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Mark O'Neal Quotes
«We're going in to try to find out what is going on. At this point in time, with the way he's pitching now, we're not anticipating anything significant. You don't throw a baseball as long as he has without some sort of rotator cuff fraying or some sort of labrum fraying. We're going to check everything out and make sure we don't miss anything.»
Author: Mark O'Neal
«You think of fractures and cracks, and think four to six weeks [for recovery], and that's not what we're dealing with here. As soon as this calms down and he's OK with it, you let him go back out there. The risk is -- and the reason we're doing this -- you don't want to run the risk of rupturing his patellar tendon because that's what attaches down there. To call it a fracture is a huge stretch.»
Author: Mark O'Neal
«We want [pitching coach] Larry Rothschild to evaluate his arm strength and go from there. We will have more of a feel within the next week for how far we are before he throws on the mound. His long toss will be with a fair amount of intensity, but we are concentrating now on the volume of throws rather than the intensity.»
Author: Mark O'Neal
«The key for us is to do whatever we can so he doesn't lose arm strength.»
Author: Mark O'Neal
«I'm not sure he will be able to throw for a couple days, but we can put him in a chair and put him through different dynamic workouts and throwing off a trampoline. We'll get him outside throwing as soon as we can.»
Author: Mark O'Neal
«He had cramping all over his body that started in his calves and lower back. For whatever reason, it manifested itself more as a neck strain.»
Author: Mark O'Neal
«He had no symptoms of head injuries when he left here.»
Author: Mark O'Neal
«He was normal, same old Jerry. You're looking for nausea, dizziness, all that kind of stuff, ringing in the ears, and he had none of that.»
Author: Mark O'Neal
«He was completely conscious when we got there [to the plate].»
Author: Mark O'Neal
«He had no symptoms whatsoever of head injuries. We are anticipating good results.»
Author: Mark O'Neal