Nothing exciting here, but will be worth seeing what the results are to get some idea of when he might be back.
From ESPN.com:
MILWAUKEE -- Brewers pitcher Ben Sheets will have an MRI on his right shoulder to evaluate whether he is making progress from the tendinitis that has plagued him.
Sheets, who was put on the disabled list May 10, retroactive to May 3, did not fly to Cincinnati with the rest of the Milwaukee Brewers after Sunday's 5-3 win over Minnesota at Miller Park.
He has played catch three times since being placed on the DL, but has not thrown from a mound.
"I've noticed a little improvement in the last couple of days," Sheets said Sunday. "Normally, with this, when I've had it in the past, there's going to be a day when there's a big jump."
Manager Ned Yost said Sheets likely would join the team at some point during their 10-game road trip.
"He's making progress, but the doctors wanted to have an MRI to see where he's at," Yost said. "It's nothing out of the ordinary."
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The Big Train wrote:Nothing exciting here, but will be worth seeing what the results are to get some idea of when he might be back.
From ESPN.com:
MILWAUKEE -- Brewers pitcher Ben Sheets will have an MRI on his right shoulder to evaluate whether he is making progress from the tendinitis that has plagued him.
Sheets, who was put on the disabled list May 10, retroactive to May 3, did not fly to Cincinnati with the rest of the Milwaukee Brewers after Sunday's 5-3 win over Minnesota at Miller Park.
He has played catch three times since being placed on the DL, but has not thrown from a mound.
"I've noticed a little improvement in the last couple of days," Sheets said Sunday. "Normally, with this, when I've had it in the past, there's going to be a day when there's a big jump."
Manager Ned Yost said Sheets likely would join the team at some point during their 10-game road trip.
"He's making progress, but the doctors wanted to have an MRI to see where he's at," Yost said. "It's nothing out of the ordinary."
Actually, that sounds very encouraging. Nice find BT!
i hope so too, i traded helton for him right before sheets went on the DL, the guys in my league said i got ripped off cause sheets was going to the DL , but we know what kind of pitcher he is when he is healthy.
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Sheets (shoulder tendinitis) had an MRI done on Monday that showed no structural damage.
Sheets will continue to rehab his shoulder, but there is no timeline for his return to the Brewers.
Good news. I hope they keep him on the shelf until he is 100% completely healthy, take their time getting him back up to speed and then unleash a healthy Sheets on the league. Even if that takes until the ASB I'll take half a season of a healthy Sheets over 2/3 of a season of one with a hurt shoulder.
Sheets (shoulder tendinitis) had an MRI done on Monday that showed no structural damage.
Sheets will continue to rehab his shoulder, but there is no timeline for his return to the Brewers.
Good news. I hope they keep him on the shelf until he is 100% completely healthy, take their time getting him back up to speed and then unleash a healthy Sheets on the league. Even if that takes until the ASB I'll take half a season of a healthy Sheets over 2/3 of a season of one with a hurt shoulder.
Awesome scoop and even awesomer news
If it's really just a sore shoulder keeping him on the DL, maybe a little Vagisil would help.
May 22 The Associated Press reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (shoulder) had an MRI reveal his right shoulder is structurally sound. He's expected to rejoin the team Tuesday, May 23, but there's not a timetable for his return yet.