JoeC

…or, in other words, there shouldn’t be a connection.

Colson’s bat and D are both worthy of his being stationed at SS every day. The shifting around business shouldn’t apply to him.

I'm sure there are many different forms of impingement, but I've got to believe that one possible outcome is a torn labrum. My understanding of an impingement is based on a hip impingement, where there is extra bone on the "shaft" that connects the head of your hip bone (the ball) to the femur. In that case, certain movements can cause that extra bone to rub up against the labrum and cause a tear. If a protocol of rest is at play, I would assume that the impingement is causing inflamed tissue similar to how @Lip Man 1 describes it. My understanding is that surgery would be required eventually, but it may be something that you'd be able to sort of re-set by letting the inflammation periodically calm down to a baseline level. Worst case, though, you could be looking at a major surgery caused by this additional bone mass in a violently-moving and critical area. Note: I am not trained in any of the above (I didn't even bother to look anything else up), so I really hope @ptatc comes back to clear this all up for us.

Who is this JR?

Let’s hope everyone else stays healthy too

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7356208/2026/06/14/jacob-gonzalez-white-sox-swing-changes/?source=athletic_thewindup_newsletter&campaign=18534014&userId=159096 Good write-up on Jacob Gonzalez by Keith Law on The Athletic

No.

They have a closer (Taylor). They need a couple of setup men.

...and exhale.

The South side has stood up.

I wonder when's the last time two players with the same last name have gone back-to-back....

Well that works.

This is a fun team.

Well then.

Are we seeing the return of 2024 Fedde?