Better late than never. With Truck Day tomorrow in Boston, the reality is setting in that spring is coming and will be here in six days, even though tonight's projected forecast is -12 to -4, awesome.So Mark Kotsay apparently had back surgery on Jan. 29 to remove a displaced disc fragment and ...
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The Red Sox quietly released a statement today saying that outfielder Mark Kotsay had back surgery on January 29th. Kotsay had a displaced disc fragment removed and he probably won?t be available until
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Kotsay out until May
The Boston Red Sox revealed today that Mark Kotsay underwent surgery Jan. 29th to remove a displaced disc fragment (H/T Extra Bases). This makes the Brad Wilkerson signing yesterday (minor league deal) make more sense. Wilkerson is likely ahead of Jeff Bailey, Chris Carter and Jon Van Every for a bench spot.
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