“It went very well. He is doing well and in a good position ”.
“I’ve seen a lot of bullpen for the first time after Tommy John and seeing Sevy’s is probably the most comfortable I’ve seen a player throwing his bullpen, and probably the most aggressive I’ve seen a player,” Harkey said. “I mean, it seemed like he had no apprehension or concern about whether his surgically repaired elbow was healthy. That was probably the most important thing to me. He’s probably still looking for 20-30 more bullpens and a lot more live batting practice and then a game so it’s still a long way off, but it’s very encouraging. “
It’s all due to hard work. I mean he’s worked really hard to get to this point, ”Harkey said. “After having been through a series of serious injuries and rehabilitation for months in a year, this takes a toll on your mind and definitely takes a toll on your body,” he said. (Harkey had shoulder and knee injuries that ended the season as a pitcher with the Cubs in 1991 and 1992). “But it also gives you the opportunity that, if you dig into it, you can do things to your body now that you weren’t doing. able to do when he was healthy because he has that extra time and I think when he comes back. I think it will be much stronger. “
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