Post by qimqam on Mar 15, 2024 13:37:54 GMT -5
I don't like anything about the reports that I have been reading.
They are all very vague and include a lot of ifs and maybes. Personally I'd rather he had a tear, get surgery and likely comback stronger in a year or two for the remainder of his contract
The latest reports for Cole's timetable is reportedly "hoped" to be around 10-12 weeks which is closer to 2-3 months then the 1-2 months originally reported.
And does that mean Cole starts to throw again in 2-3 months? I've read nothing that says he will be pitching for the Yankees in 2-3 months
They've said it's not torn ... but they havent said what the issue is?
And there is also no certainty that Cole’s arm will respond to the prescribed rest and treatment.
If after 10-12 weeks Cole still has an issue, will he need surgery? If so, we probably wont see cole again until 2026
sports.yahoo.com/yankees-proactive-following-gerrit-cole-131521775.html?
Banking on the notion that Cole will be pitching like his Cy Young Award-winning self again by June, July or any time this season would be a potentially foolish mistake. Mets fans went through it for a couple of seasons, watching Jacob deGrom repeatedly sidelined with elbow issues until he finally blew out the ligament last season with the Texas Rangers, requiring the second Tommy John surgery of his career.
They are all very vague and include a lot of ifs and maybes. Personally I'd rather he had a tear, get surgery and likely comback stronger in a year or two for the remainder of his contract
The latest reports for Cole's timetable is reportedly "hoped" to be around 10-12 weeks which is closer to 2-3 months then the 1-2 months originally reported.
And does that mean Cole starts to throw again in 2-3 months? I've read nothing that says he will be pitching for the Yankees in 2-3 months
They've said it's not torn ... but they havent said what the issue is?
And there is also no certainty that Cole’s arm will respond to the prescribed rest and treatment.
If after 10-12 weeks Cole still has an issue, will he need surgery? If so, we probably wont see cole again until 2026
sports.yahoo.com/yankees-proactive-following-gerrit-cole-131521775.html?
Banking on the notion that Cole will be pitching like his Cy Young Award-winning self again by June, July or any time this season would be a potentially foolish mistake. Mets fans went through it for a couple of seasons, watching Jacob deGrom repeatedly sidelined with elbow issues until he finally blew out the ligament last season with the Texas Rangers, requiring the second Tommy John surgery of his career.
