Word: labrum
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...Unfortunately for the rest of the Ivy League, a torn labrum won’t be keeping Matt Vance from the lineup. Or the basepaths. Or even center field...
...Doctors have informed him that his labrum has been torn to the point where it cannot suffer any further damage, and so he will undergo shoulder surgery after the season and then begin a summer-long rehabilitation process, which should leave him ready for the fall...
...Sophomore Matt Vance, the team’s de facto leadoff man—his ten steals lead the league—will be conspicuously absent from the outfield. Vance stayed home yesterday to visit with doctors about what appeared to be a torn labrum, the principal muscle of the throwing shoulder. Until Sunday’s game against Cornell, he had been playing through pain in centerfield. Vance denied that he would opt for surgery this early in the season, saying he planned to resume his normal place in the lineup for the rest of the season, probably...
Waugh called up the Phillies trainer who had worked with Curt Schilling after his labrum surgery, and put Farkes on the same throwing plan. He started lobbing. Then tossing from 45 feet. Then 60. They kept going in painfully slow 15-foot increments until he was long tossing...
...shouldered more than her load offensively in an excellent freshman year. Fritsch hit .306 for the season—second best on the team—and led the squad with a .519 slugging percentage and 26 RBI, landing her Rookie of the Year honors. But Fritsch tore her labrum, and will be out for the entire 2005 season after surgery...