Red Sox starter Nathan Eovaldi's return to the mound will have to wait a bit longer, as biceps soreness has pushed back his next scheduled bullpen session.
The Boston Globe's Pete Abraham broke the news today:
Eovaldi hasn't pitched since April 17. On April 22, he underwent surgery to remove loose bodies from his right elbow. Following the surgery, multiple outlets reported that Eovaldi would return in no less than six weeks.
The hard-throwing righty was progressing nicely in his rehab, with the Red Sox hoping for a mid-June return prior to his setback. In four starts this year, Eovaldi is 0-0 with a 6.00 ERA.
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7/6/2019 12:27:00 am
Rehabilitation is part of taking care of yourself. Life does not always go our way, in fact, most of the time, life takes a turn for the worst. In most cases, the term rehabilitation is used upon injuries. When a person gets injured really bad, it becomes really hard for them to do what they normally do. During rehabilitation, a person is going to have to try and patiently recover, it is not about effort, but really it is about patience.
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