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Charlie did not see the Doc on Monday. Apparently that will happen today according the Eagle:
Lowell on hold β WSU pitcher Charlie Lowell did not see a doctor on Monday. He is scheduled to be examined today, according to pitching coach Brent Kemnitz, after leaving Sunday's game complaining of elbow and forearm tightness. -
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Charlie Lowell: Just got out of the doctors and they said my arm is ok. Just some forearm tightness and ucl tightness. Should be back on the mound in 2 weeks.βThe rebellion on the populist right against the results of the 2020 election was partly a cynical, knowing effort by political operators and their hype men in the media to steal an election or at least get rich trying. But it was also the tragic consequence of the informational malnourishment so badly afflicting the nation. ... Americans gorge themselves daily on empty informational calories, indulging their sugar fixes of self-affirming half-truths and even outright lies.'β
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TWO weeks? WOW... wish it was two days. But, I'm thankful he's at least fairly ok.** aka Sunshine **Comment
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That's good news. Here's hoping Josh and Tobin step up big over the next two weeks...Comment
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Here's to hoping anybody steps up...Comment
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They said they didn't do an MRI.Comment
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Why so many arm injuries to our staff?Comment
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Mcgreevey is a freshamn and might be over throwing and it's just fatigue. Not sure on Lowell, sometimes an arm just needs a little rest. Called a dead arm.Comment
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Huh?
As compared to whose, lax? What makes you think the number of injuries to WSU's staff is exceptional? Pitching is physically dangerous, and it's especially hard on freshmen who were worked hard in high school and are now stepping up (e.g., TJ Mac).Originally posted by shoxlaxComment
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Six pitchers with arm problems the last two years seems like a lot to me. Maybe it's normal. Someone else can do the research on that one.Comment
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If Lowell is hurt long term,I'm confident in Josh Smith to get the job done on Sunday's.Comment
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Not going well. Suppose to throw 30 pitches on Sunday and Monday - quit after 6.
Coach Gene Stephenson said Lowell will undergo an MRI as soon as possible. Lowell, a sophomore lefty, came out of an April 4 game at Evansville complaining of forearm and elbow tightness. He has not pitched since. Lowell said he will try again Tuesday.Comment
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Not liking what I am reading/hearing about Charlie's arm issues.
Sounds like he will now undergo an MRI.Comment
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