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hokiepro hokiepro OP
Mar 13, 2026 at 05:14 PM ET
And….there it is…your annual starting pitcher injury
Literally EVERY. SINGLE. YEAR.

10 Replies

Nortazhokie Nortazhokie
4mo
Eisenreich and Weber are not available either, per Evan Hughes.
PhotoHokieNC PhotoHokieNC
4mo
For those not watching, injured how?
RRHokie90 RRHokie90
4mo
Second pitch of the inning - he signals to the catcher who calls for the
trainer/coach... Hard to tell but gotta be something tore in his arm/shoulder....
PhotoHokieNC PhotoHokieNC
4mo
So you and @hokiepro have run AI diagnostics on his demeanor?
** Edited by PhotoHokieNC at 3/13/2026, 5:33:11 PM
hokiepro hokiepro OP
4mo
Hey I said it wasn’t obvious just that he winced
Which you could see on video But he didn’t grab anything indicating what was injured
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vtfin91
4mo
A pitcher leaving the game mid-inning due to arm injury is severe
Heck, I watch a ton of baseball and it doesn't happen that often - Matthew Clement walked off last February and hasn't appeared in a game since. Guys will usually finish the inning - plenty of ucl injuries where guy tried to pitch thru it. It is very bad 90% of the time. Don't need AI to figure that one out - you are spot on. ** Edited by vtfin91 at 3/13/2026, 8:23:08 PM
PhotoHokieNC PhotoHokieNC
4mo
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** Edited by PhotoHokieNC at 3/13/2026, 7:43:04 PM
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La Gargola
4mo
Threw a fastball and when he was looking at centerfield
He was grimacing
hokiepro hokiepro OP
4mo
Winced after 2nd pitch of inning & came out
Now it wasn’t as obvious as Griffin Green’s arm We can hope it’s precautionary
PhotoHokieNC PhotoHokieNC
4mo
Not Joe Theismann's leg?
** Edited by PhotoHokieNC at 3/13/2026, 5:31:41 PM