Sentence examples for elbow ligaments from inspiring English sources

With Vito Mannone having severely damaged elbow ligaments competition is needed for the highly rated understudy Jordan Pickford.

This seeming contradiction is explained mostly by the fact that before 1974, pitchers with torn elbow ligaments didn't go on the DL they just retired.

We see an aging pitcher, Red Ruffing, receiving treatment on his arm from his wife, in an era when there is virtually no understanding of rotator cuffs or elbow ligaments.

His career stalled after just eight starts in the 2014 season, and he took the rest of the year off to recover from Tommy John surgery to reconstruct injured elbow ligaments.

After torn elbow ligaments relegated him to cheerleader status when they won again last year, Wilson has recovered enough to solidify the Dodgers' bullpen with the same ruthless efficiency he had as a closer.

Their first-choice tighthead, Adam Jones, a stalwart of the 2009 British and Irish Lions, will miss at least the first month of the Six Nations with damaged elbow ligaments, a further setback for the national coach, Warren Gatland, who is already lacking Gethin Jenkins, Andrew Bishop, Tom Shanklin, Gavin Henson, the suspended Richie Rees and George North.

A torn elbow ligament ended a career of remarkable durability.

BEACHY ELBOW SURGERY The Braves said Brandon Beachy had successful right elbow ligament-replacement surgery.

Jobe, now 81, performed the first elbow ligament transplant Sept. 25, 1974.

Morris (20-7) whadhad elbow ligament transfer surgery two years ago, won his eighth straight decision.

Erickson missed the 2001 season after having elbow ligament surgery in August 2000.