Winston-Salem when he hurt his right shoulder the last week of the season. They sent me home early. I called and told them, about the end of December, when I tried to start up throwing again that my arm was still sore. We have extensive physicals that I will show to anyone who needs to see them. Tendinitis is one of those things many athletes have, but play through.
Severity is the issue.
It'll be interesting to see what develops in this ongoing saga. Meanwhile, Sirotka threw for the first time since joining the Jays, tossing the ball with the bullpen coach for about five minutes. I took this week's news from the Hall of Fame Veterans Committee with mixed emotions. Anybody who is the best at what he does should be recognized, and Maz was the greatest fielding second baseman ever. He drew only 15 votes in his first year of eligibility, and was dropped from the ballot until 1985, when he and several other players were restored by a review committee.