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River Ave. Blues » Kennedy: ‘It doesn’t feel like anything ever happened’

Kennedy: ‘It doesn’t feel like anything ever happened’

August 30, 2009 by Mike 38 Comments

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Chad Jennings checks in with a report on rehabbing hurler Ian Kennedy, who made a brief cameo in the Triple-A Scranton clubhouse yesterday. “It feels good,” Kennedy said. “It doesn’t feel like anything ever happened. It’s a long process, but I understand we have to be on the cautious side because if something did happen, I’d be pretty upset at myself for pushing it.” IPK has been throwing 35-pitch bullpen sessions in Tampa, working on all four pitches to both sides of the dish.

He’s not going to make it into a game before the minor league season ends in a little over a week, so instead Kennedy will head to instructional league at the end of September before reporting to the Arizona Fall League. I don’t know about you, but I’m looking forward to seeing him at full strength next spring.

Inside the world of New Era caps
A fruit stand grows in the Bronx

Filed Under: Asides, Injuries Tagged With: Ian Kennedy

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