The Big Pod Machine: Is it time to sell Reds?
Reds discussed the current status of Cincinnati Reds to reporter Gordon Vinemier and Sports Reporter Pat Brainon.
Cleveland – worrying that Cincinnati Reds Ace Hunter Green may face an extended stretch in the injured list, which was not reduced from the news on Monday that he has left the team to get another medical opinion with issues cropped up during the back of the back, along with his waist injury from an expert in Los Angeles.
Green, who spent 2 1/2 weeks on IL last month, appeared for a grade 1 groin strain, last week to increase it during five-inning starts, landed on IL again on 4 June.
A subsequent MRI did not cause any serious harm to the waist. But his lower part also started harassing him in that beginning last week.
Green, for the first time in the All-Star last season, seemed to have led to another selection until the latest visit of IL. It starts with 4-3 with 2.72 ERA and 11 strikes per 11 strikes.
What Green has heard in LA and can either be rehabilitated for the disease, depending on its second recovery process may quickly leak to the end of June.
Reds does not have a time -long line for their return at this point.
Last August, when he beat his pitching elbow on a difficult surface and sought a second opinion, in which the first confirmation was made – no structural damage – he missed more than a month and started the rest of the rest of the season.
Frankona said on Monday, “We always encourage our people that if they want (want a second opinion), then go,” Frankona said on Monday. “Especially when they are slightly below. So we should have some more information in the next few days.”
To clarify whether the second opinion was only precautionary or if there was any concern, Frankona only reiterated the feeling that the players were welcomed to get more information.
“We encourage them,” he said, “when they talk to their agents or whatever it is. It’s not a bad thing.”