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Hamstring strain for Mussina

April
11

Mussina has what the Yankees are saying is a strained left hamstring. No word yet on the degree.

The strength and conditioning coaches – Marty Miller and Dana Cavalea – should be on the hot seat given the amount of strains the team has suffered.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 11th, 2007 at 9:29 pm by Peter Abraham.
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34 Responses to “Hamstring strain for Mussina”

  1. Rocco

    i agree Peter. What are these guys doing in the off season?

  2. KMT

    That’s better than a groin pull, right?

    – KMT

  3. Brian

    I guess that’s better than a back or arm inury.

    I’m sure we’ll see Moose sent to the DL. Any idea on who will be up to start in his spot?

    Karstens, perhaps?

  4. Andrew

    I wouldn’t say so. Hamstrings take forever to recover from – see Cano last year.

  5. Rocco

    red sox got 1 hit… ouch.

  6. wemisspaulie

    Well, it could be MUCH worse….much worse.

  7. sunny615

    they were 6 inches from a no hitter.

  8. sunny615

    nice k by henn

  9. kris

    sorry espn and gammons, looks like dice-k and bosox got upstaged…

  10. Rocco

    so the red sox got 3 hit by the Rangers and 1 hit by the Mariners.

  11. Rob B

    This is a key game for Henn: see how he does with a slim lead. So far he’s done pretty good.

  12. kris

    oh and dice-k didn’t pitch a perfect game

  13. Chevy

    Very nice job by Henn so far.

    I dont know about you, but im getting sick and tired of strained hamstrings.

  14. Chris NJ

    Brian, Karstens is currently on the DL too.

    They’d probably give Sean Henn a start, he’s been really good in the long relief recently. Even though, I think he should stay in the bullpen as long relief. But I rather have Sean start a game then bring up Phil Hughes, Humbrto Sanchez, TYler Clippard, or anyone else down in the minors because I don’t think their quite ready yet.

  15. Eric

    I agree Peter re the conditioning coaches – this is ridiculous. I am concerned when the Yanks play Toronto and Boston – however maybe Henn can be a good starter – I am betraying my age but in 77 Guidry was supposed to be a reliever and as we know became a starter.

  16. sunny615

    i wonder why rasner isn’t in? other than his ineffectiveness that is.

  17. Chris NJ

    Kris, pitching 7 innings, and giving up 3 runs is still pretty good. I’d take that from any of our starters any day. Now, pretty much everyone in our rotation is capable of better then that, but that’s still respectable.

  18. kris

    what does sean henn throw? i cant find a scouting report of him.

  19. jay destro

    humberto sanchez isnt ready due to elbow

    sean henn should not move into the rotation just for the sake of keeping dead arm ronny off the team.

    i would give clippard a start, however you start a ticking clock on arbitration if i am correct.

  20. SJ44

    Good job by Henn. Three innings in a tough outing. Bad mistake to Punto on a 1-2 pitch but, overall, a solid job.

  21. Pekeris

    Championship team tend to be healthy teams. Looks like this is not the year for the Yanks.

  22. Alfred

    Could somebody start working on Proctor’s bionic arm? He’ll need it by end May at this rate… 5 appearances in 8 games already

  23. rainbowtrout

    The real Scott Proctor is back this season. Which means Torre will keep using him even though he is innefective.

  24. rainbowtrout

    And that’s why they call him Clueless Joe…

  25. Nigel

    Scott Proctor = Not good with runners on base.

  26. Pekeris

    Yanks being 2 hitted by Ortiz—-that a lot more embrassing.

  27. SJ44

    Yes, April 11 and the season is over because of one injury. Good call.

    Those Cardinals last year were pretty healthy, weren’t they? No closer, Jeff Weaver in the rotation, Rolen playing with a bad back, etc.

    Yup, they were healthy all year.

  28. Angel

    lol, I am sometimes staggered by the things people post on here, especially when its in a medium where they have time to reread something and decide NOT to post it because its boneheaded.

  29. rainbowtrout

    Well, this game will be a good test of the Yankee pen.

  30. SJ44

    Yes, Proctor did a horrible job. Faced the heart of the order and gave up one hit. Terrible.

    I think some of you need to realize its April and not everybody starts out of the chute on fire.

    You work through the valley’s and Proctor did his job. Made some tough pitches after the Cuddayer hit and getting Morneau and Hunter in that situation is good work.

  31. kris

    I read that Sean Henn used to throw in the upper 90s, before he underwent TJ surgery. What pitches is he throwing now? How hard does he throw?

  32. SJ44

    Poor job by Farnsworth tonight. He is usually a slow starter and he is showing why. Four pitch walk to the leadoff guy, then he crumbles.

    I wouldn’t be surprised if Vizcaino or Proctor ends up being the 8th inning guy by June. Kyle is just too erratic to trust him in these type of spots.

    Oh well, they won the series and that’s what matters. I’ll take 2 of 3 all year.

  33. wemisspaulie

    Pekeris, so, what happened? Your $100 million guy got the jitters at Fenway tonight and you thought you’d come over here to take out some anxiety? Bummer for you. Wait until he gets to Yankee stadium. :)

  34. Josh

    dont blame the conditioning coach, hamstrings can be strengthened and stretched al you want but if you move it the wrong way ur gonna strain it no matter what. its not like other areas, very susceptible to strain

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