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Due to surgery to repair his labrum, left-hander Hyun-jin Ryu hasn’t pitched
in a game since September 12, 2014. Since that time, all the hope within the
Los Angeles Dodgers organization has been resting on the sole thought that the
team would get Ryu back sometime during the middle of this season. Now, that
doesn’t look so certain.
According to manager Dave Roberts, Ryu suffered a setback. The reason? A groin
strain. It ultimately made Ryu unable to pitch during a bullpen session, and
they had to cancel it. This latest setback doesn’t seem like much, but groin
strains are never good. They take a while to heal, and there’s no word on when
Ryu could actually return now.
From Dan Arritt, Special to ESPN.com:
“We’re going to take a couple days to kind of let this calm down and then get
him back on the mound,” [manager Dave] Roberts said. “I think the whole time
we thought we were going to have him back sooner, but then there’s a setback
in the middle of spring and then with this. Technically it’s a setback, and I
don’t know how severe the injury is.”
Without knowing how severe the injury is, it’s hard to say just how long Ryu
will actually be out for. The team was counting on him being able to rehab well
enough to get back out on the mound by either the middle of June or July. The
Dodgers could certainly use another quality pitcher in their rotation, or even
out of the bullpen.
The road back for Ryu has been a long and arduous one, and it would be a great
story if he could come back from everything that has troubled him over the last
two seasons. However, if he is unable to make it through this season with his
health intact, then maybe it’s best to start looking forward to 2017 with him
and pray for the best there.
因为肩膀受伤2014 9月就没有投过球的柳胖
因为鼠蹊部的问题 回到投手丘的时程又往后延迟了