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Reduce Inflammation: PRP therapy helps modulate the inflammatory response, mitigating swelling, pain, and tissue damage associated with hamstring tears. By suppressing pro-inflammatory cytokines and promoting anti-inflammatory pathways, PRP fosters a conducive environment for tissue repair. Not necessarily faster healing, per se, but smaller scarring and excellent repair tissue as a result....good to know Another study contravenes that: 2025年7月23日 · The combination of PRP injection and physical therapy can accelerate patients' return to play and also appears to reduce the reinjury rate in patients with hamstring injuries.

Magglio Ordóñez – Society for American Baseball Researchsabr.org › person › magglio-ordonez He played three games to start the season, going 0-for-10 with no RBIs when he was diagnosed on April 27 with an exercise-induced sports hernia, necessitating....(so he had the off season knee surgery, then sports hernia in April of the following season, 2005) memory not completely off missed almost half that season but played 150+ in 2006/07 And now back to Mune platelet injection therapy without PTAC

Ordóñez was a supporter of the late Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, and in early 2009 appeared in a televised political ad which assured the Venezuelan people that "the best of the revolution and socialism is yet to come."[27] He also joined Chávez on the campaign trail.[28] As a result, during the 2009 World Baseball Classic, Ordóñez was booed by anti-Chávez Venezuelan fans, during his at bats, and while he was on the field.[29][30] In August 2013, Ordóñez announced that he would run for the office of mayor in the Juan Antonio Sotillo Municipality in Venezuela,[31] on the ticket of the late Chavez's United Socialist Party of Venezuela.[32] It was announced on December 9, 2013, that he had been elected Mayor.[33] Ordóñez was mayor from 2013 to 2017.[34]

https://www.thebaseballcube.com/content/player/188149/ What the hell was Ordonez doing playing 1B in three independent leagues in 2022 after seven years away from baseball? Don't remember hearing about that at all. And then this...2026 BREAKING: Magglio Ordóñez Comes Home — 15 Years Later, a Tiger Buys Back His Legacy "Fifteen years after leaving Detroit, Magglio Ordóñez didn’t return with applause or ceremony. He returned quietly, by purchasing a 2% (worth roughly $36 million as of today) stake in the Tigers. No longer standing in the batter’s box, Magglio now takes a deeper, more permanent position. This isn’t about money. It’s about memory, belonging, and the bond between a legend and the city that once made him family."

https://www.mlb.com/news/magglio-to-officially-retire-on-sunday/c-32427304&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjvxf6Y3-iUAxXrl2oFHdiFG0gQFnoECAwQAg&usg=AOvVaw0JDXIfe-JnCmHIrEmBzP1w

Harper didn't possess the 65-70 grade throwing arm....nor Lackey's speed, either. Just a generational LH hit tool lol. Zunino/Henry Davis/Rutschman just a few of the case study dangers of highly drafted catchers. High risk/reward ratio.

See the year after he left with Valentin and El Caballo lol. Hernia pretty sure it was...Germany or Switzerland.

No no. Mysteriously blocked from spotrac last year in China, but back working again. Always had to rely just on mlbtraderumors. Quick search at spotrac or google will spit out a list and organize it by salaries high to low.

MCCOVEY CHRONICLES SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS ANALYSIS The Giants’ top 10 trade chipsWebb Roupp Ray T.Mahle (Z.Littell equivalent) Winn/Miller (relievers) Complicated/expensive case for CF Jung Ho Lee On the other hand, here are the worst hitting outfields in MLB right now: 30. Brewers, 79 wRC+ 29. Phillies, 80 wRC+ 28. Rays, 80 wRC+ 27. White Sox, 82 wRC+ 26. Padres, 84 wRC+ 25. Marlins, 84 wRC+ 24. Astros, 87 wRC+ 23. Giants, 89 wRC+ 22. Reds, 91 wRC+ 21. Athletics, 92 wRC+ Milwaukee, Tampa Bay, and San Diego (disagree here) are almost certainly locks for the postseason, while the Phillies, White Sox, Astros, and Reds are extremely in the mix. With a looming lockout plus salary cap on the horizon, I’m not sure what the risk appetite will be, but if there’s a cap then there’s going to be a floor, and you could envision a scenario where the Rays, Reds, or Marlins add Lee just to help get them to a theoretical floor sooner… with the Giants kicking in some money to get back a decent prospect or two. https://www.mccoveychronicles.com/san-francisco-giants-analysis/107269/the-san-francisco-giants-top-10-trade-chips-2026-mlb-trade-deadline Congrats to KC/Cleveland for getting out of Bottom 10 outfields in mlb (DeLauter/A.Martinez).

The dreaded Pete Fairbanks again. Lots of veteran arms, including Dominguez/Newcomb. AZ might be in toughest position as an organization deciding what to do. Only two guys that are 29. Riley O'Brien the biggest prize right now.

PLAYER (15) TEAM POS AGE CASH SALARYREMAINING AS OF 6/2 TAX SALARYREMAINING AS OF 6/2 CASH SALARY8/3 TRADE DEADLINE TAX SALARY8/3 TRADE DEADLINE FUTURE ALLOCATIONS Pete Fairbanks RP 32 $7,572,193 $8,203,209 $3,529,412 $3,823,529 $7,572,193 thru 2026 Carlos Estevez RP 33 $6,373,262 $7,004,278 $2,970,588 $3,264,706 $8,373,262 thru 2027 Kenley Jansen RP 38 $5,679,144 $6,941,176 $2,647,059 $3,235,294 $7,679,144 thru 2027 Antonio Senzatela RP 31 $7,572,193 $6,373,262 $3,529,412 $2,970,588 $7,572,193 thru 2027 Seranthony Dominguez RP 31 $4,417,112 $6,310,160 $2,058,824 $2,941,176 $16,417,112 thru 2028 Kyle Finnegan RP 34 $5,521,390 $5,994,652 $2,573,529 $2,794,118 $15,771,390 thru 2027 Gregory Soto RP 31 $4,890,374 $4,890,374 $2,279,412 $2,279,412 $4,890,374 thru 2026 Bryan Abreu RP 29 $3,691,444 $3,691,444 $1,720,588 $1,720,588 $3,691,444 thru 2026 Sean Newcomb RP 33 $2,839,572 $2,839,572 $1,323,529 $1,323,529 $2,839,572 thru 2026 JoJo Romero RP 29 $2,688,128 $2,688,128 $1,252,941 $1,252,941 $2,688,128 thru 2026 Ryan Thompson RP 34 $2,492,513 $2,492,513 $1,161,765 $1,161,765 $2,492,513 thru 2026 Kevin Ginkel RP 32 $1,719,519 $1,719,519 $801,471 $801,471 $1,719,519 thru 2026 Taylor Clarke RP 33 $978,075 $978,075 $455,882 $455,882 $978,075 thru 2026 Paul Sewald RP 36 $946,524 $946,524 $441,176 $441,176 $946,524 thru 2026 Riley O'Brien RP 31

https://twinsdaily.com/forums/topic/74294-should-twins-draft-vahn-lackey-examining-the-pros-and-cons-of-minnesotas-potential-pick-at-no-3/ Looks like Minnesota sees him more at 1B/3B as alternative position options...so a potential catcher and/or Murakami replacement, splitting time with Kyle Teel across 1B/DH as well. Why the Twins Might Ultimately Be Sold The strongest argument in favor of Lackey may be that his best baseball could still be ahead of him. Most top-three picks arrive with years of national attention and showcase experience. Lackey's path has been different. He entered college as an under-the-radar recruit and has improved dramatically every season since arriving at Georgia Tech. That developmental curve suggests there may still be additional upside. Organizations are constantly searching for players who have not yet reached their ceiling. Lackey's combination of athleticism, intelligence, work ethic, and year-over-year growth makes him one of the more compelling bets in the class. His profile also aligns with traits the Twins have traditionally valued. Minnesota has often targeted players with strong baseball instincts, defensive versatility, and a demonstrated ability to improve. Lackey checks all of those boxes. For the Twins, the decision may come down to a simple question: Do they believe Lackey's future is still ascending? If the answer is yes, Minnesota could be looking at a franchise cornerstone capable of impacting the game on both sides of the ball for years to come. If his development continues on its current trajectory, the Twins may not simply be drafting the best catcher in the class. They may be drafting one of the best players in baseball's next generation.

They would have e to move the Millenium Bean next to the stadium to have any impact...or open up an off shoot/pop-up exhibit of the Art Institute next to the stadium during the summer months.

Kay That's the only one that will eventually be perceived as a bargain or value deal if he continues to pitch like May. But that's still a long long way away at this point.

So why all the talk from the bottom 18 teams about not doing anything until they know exactly what the future financial conditions will look like? That's a lot of excuse making. Bit it's not like there are more than 8-10 players that everyone will be fighting for in FA. It's not even a sure thing anymore that Skubal will get $300+ million at this point.

Regardless, big market teams will be buying all the way up until the last day of November unless they really have legit reasons to believe there will be a hard cap...with significant enough penalties to deter them.

How many mutual options have been picked up by both parties when the player has a strong FA year though? 3-5%?

Bo Jackson before his hip injury...

Tell that to Benetti and Caleb Williams...joking. Well it certainly mattered to Konnor Griffin. He discouraged at least two teams from picking him, saying he would honor his college commitment in order to slide to Pitt at 9.

Carson Kerce GA Tech SS

Who is the one who keeps pushing Flora? Weren't two of Lackey's 3 hits massive bombs lol? A little like Romo. At any rate, Madrigal was from CA prep/OSU, Vaughn UC Berkeley and now UCLA by way of AZ with Cholowsky. Three PAC-10 (originally) guys. Third time's a charm?

Sure, but lots of overly positive SSS. Every starting pitcher has that massive advantage the very first time facing a team...

Schultz will be back by then?

And the Sandlin bandwagon didn't last all that long... Venable never should have let him go out there again. Or pulled after first batter.