MLB roundup: Pedroia's season could be
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[September 10, 2014]
The Sports Xchange
Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin
Pedroia, out of the lineup Tuesday night with left hand inflammation
that might have resulted from offseason thumb surgery, could be shut
down for the rest of the season.
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"He's been getting treatment on it for some time now and as it's
probably worsened some; felt like he needs to give this a little bit
of a break," Boston manager manager John Farrell said before a game
against the Baltimore Orioles in Fenway Park. "There's further
information being gathered."
---Injured New York Yankees right-hander Masahiro Tanaka threw
approximately 44 pitches in another simulated game Tuesday.
The 25-year-old Tanaka is trying to rehab his injured right elbow.
The Yankees want him to test the elbow before the season ends to
determine whether he will need Tommy John reconstructive surgery on
the ulnar collateral ligament.
Tanaka has been on a rest and throwing regimen for the past few
weeks. He last pitched in a game on July 8.
---Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins was diagnosed with
a mild hamstring strain Tuesday and is considered day to day,
according to manager Ryne Sandberg.
Rollins left Monday night's game when he suffered the injury in the
fourth inning. After the game, Rollins said he expected to be out 10
days.
"I'm looking at it day to day," Sandberg said. "So we'll monitor it
and check and see. But better than what it looked like (Monday)
night."
---The New York Mets promoted outfielder Bobby Abreu from Triple-A
Las Vegas on Tuesday.
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The 40-year-old Abreu hit .238 in 67 games this season for the Mets
before being designated for assignment on Aug. 5. He was re-signed
to a minor league deal on Aug. 14.
---Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto, who is on the disabled
list with a quadriceps strain, took 25 ground balls on Monday.
He also has hit off a tee and manager Bryan Price said trainers
gradually are increasing Votto's workload. But Price said he's still
not certain if Votto will play again this season.
Votto has played in just 62 games this season because of injuries.
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