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Schoop to DL with Grade One PCL Tear (Out to AS Break?)

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Cross posting from the other thread.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>No surgery for Schoop. Buck said feels confident Schoop back this season. Rehab in Sarasota. Grade 1 tear</p>? Roch Kubatko (@masnRoch) <a href="

">April 18, 2015</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Isn't grade 1 the least damage? Seems ominous to say he will be back this season.

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I wouldn't say Napoli tripped him. Schoop ambled to the outside of the base for some reason if he hit the bag on the inside like he is supposed to it wouldn't have happened.

If Napoli had pulled his foot after the out call, he would not have tripped Schoop. Most first basemen do not want that collision for themselves either. But then, Napoli is not a career first baseman.

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With 152 games still left to be played, Schoop saying that he is confidant that he will be "playing again this season" doesn't particularly ease the blow for me. :(

I suppose that I should be grateful that we at least have Cabrera (and Flaherty), with both Hardy and Schoop down. :noidea:

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If Napoli had pulled his foot after the out call, he would not have tripped Schoop. Most first basemen do not want that collision for themselves either. But then, Napoli is not a career first baseman.

Yeah, that is true, most first baseman do pull the foot off, but the foot was on his part of the bag and it was a reasonably close play and there wasn't definitely enough time. Base runners are supposed to hit the bag closer to the foul line.

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