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Akin promoted, LeBlanc done for the season


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1 hour ago, eddie83 said:

Possible this is Milone’s last start and Akin could take his place. 

Cheap option in a season where contenders have pitching depth concerns and don’t have to give up much. 

Milone hasn’t been bad, if Akin replaces anybody, I think Wojo would be a better candidate. I like him and I haven’t given up on him, but he hasn’t been very good.

edit: Oh I think I misunderstood. Are you talking about Milone as a trade piece?

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2 hours ago, Philip said:

Milone hasn’t been bad, if Akin replaces anybody, I think Wojo would be a better candidate. I like him and I haven’t given up on him, but he hasn’t been very good.

edit: Oh I think I misunderstood. Are you talking about Milone as a trade piece?

Yes. Not saying he would get anything back. 

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Just to update this thread, some chopped out bits from Roch's column yesterday:

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LeBlanc is on the 60-day injured list with a left elbow stress reaction.

“You just never know when a guy comes off the mound like that,” Hyde said.
“I don’t know what kind of treatment you do for a stress reaction,” Hyde said. “From what it sounds like to me, not being a doctor, is that it’s bone, which is a positive. It’s not muscular or ligament. It’s a stress reaction to the bone, so that just takes a little bit of time to heal."

Sounds like it's close to a stress fracture, but not fully fractured? IDK, I'm not a doctor nor do I play one on the interwebs.

 

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“Sevie’s day-to-day right now, so we got good news on Sevie that he felt a lot better [Monday], feels even better [Tuesday],” Hyde said. “The hip’s just a little bit sore, tight. I think hopefully he’ll be in there the next day or two.”

 

https://www.masnsports.com/school-of-roch/2020/08/hyde-on-leblanc-rotation-severino-iglesias-harvey-and-hays.html

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