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Updating a previous report, Adam McCalvy, of MLB.com, reports
Updating a previous report, Adam McCalvy, of MLB.com, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (elbow) is unlikely to return during the 2008 playoffs after an MRI revealed he has a torn muscle near his pitching elbow. Sheets said he tried acupuncture and massage and neither treatment worked to get him back on the mound for the playoffs. He indicated that it is a short-term injury and he should be fine in the long run.
Tom Haudricourt, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports
Tom Haudricourt, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (elbow) was left off the team's playoff roster for the NLDS. Sheets underwent an MRI Monday, Sept. 29, which confirmed that he has a muscle tear near his elbow. He will miss the entire 2008 postseason.
Ben Sheets has been left off the Brewers' postseason roster,
Ben Sheets has been left off the Brewers' postseason roster, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.He is dealing with a muscle tear near his elbow, and was viewed as a longshot to pitch again this year. The Brewers snuck into the playoffs as the wildcard and must battle the NL East champion Phillies without their best pitcher.
Ben Sheets has been left off the Brewers' postseason roster,
Ben Sheets has been left off the Brewers' postseason roster, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.He is dealing with a muscle tear near his elbow, and was viewed as a longshot to pitch again this year.
The Brewers will not carry Ben Sheets on their roster for the
The Brewers will not carry Ben Sheets on their roster for the NLDS against the Phillies. Sheets' latest MRI reportedly confirmed that he has a muscle tear near his elbow. [...]
Ben Sheets is not likely to be on the Brewers' active roster
Ben Sheets is not likely to be on the Brewers' active roster for the first round of the playoffs, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Sheets said, "IÂ’m going to be a cheerleader for a while. I ainÂ’t got no choice. It doesnÂ’t look good to pitch again this year but you never know. I wonÂ’t stop trying."Sheets set a new season-high in wins with 13, but it does not look favorable that he will be able to help the club in the playoffs.
According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Ben Sheets (elbow)
According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Ben Sheets (elbow) "probably won’t be on the active roster for the division series." "I’m going to be a cheerleader for a while," Sheets said. [...]
Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (elbow) will likely be left
Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (elbow) will likely be left off the National League Division Series roster, according to The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets allowed four runs (three earned)
Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets allowed four runs (three earned) on five hits over 2 1/3 innings Saturday, Sept. 27, against the Chicago Cubs, according to The Associated Press. He walked two and struck out one, falling to 13-9 on the season.
Ben Sheets indicated that his elbow didn't respond well during
Ben Sheets indicated that his elbow didn't respond well during his start Saturday, leaving his status for the postseason in question. "That’s all I had," he said after throwing 2 1/3 innings against the Cubs. [...]
Brewers SP Ben Sheets tried to put aside nagging elbow soreness
News: Brewers SP Ben Sheets tried to put aside nagging elbow soreness to make his first start since Sept. 17, but he gave up four runs in only 2 2/3 innings Friday against a Cubs team that was resting most of its starters. He allowed five hits and two walks, recording one strikeout. The loss dropped his record to 13-9. [...]
For the second consecutive outing Sheets faced the Cubs and
For the second consecutive outing Sheets faced the Cubs and didn't make it through three frames. It's been a poor stretch run for the incumbent Milwaukee ace, who is 0-2 over his last three starts and has been knocked around for nine earned runs (including three homers) in 10 1/3 innings. Fantasy owners in head-to-head formats who were in need of a couple of big outings from Sheets can't be pleased. He finishes the season with a 3.09 ERA and .240 batting average against.
Ben Sheets was pulled after giving up four runs -- three earned
Ben Sheets was pulled after giving up four runs -- three earned -- in 2 1/3 innings as the Brewers suffered a major loss to the Cubs on Saturday. Sheets tossed 33 of his 55 pitches for strikes, so it's not like his control was completely awful, but it's possible he was holding back for fear of re-aggravating his elbow injury. [...]
It was not a good start for Ben Sheets on Saturday. In the
It was not a good start for Ben Sheets on Saturday. In the Brewers' 7-3 loss to the Cubs, Sheets went only 2.1 giving up five hits and three earned runs.This might have been the last start for Sheets as a Brewers as he will test free-agency in 2009.
Brewers SP Ben Sheets looked interim manager Dale Sveum square
News: Brewers SP Ben Sheets looked interim manager Dale Sveum square in the eyes and told him he thought he'd be ready to go Saturday. That's all Sveum needed to hear. Sheets will start Saturday against the Cubs despite a sore elbow that forced him to leave his last appearance on Sept. 17 against Chicago. The Brewers entered Friday's game tied with the Mets in the NL wild-card standings. "I'm going to try to get outs," Sheets said. "I've got the same expectations that I always do. I'm going to try and go out there to give us good quality innings as long as I can." [...]
FOXSports.com reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (elbow)
FOXSports.com reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (elbow) will make his next start Saturday, Sept. 27, against the Chicago Cubs. Sheets said he is feeling better than he has all month.
The Brewers reportedly will give Ben Sheets (elbow) the start
News: The Brewers reportedly will give Ben Sheets (elbow) the start Saturday. [...]
This comes as something of a surprise. As late as Thursday night,
This comes as something of a surprise. As late as Thursday night, acting manager Dale Sveum said he would probably use Dave Bush on short rest in place of Sheets, who has not pitched since exiting a two-inning stint at Chicago on Sept. 17 because of pain in his right elbow. That outlook changed at some point in a 24-hour period between Sheets' bullpen session on Thursday and Sveum's meeting with reporters on Friday afternoon. "He looked me in the eye and said he feels as good as he has in a month," Sveum said. "We'll ride it out and see how he does."
Ben Sheets is penciled in as the Brewers' starting pitcher for
Ben Sheets is penciled in as the Brewers' starting pitcher for Saturday, according to ths Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.Sheets said he is feeling good enough to start, but Dave Bush will be on standby until game time just in case he suffers a setback regarding his elbow.
The Brewers have penciled in Ben Sheets as their scheduled starter
The Brewers have penciled in Ben Sheets as their scheduled starter for Saturday's game. How he feels in pregame warmups may determine whether he goes. It's possible that Dave Bush will warm up right alongside him and then get the start if Sheets' elbow acts up on him. [...]
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (elbow) threw about 20 pitches in a bullpen session Thursday, Sept. 25, and said his availability to start Saturday is up in the air.
If the Milwaukee Brewers ever needed a strong outing from oft-injured
News: If the Milwaukee Brewers ever needed a strong outing from oft-injured ace Ben Sheets, it would be this weekend. But after throwing a short bullpen session Thursday, Sheets isn't sure if the sore elbow that has bothered him for more than a week will be ready in time for him to face the Chicago Cubs on Saturday. "This one's up in the air," Sheets said. Speaking before Sheets' bullpen session, interim manager Dale Sveum said Dave Bush likely would start Saturday - but left open the possibility of bringing Sheets back instead. "If he says, 'Man, I feel like I did two weeks ago,' we're going to have make a decision, obviously," Sveum said. [...]
The AP reports that after throwing a short bullpen session Thursday,
The AP reports that after throwing a short bullpen session Thursday, Ben Sheets isn’t sure if the sore elbow that has bothered him for more than a week will be ready in time for him to face the Chicago Cubs on Saturday. “This one’s up in the air,” Sheets said. Sveum said he assumes Sheets will say he can play, but feels the need to “look in his eyes” and determine if Sheets really is ready. “He’s going to have to be really honest with this one, because that game’s going to mean everything in the world,” Sveum said.The Brewers could desperately use him. Regardless of what happens on Saturday, the Brewers seem ready to go with CC Sabathia on Sunday.
Gallardo, who has not pitched in a game since tearing his ACL
Gallardo, who has not pitched in a game since tearing his ACL on May 1, will be available for roughly 70 pitches, according to skipper Dale Sveum. Meanwhile, Sheets played catch Wednesday, after which Sveum was much less clear, stating that both the team is "very optimistic" about the righty's return and that it would require "a small miracle" for that to happen. Stay tuned for updated reports moving forward.
The Brewers activated RHP Yovani Gallardo, who last pitched
News: The Brewers activated RHP Yovani Gallardo, who last pitched May 1 before knee surgery, but RHP Ben Sheets is nursing a sore elbow and is out until the weekend. [...]
Acting manager Dale Sveum indicated that Ben Sheets is unlikely
Acting manager Dale Sveum indicated that Ben Sheets is unlikely to take the hill before Saturday, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. He is dealing with right forearm tightness and elbow pain.He is feeling better, and the team is optmistic he can see some action during the weekend.
According to manager Dale Sveum, Ben Sheets (elbow) is unlikely
According to manager Dale Sveum, Ben Sheets (elbow) is unlikely to be available before Saturday. Sheets played catch Tuesday and reported no problems. "He said it felt better than he thought it would," Sveum said. [...]
The Brewers know that C.C. Sabathia will pitch on short rest
The Brewers know that C.C. Sabathia will pitch on short rest Wednesday, but beyond that they're not sure how their rotation will play out, according to the AP. Ben Sheets is nursing a sore elbow and is out until at least the weekend, Manny Parra has been sent to the bullpen and Seth McClung and Jeff Suppan have been ineffective. "Whether people think its right or wrong, you still do whatever you can with your personnel to put best people out there that are going to win that game that day," interim manager Dale Sveum said. "That's where weÂ’re at."The Brewers don't really have any choice but to go with what they have. Yovani Gallardo was activated from the DL Tuesday but isn't ready to start.
Todd Krise, of MLB.com, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Dave Bush
Todd Krise, of MLB.com, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Dave Bush is the likely candidate to take SP Ben Sheets' (elbow) next start if he is unable to pitch. Bush is 2-1 with a 3.71 ERA in four starts against the Pittsburgh Pirates this season.
Updating a previous report, PA SportsTicker reports Milwaukee
Updating a previous report, PA SportsTicker reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (elbow) will miss his next start Tuesday, Sept. 23, and could be done for the season. There is no structural damage to Sheets' elbow; however, he is worried about a more serious injury that would require Tommy John surgery. If he returns, it likely would be in the final weekend of the season.
MLB.com reports that Yovani Gallardo threw 75 pitches in an
MLB.com reports that Yovani Gallardo threw 75 pitches in an instructional league game Friday in Phoenix, and he will return to Milwaukee on Sunday for a Monday evaluation. With the Brewers' pitching staff suddenly in scramble mode and Ben Sheets ruled out for his start on Tuesday because of a bad right elbow, a healthy Gallardo would be a welcome addition, even if he's used only in relief.The Brewers need him. Gallardo, who has not pitched since May 1st, has thrown 20 innings this season over three starts and has an impressive 1.80 ERA to show for it.
Ben Sheets is hoping to return after missing one start with
Ben Sheets is hoping to return after missing one start with a sore elbow. "I think Tuesday is far-fetched," he said, "but definitely not the rest of the year. [...]
Sheets, who was removed early from his outing Thursday and said
Sheets, who was removed early from his outing Thursday and said he felt pain in both his Sept. 1 and 6 starts, has been receiving treatment for the injury since at least his Aug. 26 start at St. Louis, and Friday referred to the problem as tendinitis. An MRI scan earlier this month showed no structural damage, but Sheets conceded he has been worrying about the possibility of a more serious injury that would require Tommy John elbow reconstruction surgery. The righty said the pain was much more severe Thursday, and will not even try to throw a baseball until at least Sept. 22 but remains hopeful he'll make one more start in the regular season.
Right-hander Ben Sheets rested his sore pitching elbow Friday,
News: Right-hander Ben Sheets rested his sore pitching elbow Friday, hoping the pain subsides enough to let him start a game in Milwaukee's final regular season series next weekend. Normally he would have started next Tuesday, but that plan has been scratched. Interim manager Dale Sveum said Friday that he's dropped Sheets from his pitching plans for next week because of the uncertainty over his elbow. "I think Tuesday is far-fetched," he said, "but definitely not the rest of the year. I think that's very possible." [...]
Ben Sheets says he is not ready to throw in the towel yet according
Ben Sheets says he is not ready to throw in the towel yet according to MLB.com. "I think (starting) Tuesday is a far fetch," Sheets said. "But I'm definitely not ruling [myself] out for the rest of the year. I think that's very possible." He has been receiving treatment for the injury since at least his Aug. 26 start at St. Louis, and Friday referred to the problem as tendinitis. An MRI scan earlier this month showed no structural damage, but Sheets conceded he has been worrying about the possibility of a more serious injury that would require Tommy John elbow reconstruction surgery, and before or during several of his starts had asked the team's athletic trainers to do a manual test to ensure the ligament was strong.It's unfortunate yet anticipated news with Sheets. The soon to be free agent is certainly wanting to avoid Tomm John surgery. We'll keep you posted on his progress.
Adam McCalvy, of MLB.com, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Yovani
Adam McCalvy, of MLB.com, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Yovani Gallardo (knee) is scheduled to throw 75 pitches in Arizona Friday, Sept. 19, in what could be his last test before returning to the team. The Brewers are still unsure if they will consider using Gallardo in a starting role if SP Ben Sheets (elbow) is unable to return.
The Milwaukee Brewers were counting on SP Ben Sheets to make
News: The Milwaukee Brewers were counting on SP Ben Sheets to make two more starts over the final 10 games as they try to overcome a September slide and reach the playoffs. Now they're unsure if their All-Star right-hander will be available at all. Sheets left his start against the Cubs on Wednesday night after two innings with a sore right elbow. "Don't know yet," assistant general manager Gord Ash said Thursday. "He'll get his treatment. We just have to literally play it day-by-day to see when he might be available. It's not serious to the point where it's career-jeopardizing. There are no structural issues. He's got pain. Sometimes he can pitch with it, sometimes he can't. Last night was one of those that he couldn't." Sheets said an MRI showed no structural damage and that he also received an in injection. [...]
Updating previous reports, Adam McCalvy, of MLB.com, reports
Updating previous reports, Adam McCalvy, of MLB.com, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (elbow) will not visit with head team physician William Raasch but will instead receive treatment from the athletic trainers that are currently with the team. "He's seen Dr. Raasch many times and there's nothing [structurally wrong] in there," assistant general manager Gord Ash said. "It's not serious from the point of view that it's career-jeopardizing. There's no structural issues. He's got pain, and he sometimes can pitch with it, and he sometimes can't. Last night was one of those that he couldn't." The team will evaluate Sheets day-to-day until his next scheduled start Tuesday, Sept. 23.
The Brewers acknowledged Thursday that when Ben Sheets left
The Brewers acknowledged Thursday that when Ben Sheets left his Sept. 1 start, it was more about his sore arm than a tight groin. It's uncertain when Sheets might pitch again. [...]
Tom Haudricourt, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports
Tom Haudricourt, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (forearm) has been listed as day-to-day by the team.
Tom Haudricourt, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports
Tom Haudricourt, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Manny Parra could rejoin the rotation if SP Ben Sheets (forearm) is out for the remainder of the season.
Ben Sheets' status for his final two starts remains in question
Ben Sheets' status for his final two starts remains in question due to his ailing elbow, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.The team may be forced to change their decision of shutting down Manny Parra for the remainder of the year if Sheets is unable to return. Yovani Gallardo is expected back soon, but won't be stretched out enough to pitch many innings. As of right now, the Brewers are considering Sheets day-to-day.
Updating previous reports, Brewers.MLB.com's Adam McCalvy reports
Updating previous reports, Brewers.MLB.com's Adam McCalvy reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (elbow) revealed he has been feeling pain in his right elbow since Aug. 26. He has received a variety of treatments since then, including a cortisone shot, and underwent an MRI scan at some point in the past two weeks that did not show any structural damage. He left his last start after feeling a cutting sensation in his elbow.
Brewers SP Ben Sheets left Wednesday night's game against the
News: Brewers SP Ben Sheets left Wednesday night's game against the Chicago Cubs after only two innings because of right elbow pain. The Brewers were leading 3-1 when Sheets departed. Sheets' injury was initially announced as tightness in his right forearm. But after Milwaukee's 6-2 win over the Chicago Cubs, Sheets said it was his elbow that forced him out and had been giving problems for some time. "It hurts. It wasn't making me nervous. It was the lack of ability to make pitches," Sheets said. The Brewers won without their All-Star ace, and stayed a half-game behind New York in the NL wild-card race. Will he pitch again this season as the Brewers try to make the playoffs? "It's been so up and down that I would think it's very possible," he said. "There's been really good days and really bad days. There's been days where it's hard to move it and it's stiff. Then the next day it's great. So we'll see." [...]
Ben Sheets said after Wednesday's game that he's been dealing
Ben Sheets said after Wednesday's game that he's been dealing with elbow pain for several starts. It makes one wonder whether there was anything at all to the "groin tightness" that caused him to leave a start two weeks ago. [...]
Ben Sheets was removed in the second inning from his start against
Ben Sheets was removed in the second inning from his start against the Cubs with forearm stiffness.This has been a broken record for fantasy owners with Sheets. Every year it seems like he is sidelined with some type of injuries. We will keep you updated as news comes out.
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (forearm) left the game early Wednesday, Sept. 17, because of right forearm tightness.
Something appeared wrong with Sheets as he warmed up in the
Something appeared wrong with Sheets as he warmed up in the bottom of the second inning. After his allotment of warmup pitches, he stepped behind the mound, squatted for a moment and then threw twice over to third baseman Craig Counsell. Sheets, a free agent at year's end, has mostly stayed healthy this season and made his 30th start on Wednesday. He has left a pair of starts with groin tightness, most recently on Sept. 1, against the Mets, but came back Sept. 6 and pitched a five-hit shutout to beat the Padres, 1-0. He surrendered five runs on nine hits at Philadelphia in his most recent start, on Sept. 11. Stay tuned.
Ben Sheets lasted just two innings Wednesday because of what
Ben Sheets lasted just two innings Wednesday because of what the Brewers are calling forearm tightness. Sheets was clearly having problems during the second, though he managed to finish that inning before being replaced by Mark DiFelice. [...]
Brewers SP Ben Sheets left Wednesday night's game against the
News: Brewers SP Ben Sheets left Wednesday night's game against the Chicago Cubs after only two innings because of right forearm tightness. The Brewers were leading 3-1 when Sheets departed. He gave up a solo homer to Aramis Ramirez in the second inning. Mark DeFelice came in to pitch for the Brewers. [...]
Nick Zaccardi, of MLB.com, reports Chicago Cubs OF Kosuke Fukudome
Nick Zaccardi, of MLB.com, reports Chicago Cubs OF Kosuke Fukudome could receive a start Wednesday, Sept. 17, against Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets. Fukudome is 3-for-8 in his career against Sheets. Fukudome has not started since Sept. 10 and is hitting .111 (2-for-18) in September.
David Just, of MLB.com, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets
David Just, of MLB.com, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets has given up three earned runs in 11 2/3 innings in two starts at Wrigley Field, the home of the Chicago Cubs, this season.
MLB.com reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (13-8, 2.97
MLB.com reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (13-8, 2.97 ERA) will start Wednesday, Sept. 17, against the Chicago Cubs.
The Associated PressÂ’ Rob Maaddi reports Milwaukee Brewers
The Associated PressÂ’ Rob Maaddi reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets had his consecutive scoreless inning streak come to an end at 20 innings Thursday night, Sept. 11, as he got roughed up by the Philadelphia Phillies. He gave up two runs in the first and finished with five runs allowed on nine hits in six innings.
A disappointing effort from Sheets, who entered the contest
A disappointing effort from Sheets, who entered the contest having dealt 20 consecutive scoreless frames. He'll look to bounce back when he takes his 2.97 ERA to Wrigley Field for a date with the Cubs next.
Ben Sheets surrendered five runs over six innings in a loss
Ben Sheets surrendered five runs over six innings in a loss to the Phillies on Thursday night. Sheets was bothered by groin tightness two starts ago, but certainly seemed to be over it when he hurled a complete-game shutout in his last start. [...]
MLB.com reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (13-7, 2.82
MLB.com reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (13-7, 2.82 ERA) will pitch Thursday, Sept. 11, against the Philadelphia Phillies.
Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets hurled a complete game shutout
Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets hurled a complete game shutout Saturday, Sept. 6, against the San Diego Padres, according to The Associated Press. He allowed five hits, walked one and struck out seven, while improving to 13-7, the most wins he has ever had in any season. It was his fourth career shutout and 18th complete game. Sheets is tied with teammate CC Sabathia for the National League lead in shutouts with three, and is second only to Sabathia for the NL lead in complete games this year.
Ben Sheets pitched a five-hitter for his career-high 13th win
News: Ben Sheets pitched a five-hitter for his career-high 13th win and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the San Diego Padres 1-0 on Saturday night. Sheets struck out seven in his fourth career shutout -- third this season -- and 18th career complete game. Sheets (13-7) is in his eighth season marked by six stints on the disabled list. While he missed one start on April 23 due to soreness in his right triceps and left his last start early with tightness in his right groin, Sheets has otherwise stayed healthy this year. He threw 120 pitches in this one, 82 for strikes. [...]
Ben Sheets, who left his last start with groin tightness, felt
Ben Sheets, who left his last start with groin tightness, felt well enough to throw a complete-game shutout against the Padres on Saturday. Another hard-luck outing for Jake Peavy, who was on the wrong side of a 1-0 game today after having a 1-0 lead blown by the pen in his previous start. [...]
Sheets is on some kind of roll, having thrown 20 straight scoreless
Sheets is on some kind of roll, having thrown 20 straight scoreless innings over three starts. It's been delightful to see what Sheets can do over a full season, unlike past years when he battled numerous injuries. He faces a tough matchup on Sept. 11 at Citizens Bank Park against a powerful Phillies offense.
Ben Sheets threw a complete game shutout against the light-hitting
Ben Sheets threw a complete game shutout against the light-hitting San Diego Padres on Saturday. He struck out seven, walked one and gave up just five hits in the 1-0 victory.Sheets was pulled from his last start with a tight groin or because of dehydration depending on who you want to believe. Regardless, he was dominant on Saturday and should continue to shine.
San Diego Padres OF Brian Giles is 5-for-10 in the team's current
San Diego Padres OF Brian Giles is 5-for-10 in the team's current series against the Milwaukee Brewers, and is batting .462 (12-for-26) with five doubles, two home runs and six RBIs against SP Ben Sheets, according to The Associated Press.
Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (12-7, 2.97 ERA) will start
Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (12-7, 2.97 ERA) will start Saturday, Sept. 6, against the San Diego Padres, according to The Associated Press. He has pitched 11 consecutive scoreless innings, but he is 0-2 with a 8.46 ERA versus San Diego in his career.
One of Sheets' starts was pushed back a few days in April because
One of Sheets' starts was pushed back a few days in April because of tightness in his right groin, at the top of his drive leg. This time, the sensation is on the left side of his groin. Brewers manager Ned Yost said the problem may have been related to dehydration.
Ben Sheets is on schedule to make his start on Saturday after
Ben Sheets is on schedule to make his start on Saturday after he was pulled from his last start due to "cramping" in his groin, according to MLB.com. "Nutrition and [hydration] is a big part of staying healthy, and we really focus on it. We come to find out that Benny, at times, has trouble doing that."This is new news. Apparently, the team is now floating the idea that Sheets didn't injury his groin as he was merely suffering from dehydration. Drink some Gatorade will ya Ben? We don't know if we believe this explanation or not. Guess we'll find out come Saturday.
Adam McCalvy, of MLB.com, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets
Adam McCalvy, of MLB.com, reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (groin) expects to make his next start Saturday, Sept. 6.
Ben Sheets told JS Online that he expects to take his next turn
Ben Sheets told JS Online that he expects to take his next turn in the rotation. That start would be Saturday against San Diego. Sheets left Monday's game against the Mets in the fifth inning after throwing just over 50 pitches with left groin tightness.Sheets said he still felt the tightness on Tuesday but expected it to improve enough to make his next start. Expecting and Sheets actually taking the mound are two different things.
"We'll see how it is [Wednesday] and go from there," said manager
"We'll see how it is [Wednesday] and go from there," said manager Ned Yost. "I don't look for it to be something that's really serious. It was to the point where I didn't even go check on it." Sheets first felt a sensation he called "cramping" before the start of the third inning of Monday's contest, but said he was encouraged by the fact he threw two more frames before the decision was made to pull the plug. He is trying to avoid the same disappointing finish he endured in 2007, when a hamstring strain shelved him for the final two weeks of the season.
Ben Sheets, who left Monday's game with groin tightness, is
Ben Sheets, who left Monday's game with groin tightness, is optimistic that he'll face the Padres on Saturday. "I'm feeling confident about it," he said. [...]
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (groin) was removed from the team's game against the New York Mets Monday, Sept. 1, after five innings with "very, very slight" tightness in his left groin. "It started to loosen up but (Brewers manager) Ned (Yost) thought that was enough," Sheets said. "I think it's gonna be fine. I really think I'll be OK. I'll just pay a little more attention to it, hopefully move forward."
Ben Sheets is hoping to make his next start after leaving Monday's
Ben Sheets is hoping to make his next start after leaving Monday's game with left groin tightness. Sheets felt the tightness in the fourth and came out after five innings. [...]
Brewers SP Ben Sheets was removed from the team's game against
News: Brewers SP Ben Sheets was removed from the team's game against the Mets on Monday after five innings with "very, very slight" tightness in his left groin. Sheets said it first tightened while he was warming up for the third inning, and manager Ned Yost removed him as a precautionary measure. "It started to loosen up, but Ned thought that was enough," Sheets said. "I think it's gonna be fine. I really think I'll be OK. I'll just pay a little more attention to it, hopefully move forward." Sheets allowed only two hits and one walk in the five scoreless innings, striking out none. He didn't factor in the decision. [...]
Updating an earlier story, Ben Sheets believes his groin injury
Updating an earlier story, Ben Sheets believes his groin injury isn't serious, according to the Associated Press. "I think itÂ’s going to be fine," Sheets said. "I donÂ’t think itÂ’s as bad as last year. I really think IÂ’m going to be all right. IÂ’m just going to pay a little more attention to it and hopefully move forward."Sheets has thrown 11-straight scoreless innings to lower his ERA to 2.96 before he was removed after five innings. Despite his pronouncement, it is still not known if he will need to miss a start or two.
Brewers.MLB.com's JR Radcliffe reports Milwaukee Brewers SP
Brewers.MLB.com's JR Radcliffe reports Milwaukee Brewers SP Ben Sheets (groin) left the game Monday, Sept. 1, with tightness in his left groin. He needed just 54 pitches to throw five shutout innings. He allowed two hits and a walk.
Sheets gave up just two hits and a walk over five scoreless
Sheets gave up just two hits and a walk over five scoreless and strikeout-free frames, his second straight scoreless appearance. The irony in Monday's injury is that it came in his 27th start, his highest season total since 2004. Be sure to check back on his status to see if he'll make his next scheduled start on Sept. 6 at home against the Padres.
Ben Sheets left Monday's game after five innings with left groin
Ben Sheets left Monday's game after five innings with left groin tightness. Sheets threw just 54 pitches in five scoreless innings before being replaced by Carlos Villanueva against the Mets. [...]
Ben Sheets left Monday's game after five innings with tightness
Ben Sheets left Monday's game after five innings with tightness in his left groin. He needed just 54 pitches to get through five scoreless frames. The Brewers are listing him as day-to-day for the time being.Although Sheets didn't allow a run, his velocity was down all game, which made you think something might be wrong. We'll update you on his situation when more information becomes available.
Ben Sheets came out of Monday's game after throwing just 54
Ben Sheets came out of Monday's game after throwing just 54 pitches in five scoreless innings. Sheets was still in the dugout after being removed for a pinch-hitter to begin the bottom of the fifth and didn't seem to be in any real pain at all. [...]
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