you know, I think I was more
relieved I guess.
I didn't, nobody, nobody really
told me or I didn't really know
, um, how serious, even a small
grade tear of the, of, of that
muscle, um, could have been.
Uh, so I mean kind of
instinctually, I thought it
wasn't bad at first, you know, I
was like, okay, I definitely
have a small injury, but you
know, I don't think it's serious
, I don't think it will be too
long, but after the diagnosis
was, was given to me when I was
talking to the doctors, um,
about it is when I realized how
close it came to being, you know
, potentially season ending.
I was talking to my wife about
it.
She was very intrigued obviously
what the diagnosis was and I
think that's when it kind of hit
me when I was explaining to her
that it could have been really
bad.
Look, I'm not saying that, you
know, we're out of the woods or
anything is perfect, there's
still an injury there that I
have to Gil but you know, as far
as being relieved from when I
got the news, I would say.
Yeah, definitely.
This was relatively good news is
my understanding, the fact that
there is no muscle fiber
disruption, uh, indicates a
shorter healing time.
The fascia is a different
structure in the CAF and That
appears to be where the
disruption is, we will know a
lot more about the return
timeline once we get the body
about, you know, the 1st 48-72
hours to Gil but our hope and
our expectations that this
should be relatively short term.
We have been fortunate enough
all season.
We have six, sometimes even more
starting pitchers who can help
us go out there and win
ballgames.
So we are working on how this
exactly is going to affect the
rotation, the off day, yesterday
, the off day, thursday, the off
a week from thursday, and our
current roster and the expanded
rosters on sept first will
factor into that.
But we don't have any finalized
plans at this point.