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Story says he's out for at least the next four to five weeks. His back conditioning program is going to take that long... minimum (then I presume he'd have to go on a rehab assignment...)
Basically it looks like best case August. http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports...,1829688.story Lip |
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This is very discouraging. Say what you will about Morel but clearly something was wrong this year. Not only was it affecting his hitting but he was reacting slowly over at third. A healthy Morel would give this team a huge boost. Hudson's D is shoddy at best.
But if he comes back mid August he can help us in time for the playoff push. |
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If there is one.
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Will have a big bat back just in time for the stretch run!
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If Morel does get healthy he better learn to play some SS and 2B and try to make the majors as a utility player.
Low OBP, low power, no speed guys are worthless if not versatile.
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I think best case is never. Guy can't play in the Majors everyday. He's not the first, certainly not the last.
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You are probably right, but he has been playing with a bad back all season. If he can get that fixed, and its a huge if, it wouldn't be the worst thing to give him another shot. I wouldn't hand him the job, but make him earn it.
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There's very little difference between what you posted and openly rooting for Morel to fail. I think the best case - however unlikely - is that the rehab works and he comes back and hits well and fields well. I don't see how any Sox fan could claim anything else would be the "best case."
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I think it's really tough to assess Morel's hitting this year since he's had back issues since spring training.
IF he came back 100% healthy- and we could get his solid defense along with a .250 batting average and the occasional HR- that would be a nice upgrade for this team- especially with how the overall offense is producing. With that said- I think it's delusional that he'll return and have any impact this year- I've seen this movie before- it's not going to happen.
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Hopefully he heals up, because Orlando Hudson has been worse than Morel. The guy had a nice few starts, but he is hitting .183 with the Sox with an OPS under .600. He has not just been bad, he has been downright pathetically terrible.
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I'll just say that I'm glad the Sox aren't rushing him back here. Stuff like back problems are not to be taken lightly.
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The article states, a program for his glutes and core area. I think that's good news, as he's not having surgery.
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