur. But the real Mission: Impossible was da bomb. New Britain Bo wrote: Estes Park I definately recommend. Ringed by a slew of 14K'ers. New Britain Bo wrote: No mention of Underwear Model? socaltwinsfan wrote: My four-year-old son just pointed at your Avatar and exclaimed "That's for Simpsons!" Rhubarb_Runner wrote: She used to cover the Red Sox, so don't feel bad about it. brianS wrote: don't forget Wynkoop in Denver. I thoroughly enjoyed their offerings (skip the Chile Beer). And they are located very near the old Union Station building, which looks architecturally interesting (although I haven't actually visited it).… meat wrote: Oh, and the rockpile is a nice place sit at coors if you want to see a game with the proletariat, be warned that it'll be H-O-T in those seats, bring sunscreen. Lots of sunscreen.… socaltwinsfan wrote: Gophers still make tourney. No. 11 seed playing Xavier. Nicely done. brianS wrote: Yea, that second-half run was almost Villanova-like. Everything was dropping for the Buckeyes. meat wrote: I'll post some of the photos later today, maybe even a video of the venom milking. In Response to Cup of Coffee: March 12, 2010, Rhubarb_Runner wrote: Thankfully, the family graduated to Macaroni Grill long ago. I can't remember the last time we went to OG. brianS wrote: If it were up to me, the kids would prefer the local Thai place Heh. Chalk one up for me. My kids love our local Thai place. I haven't stepped into an Olive Garden for at… cheaptoy wrote: I think he was a test subject for the juice. That would explain his outfield play. Beau wrote: hear, hear. I can make spaghetti ten times better at home for a couple bucks frightwig wrote: I can't order the spaghetti at Olive Garden, or really any restaurant. Even if it is the cheapest thing on the menu, I could never get over paying $11.95 for spaghetti in meat sauce. When… Rhubarb_Runner wrote: I got no problem with that. ;) In Response to Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Mercy, Milt on Tilt wrote: I quite like BRMC. They are in town with Band of Skulls on the day of my birth. FirstTimeLongTime wrote: Cheaptoy, don't be fooled by the band name; you will not like this band. In Response to Happy Birthday--March 14, CarterHayes wrote: . RIP, Puck. In Response to Music Day, frightwig wrote: I still listen to music mostly on the living room component system w/ the big Cerwin-Vega! speakers, or in the car. However, the tape deck died last year and may never get replaced. Lately, I… In Response to Happy Birthday--March 13, AMR wrote: If it were a different Bass, we'd have an all-pitcher day! SBG wrote: Santana is just another Latino taking the job of some poor black kid in Detroit. Popular Recent Posts
WGOM Twitter
Posting tweet... |
||||
|
Copyright © 2004-2010 The WGOM - All Rights Reserved There have been
Powered by WordPress & the Atahualpa Theme by BytesForAll. Discuss on our WP Forum 125 queries. 1.977 seconds. |
|||||
"to an inflamed ligament near his elbow"
Is this statement terrifying to anyone else after our experience with Liriano last year?
Yep, that was my first thought.
It was first said that weakness in Liriano's shoulder led to forearm/elbow pain...which, as you know, led to the TJ surgery.
If this is a serious deal, I guess you can add "relief pitcher" to the list of needs for this upcoming offseason.
Yeah, us dummies here that were screaming that he be shut down a while back didn't know anything.
Who knows his team better than the manager, dummy?
Oh, hey... nice blog.
What's with these young guys trying to show how tough they are and play through injuries? If they're hurt, they should just tell the manager they can't play. No one would criticize them for that, would they?
Good one, Jeff.
the elusive FW!
you are welcome to bump any/all of my scheduled vids over the next 2 weeks, dude.