I woke up [today] and it was like, wow, it’s painful,” Escobar said. “It’s not the normal soreness you feel after you pitch, it’s pain. And it’s in the same spot.”

http://fromthedugout.freedomblogging.com/2008/07/01/escobar-might-have-re-injured-his-right-shoulder/

Kelvim’s facial expressions during the warm-ups. Escy was feeling pain during the warm ups.

Too bad for Escy.

I really like him, and wanted the Halos to go after him when he was being dicked around with by Toronto in the late 1990’s. I sure hope the rest over the next 10 months makes a difference – but I doubt it.

were gonna have to resign garland or go after a FA pitcher this year. And with the money pitchers are getting, this is not good at all

Right-hander Kelvim Escobar suffered a setback on Monday night in his road to recovery from a torn right labrum when he experienced shoulder pain after pitching three innings at Class A Rancho Cucamonga.
Escobar, who actually pitched well by retiring nine of the 10 batters he faced, said he could tell during warmups that something was wrong with his shoulder. But he still decided to pitch and on Tuesday he admitted that it wasn’t the right decision.

linkie

Better do it now. But maybe he is too old for it to help.

Weaver’s peripherals, in addition to overall performance, are falling in a very Jeff-like manner. It means we’d blow next season’s free agent budget trying to resign Sabathia, and those mega-deals rarely work out… Because there’d be no money for Garland, we’d be depending on Adenhart to come through next year.
That being said, I can’t think of a pitcher other than Sabathia who’d be worth the long-term risk. Plus, we don’t lose draft picks, and if we don’t resign him, we even gain a couple.