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Any update?
Further clarity:"De Jon Watson told me Cole Henry left his last start on July 25th with tingling in his fingertips, but Henry now feels back to normal. The hope is he can return in 2-3 weeks, but they’ll continue to monitor how Henry feels."https://twitter.com/andrewcgolden/status/1688901498984431616?s=20
TOS is not a good thing if you want to throw a baseball.
Got it backwards. Throwing a baseball is not a good thing if you dont want TOS
Nope, I had it right. Throwing a baseball doesn't necessarily mean TOS. Plenty of people have TOS and were never pitchers.
Most of those are failures as well.
you mean in life, not just baseball.
If we define success as a return to normal function/pain/numbness levels, then most of the time it doesn’t work.
Right-hander Cole Henry came on in relief for Harrisburg, just his 13th appearance of the season. He was the Nats’ second-round pick in 2020, but he’s been beset by injuries, most recently a surgery to address thoracic outlet syndrome in August 2022, and has thrown just 111 innings total in three full seasons in the system. His 2023 season is a bit of extended rehab, and he has a 10.90 ERA for Harrisburg with 13 walks in 17.1 innings, but the good news is that his fastball is back – he was 95-98 mph across 1 2/3 innings, with an average, slurvy breaking ball and a potentially average changeup at 87-88 mph. He just didn’t show any command of any pitch; the fastball would play if he was even close to the plate, and I think the breaking ball would be a 55 with any consistency. He’d be someone to watch early next year as a potential reliever for the big club.
"full go" - https://www.masnsports.com/blog/henry-full-go-to-start-camp-after-thoracic-outlet-syndrome-surgery
Henry interviewed on Bustin Loose. Said he liked pitching out of the pen. I really think they need to convert him now, and have him ready to be called up after the trade deadline.
