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River Ave. Blues » Joba throws off full mound for first time since Tommy John surgery

Joba throws off full mound for first time since Tommy John surgery

February 28, 2012 by Mike 14 Comments

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Via George King, Joba Chamberlain threw off a full mound today for the first time since having Tommy John surgery last June. He threw just 15 pitches (all fastballs), but it’s a significant step. He’ll do the same thing on Friday. “We will see how Friday goes and how my arm recovers because there [are] different pressures when you throw off a full mound,” said Joba. “I won’t throw breaking balls at all this week. After Friday we will figure out a plan.”

If all goes continues to go well, Joba will be able to face hitters in batting practice and simulated games within four-to-six weeks. A minor league rehab assignment follows a few weeks of that, so think sometime in May.

Is the 5th starter competition rigged again?
Open Thread: 2/28 Camp Notes

Filed Under: Asides, Injuries Tagged With: Joba Chamberlain

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