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River Ave. Blues ยป Joba continues playing catch, will shed walking boot next week

Joba continues playing catch, will shed walking boot next week

April 27, 2012 by Mike 17 Comments

Yanks vying for worst monthly starters' ERA in a decade
Game 19: Revenge

Via Chad Jennings and Peter Botte, right-hander Joba Chamberlain visited the doctor yesterday and will lose his walking boot next week. He made 50 throws today and said he’s been playing catch regularly since the ankle injury. “It’s going to take a lot of things to stop me from (getting on mound this year),” said the obviously optimistic right-hander. I’m glad he’s working hard to come back, but the Yankees can’t count on Chamberlain for anything this season. Whatever they get out of him should be a bonus.

For what it’s worth, Jennings says Joba has lost a noticeable amount of weight. He wouldn’t say exactly how many pounds he lost, but he did acknowledge that it’s “more than a couple … obviously I look different.” Here’s a photo from last night’s NY Rangers game so you can see for yourself. Notice the scar on his elbow.

Yanks vying for worst monthly starters' ERA in a decade
Game 19: Revenge

Filed Under: Asides, Injuries Tagged With: Joba Chamberlain

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