KYLE DRABEK RUMORS & GOSSIP
Toronto Blue Jays Pitching Staff In Shambles Yet Again
The Toronto Blue Jays disappointing 2012 season was attributed to a tragic week in the middle of June when three of their starting five pitchers went down with serious injuries. The Blue Jays lost Kyle Drabek who suffered a ligament tear in his right elbow that eventually required Tommy John surgery. Next on the infirmary docket was rookie Drew Hutchison who succumbed to a sprained...
Toronto Blue Jays: Drabek will undergo surgery
The Toronto Blue Jays may have lost one of their starting pitchers for rest of the season. Kyle Drabek will undergo his second Tommy John surgery of his career on Tuesday. Although Jay’s manager, John Farrell didn’t say that Drabek’s season was over, he did hinted in an article on the team’s website that it (his season) most [...]
Blue Jays' Drabek will have second Tommy John surgery
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Kyle Drabek will undergo his second Tommy John surgery on Tuesday, manager John Farrell said on Monday. "Based on the multiple evaluations, I think this was the only option," Farrell told MLB.com. "So in some ways, because of the extent of the injury, it was pretty much taken out of his hands. And the proper road and really best course...
Drabek to have Tommy John surgery
Toronto right-hander Kyle Drabek will undergo Tommy John surgery Tuesday and miss the remainder of the season.
Drabek felt a ''popping sensation'' in his elbow last week during an outing against the Washington Nationals. Preliminary tests showed Drabek suffered a torn ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) and a second opinion from Dr. James Andrews confirmed the diagnosis...
Via Fox Sports
June 18, 2012
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MRI shows Drabek has ligament tear
Blue Jays right-hander Kyle Drabek may require elbow surgery for the second time after an MRI Friday revealed a torn ligament.
Drabek, who underwent ligament replacement surgery as a minor leaguer in 2007, will visit Dr. James Andrews on Monday to confirm the diagnosis.
The former first round pick left Wednesday's start against Washington in the fifth inning after feeling what...
Via AP on Fox
June 15, 2012
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Blue Jays' Drabek headed to DL with elbow sprain
The Toronto Blue Jays placed right-hander Kyle Drabek on the 15-day disabled list Friday with a right elbow sprain, MLB.com reported. Drabek left Wednesday's start in the fifth inning after feeling a pop in his throwing elbow. Toronto called up left-hander Brett Cecil to replace Drabek on the roster. Cecil is scheduled to start Sunday against the Philadelphia Phillies. ...
Slumping Jays see Drabek exit with elbow ailment
The Toronto Blue Jays dipped below .500 for the first time this season after being swept in a three-game series by Washington. Wednesday's 6-2 loss to the Nationals put the Blue Jays at 31-32. Toronto has lost three in a row and six of its past seven games, and it looks to be regressing rather than progressing. The Blue Jays have concerns beyond losing another interleague...
Braves commemorate 'The Slide'
Kyle Drabek walked out to center, where Sid Bream was hanging out with some former teammates.
Bream saw Kyle and turned and the two hugged each other before chatting a few moments.
Bream had been more than a teammate to Kyle's father former major league pitcher Doug Drabek he had been "basically a godfather" to Kyle when Bream and Doug Drabek played for the Pittsburgh...
Via Fox Sports South
June 09, 2012
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Drabek wins despite wild streak
Kyle Drabek equaled his career high with six walks in six innings Monday, but he persevered. The Toronto Blue Jays right-hander gave up a first-inning home run to Tampa Bay's B.J. Upton on what would have been a flyout to center fielder Colby Rasmus if it had not hit one of the catwalks at Tropicana Field. The umpires ruled it a home run after a video review. Such bad luck...
Trade Rumors: Yankees Interested in Kyle Drabek
The Yankees are interested in the Blue Jays young righty Kyle Drabek, according to Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun.
The Yankees are examining every option when it comes to improving their rotation so it doesn’t surprise me that they would express interest in the Blue Jays soon to be 24-year-old. Drabek struggled in the majors last season putting up a 6.06 ERA over 78.2 innings...
Via Bronx Baseball Daily
November 29, 2011
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