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Ruh roh.

 

Alfonso Soriano's finger was more swollen than expected monday, making a return early this week unlikely.

 

"His finger was really swollen today," manager Lou Piniella said. "I don't know (how long) -- a week or so. He'll have to tell us. It's going to be a while. It's not going to be a matter of 2-3 days." When they announced the injury yesterday, the Cubs said Soriano would likely miss 3-5 days.

lol it's almost like this has happened before or something.

 

it'll be weeks; pray it won't be even more.

 

I said this in the game thread, but I currently have the tip of my middle finger broken, and I bet its 2-3 weeks before practicing, and longer before games. There is absolutely no grip strength and lots of discomfort. I am at 2 weeks right now, still splinted, and lifting a towel (insert towel drill joke here) is tough. I can't imagine without the splint. Not to be a downer, just my 20 pesos.

 

Some guys would be out 3-5 days with a hangnail. I realize it's not a serious fracture, but even with a small deal like this it's silly to throw the guy back out there in less than a week. Common sense dictates he's going to be out longer. I can't believe the Cubs continue to try and sell people on these ridiculously over-optimistic injury estimates.

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Paul Sullivan[/url]"]Alfonso Soriano's return from a broken middle finger on his right hand will take longer than originally announced. He now is expected to miss at least one week, perhaps two.
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Paul Sullivan[/url]"]Alfonso Soriano's return from a broken middle finger on his right hand will take longer than originally announced. He now is expected to miss at least one week, perhaps two.

Translation: Hitting HRs by May.

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Scratch that...

 

Soriano will be in the lineup tomorrow, according to Bruce's post in today's game thread.

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Scratch that...

 

Soriano will be in the lineup tomorrow, according to Bruce's post in today's game thread.

Shaaa Weeeeet.

 

Plz let him be fully healed though.

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Ruh roh.

 

Alfonso Soriano's finger was more swollen than expected monday, making a return early this week unlikely.

 

"His finger was really swollen today," manager Lou Piniella said. "I don't know (how long) -- a week or so. He'll have to tell us. It's going to be a while. It's not going to be a matter of 2-3 days." When they announced the injury yesterday, the Cubs said Soriano would likely miss 3-5 days.

lol it's almost like this has happened before or something.

 

it'll be weeks; pray it won't be even more.

 

I said this in the game thread, but I currently have the tip of my middle finger broken, and I bet its 2-3 weeks before practicing, and longer before games. There is absolutely no grip strength and lots of discomfort. I am at 2 weeks right now, still splinted, and lifting a towel (insert towel drill joke here) is tough. I can't imagine without the splint. Not to be a downer, just my 20 pesos.

 

Some guys would be out 3-5 days with a hangnail. I realize it's not a serious fracture, but even with a small deal like this it's silly to throw the guy back out there in less than a week. Common sense dictates he's going to be out longer. I can't believe the Cubs continue to try and sell people on these ridiculously over-optimistic injury estimates.

 

They have trained people to assume the whole 3x what they say thing, so if they said the legit time of 2-3 weeks people would panic and assume a couple months, which would be giving false information :starwars2: :oldbluekoolaid:

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