Carl Pavano
48-Year-Old
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Carl Pavano: Announces Retirement
Pavano announced his retirement Wednesday, Jeff Todd of MLB Trade Rumors reports.
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Pavano had his 2012 season cut short with a shoulder injury and missed all last season after rupturing his spleen while shoveling his driveway. After attempting a comeback this season, he will hang up the cleats after a 14-year MLB career. He played in 302 games with the Expos, Marlins, Yankees, Indians, and Twins over his career, making the All-Star team in 2004 when he went 18-8 with Florida.
Pavano had his 2012 season cut short with a shoulder injury and missed all last season after rupturing his spleen while shoveling his driveway. After attempting a comeback this season, he will hang up the cleats after a 14-year MLB career. He played in 302 games with the Expos, Marlins, Yankees, Indians, and Twins over his career, making the All-Star team in 2004 when he went 18-8 with Florida.
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Pavano began last season in Minnesota's starting rotation, but made just 11 starts before landing on the DL with a shoulder injury that ended his season. He was eventually diagnosed with a bruise on his humerus bone that required rest and not surgery. He was given a clean bill of health in December and will try to win a spot in a starting rotation next spring. When healthy, Pavano has good control and generates groundballs, but his strikeout rate plummeted the past few seasons in Minnesota. He had rebuilt his career as an innings eater with the Twins and shed some of his injury-prone label until last year. Since he'll turn 37 this season and given his injury history and lack of strikeouts, he does not appear to be a good bounce-back candidate.
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Carl Pavano: Will Throw Off Mound Soon
Pavano (abdomen) is scheduled to throw off a mound in the coming weeks, MLB Daily Dish reports.
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Pavano, who missed last season after rupturing his spleen while shoveling snow on his driveway, plans to try to pitch in 2014, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.
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Pavano (abdomen) has tabled the idea of pitching this season and is aiming for a return to the majors in 2014, Jon Heyman of CBS Sports reports.
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Pavano's spleen was removed during surgery after rupturing the organ while shoveling snow on his driveway at his Vermont home, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.
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Pavano will be sidelined six to eight weeks after rupturing his spleen while shoveling snow on his driveway at his Vermont home, FoxSports.com reports.
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