DR HQ: Notes on Longoria, Reimold
May 1 2012
When you look at the replay where Evan Longoria (3B, TAM) slides into second base, you see him grab behind his left knee. Initial reports called it a knee injury, but as it turns out, he has a partially torn left hamstring. The diagnostic test confirmed the injury, and the estimated recovery time of six to eight weeks tells indicates that it's likely a Grade Two strain. Once he gets the green light to resume baseball related workouts, Longoria will need some time in a rehab assignment to shake the rust off his bat. Barring a setback, look for a return around the middle of June.
Nolan Reimold (OF, BAL) has a bulging disc that has caused some loss of feeling in his fingers and hand. He will be given oral medication and given a few...
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