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Phyrkrakr wrote:I'm pretty sure Hawksworth is on the 40 man roster, something Keisler and Narveson aren't. They'd have to be brought up and then go back through waivers if they were sent down. Hawksworth can show up in St. Louis without requiring a roster move.
Is Kinney still on the 40-man? I assume that Narvy would clear waivers again, but perhaps the Nats would go after him.

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Phyrkrakr wrote:I'm pretty sure Hawksworth is on the 40 man roster, something Keisler and Narveson aren't. They'd have to be brought up and then go back through waivers if they were sent down. Hawksworth can show up in St. Louis without requiring a roster move.
According to the team website, Keisler is on the 40-man. If Narveson needed to be added, Kinney could get jestitioned to the 60-day DL.

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Phyrkrakr wrote:I'm pretty sure Hawksworth is on the 40 man roster, something Keisler and Narveson aren't. They'd have to be brought up and then go back through waivers if they were sent down. Hawksworth can show up in St. Louis without requiring a roster move.
Keisler actually is listed on the 40-man roster at MLB.com. Hard to believe that he actually had an option left.

I believe Narveson would be a free agent if they sent him back down.

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jim wrote:
Dwtlr wrote:What kind of elbow injury allows you to pitch a side session at game velocity with no pain to the point of declaring yourself fit shortly after the session?

My guess is a 21-day stint on the DL with anti-inflammatories, rest, etc...miss a month total before trying a rehab start or two at Memphis..and if all goes well is back mid-May..
Hard telling. I learned the hard way with my son that serious injuries can not look so bad at first. He tore his ACL in his knee and not only walked off the field, but returned to the game for a couple of plays.

Don't assume anything. It could be nothing, it could be very serious.

Let's wait for the doctors before we start guessing.
Believe it or not that's not uncommon with an ACL tear..

My comment simply had to do with the ability to throw on consecutive days with no pain...seemed odd to me..

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