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9 minutes ago, NCRaven said:

Permanently get rid of does sound a bit ominous.

But, Smith is marginally more useful than Davis.  And, he can go when Hays is ready to play.

Smith can pinch hit.  In that role only he has some value.  Occasionally DH maybe but he should never play the field.

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This some sort of confidence building program for the young pitchers?

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He stepped in the infamous Ubaldo pothole.

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Sweet, this way we get to keep Dwight Smith on the roster.

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43 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

Patellar tendinitis is latin for $#*tty hitter. 

When you get old, you will find out, how forking bad, things like tendinitis hurts. :)

I got a bad knee and every so often, the nerve gets pinch when i move it a certain way, and it hurts like a SOB.

Dont even want to talk about the shoulder tendinitis, or the elbow.

Stuff just starts breaking down. :)

 

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2 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

Anyone thinks he comes back this season?

Would be an easy way to kick the can down the road into the offseason. 

5 weeks left in season. Is he going to come back with 3.5 weeks left roughly? If it lingers at all shorter than that. 

I’ll say 75/25 he is done. 

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11 minutes ago, Redskins Rick said:

When you get old, you will find out, how forking bad, things like tendinitis hurts. :)

I got a bad knee and every so often, the nerve gets pinch when i move it a certain way, and it hurts like a SOB.

Dont even want to talk about the shoulder tendinitis, or the elbow.

Stuff just starts breaking down. :)

 

Well, Davis isn't old.

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