SP Noah Syndergaard was placed on the D:L with a flexor-pronator strain
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ReplyDeleteSimilar to what is sidelining Cliff Lee, rest should take care of it if it's just a flexor pronator strain and nothing else. This partially explains his drop in velocity and effectiveness this season though. But it is what it is-pitchers are fragile-which is something every team has to deal with.
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ReplyDeleteIt likely has nothing to do with this injury, but when I heard Thor did weight workouts at weights only NFL linemen should work out at, and then was throwing 97-98 his first time on the mound this spring, I thought someone better advise Noah before he gets hurt. We need him to be Thor by the start of 2015 if the Met Renaissance is to go forward.
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