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The Philadelphia Phillies have temporarily shut down Cliff Lee after the
veteran left-hander felt renewed discomfort in his pitching elbow.
The Phillies announced Sunday that Lee, who started only 13 games last season
due to an elbow strain, underwent an MRI on Friday.
The exam did not indicate any ligament damage, but the Phillies have decided
to scratch Lee from his next scheduled spring start Tuesday. The former Cy
Young Award winner is expected to resume throwing Monday, although the team
stated that his throwing program will progress "as tolerated."
"Any time it's the elbow, you have to be concerned," Phillies general manager
Ruben Amaro Jr. told reporters. "We have to be concerned because it's the
area he felt something before.
"We don't think it's acute, but we have to be cautious."
The Phillies also have sent the MRI results to renowned surgeon Dr. James
Andrews for a second opinion. Andrews is expected to review the results
either Monday or Tuesday.
Lee, 36, went 4-5 with a 3.65 ERA last year after pitching at least 200
innings in eight of the previous nine seasons. The four-time All-Star made
his spring training debut last Thursday, allowing two hits in two innings.
小李飛刀手肘不舒服已照了MRI 韌帶似乎ok 但為了安心正詢求第二意見
費城人決定先關機再說