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ReasonablySober wrote:Knebel is gonna have TJ surgery. Ugh.

humanrefutation wrote:Sign Kimbrel.

humanrefutation wrote:TJ is basically a two year recovery time, right? A year plus of rehab, and several additional months of just rebuilding your mechanics and endurance?

I'm guessing we won't see him until the ASB at the earliest next year.

humanrefutation wrote:TJ is basically a two year recovery time, right? A year plus of rehab, and several additional months of just rebuilding your mechanics and endurance?

I'm guessing we won't see him until the ASB at the earliest next year.

trwi7 wrote:

humanrefutation wrote:TJ is basically a two year recovery time, right? A year plus of rehab, and several additional months of just rebuilding your mechanics and endurance?

I'm guessing we won't see him until the ASB at the earliest next year.

12-15 months.

The average pitcher returns to game action 12-16 months following surgery but that time varies greatly by individual. In a recent study by Erickson et al., Major League pitchers returned in as little as 11 months and as many as 30 months. The player's return also depends on when the surgery is performed in the context of the baseball season as well as the severity of the injury. Players, parents and coaches should remember that each injury is unique and has its own timeline for recovery.

humanrefutation wrote:

trwi7 wrote:

humanrefutation wrote:TJ is basically a two year recovery time, right? A year plus of rehab, and several additional months of just rebuilding your mechanics and endurance?

I'm guessing we won't see him until the ASB at the earliest next year.

12-15 months.

Dr. James Andrews estimates the same, but notes:

The average pitcher returns to game action 12-16 months following surgery but that time varies greatly by individual. In a recent study by Erickson et al., Major League pitchers returned in as little as 11 months and as many as 30 months. The player's return also depends on when the surgery is performed in the context of the baseball season as well as the severity of the injury. Players, parents and coaches should remember that each injury is unique and has its own timeline for recovery.

livestrong4ever wrote:Nice to hear about JJ. Anything about my boy Lawire lol. In my out of the park baseball they were very high on him and have him as our starting 2nd basemen :p

ArodpwnsFavre wrote:

livestrong4ever wrote:Nice to hear about JJ. Anything about my boy Lawire lol. In my out of the park baseball they were very high on him and have him as our starting 2nd basemen :p

They are taking it really slow with Lawrie. Like super extended spring training then minors. There was an article about it a while back but can't find. He might be in minors this year then maybe have a shot in Sept.

livestrong4ever wrote:

ArodpwnsFavre wrote:

livestrong4ever wrote:Nice to hear about JJ. Anything about my boy Lawire lol. In my out of the park baseball they were very high on him and have him as our starting 2nd basemen :p

They are taking it really slow with Lawrie. Like super extended spring training then minors. There was an article about it a while back but can't find. He might be in minors this year then maybe have a shot in Sept.

i knew in spring they were saying "to get him in baseball shape"

i mean i know hes been out 1 year- but damn. i expected you know- spring training get in shape- extended spring training, but then we would hear bout him in single a-double a- w/e by may

The Brewers and Mariners have made a trade, per a Mariners team announcement. The Brewers will acquire catcher David Freitas from Seattle in exchange for minor league pitcher Sal Biasi. Freitas will report to Triple-A with his new team.