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Yada, yada, yada. All that matters is that Souza has an apparent shoulder injury. An MRI soon will reveal the severity. Yasmany Tomas now has a realistic shot at the roster, if so, let’s hope he proves those of not in DC wrong.
Related: D-backs Steven Souza Strains Shoulder Attempting Catch
Hirano Finding Comfort Level with D-backs
He’s given up some runs this Spring Training, but Lovullo is satisfied, therefore so am I. When Ichiro first came to MLB, he didn’t do great, but the story was it was on purpose to not show his opponents too much. I look forward to seeing Yoshi in a real game.
Diamondbacks’ Zack Greinke: My Groin Is Pretty Good
I’ve noticed that with Zack, his lack of verbal skills is compensated by his abundance of honesty. Let’s hope he’s right.
Torrey Lovullo on Steven Souza Injury: ‘We’re Built for This’
It is actually true, the D-backs have depth in the outfield. Both Tomas and Fuentes have had strong springs. Owings is a super-utility hero. The D-backs have options for the first couple of weeks on the season. Keeping maybe four starters. More or less relievers. Tomas or Fuentes? Over a long season, everyone on the bubble will probably get their chance eventually.
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