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River Ave. Blues ยป Jeter scales back rehab work in Tampa

Jeter scales back rehab work in Tampa

April 16, 2013 by Mike 78 Comments

Thoughts following the off-day
Nova's turn to right the pitching ship

Via the AP: Derek Jeter has scaled back his workload has he rehabs from left ankle surgery/setback in Tampa. He took five rounds of batting practice in addition to fielding 21 ground balls and running in straight line yesterday, compared to fielding many more balls and running the bases last week.

Jeter, 38, did not do any rehab work over the weekend, which Brian Cashman confirmed to Andrew Marchand was planned. I don’t think this qualifies as a setback since he’s still doing some baseball activity, but it’s not terribly encouraging that the Cap’n had to reduce his work lately. I think we’ve all been expecting him to ramp it up a little more, if anything. Either way, it sounds like Jeter is still a long ways off from returning, and that’s not good news.

Thoughts following the off-day
Nova's turn to right the pitching ship

Filed Under: Asides, Injuries Tagged With: Derek Jeter

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