Injury updates: Peavy, Feliciano, Longoria, Oswalt
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Here’s a running list of injury updates for several Major league players:
– Right handed pitcher Jake Peavy left his rehab start with discomfort in his shoulder reports Brett Ballantini of CSNChicago. The team will further evaluate Peavy tomorrow.
– According to Bryan Hoch of MLB.com, left handed pitcher Pedro Feliciano was recommended a conservative treatment program for the next six weeks. Feliciano will begin a shoulder strengthening program immediately, and is expected to remain with the team during the rehabilitation process adds Hoch.
– Third baseman Evan Longoria will take dry swings on Tuesday, hoping to be back in lineup by April 29 according to Marc Topkin of the St. Petersburg Times.
– MLB.com’s Todd Zolecki tweets that right handed pitcher Roy Oswalt threw 40 pitches in the bullpen. Oswalt said he felt fine and that he expects to start Thursday in San Diego.
– Infielder Adam Rosales hasn’t been cleared for full baseball activities and likely won’t be for at least another four weeks reports Jane Lee of MLB.com. Rosales was expected to return in May, but now it seems unlikely says Lee.
