Joel Hanrahan
43-Year-Old
Free Agent
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0-0
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0.00
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Hanrahan will undergo a second Tommy John surgery, and he has been released by the Tigers, Anthony Fenech of the Detroit Free Press reports.
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Previously in camp as a non-roster invitee on a minor league deal, Hanrahan now faces a long recovery and the injury may even prove to be a career-ending one depending on how he progresses through his rehab. Most likely, it will take Hanrahan longer than the typical 12-month minimum to work his way back into game situations again.
Previously in camp as a non-roster invitee on a minor league deal, Hanrahan now faces a long recovery and the injury may even prove to be a career-ending one depending on how he progresses through his rehab. Most likely, it will take Hanrahan longer than the typical 12-month minimum to work his way back into game situations again.
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The elbow injury that ended Hanrahan’s 2013 campaign kept him on the sideline for the entirety of 2014 as well. Originally expected to return from Tommy John surgery in mid-2014, Hanrahan was a free agent until he was finally scooped up by the Tigers in early May. The Tigers had hoped to bring Hanrahan along slowly, progressing him through the minors until he was ready to face major-league hitters. Hanrahan threw multiple bullpen sessions, and his fastball reportedly reached 92-93 mph in some workouts, but he eventually suffered a setback and was shut down for the remainder of the season in late July. Despite the struggles to return to the mound last year, the veteran reliever is expected to be ready for spring training, and the Tigers were confident enough to hand him a $1 million contract with incentives to reach $2.5 million if he makes the active roster. After experiencing elbow soreness at the start of spring training, Hanrahan was shut down and it was revealed that he needed a second Tommy John surgery. The Tigers released him, while it's unlikely that Hanrahan will be back on the mound in game situations for any club before the summer of 2016.
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Hanrahan (elbow) is traveling to Texas to have his arm examined by Dr. Keith Meister, Chris Iott of MLive.com reports.
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Hanrahan (elbow) has been shut down for now, Anthony Fenech of the Detroit Free Press reports.
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Hanrahan (elbow) threw a short bullpen session on Saturday morning, Jason Beck of MLB.com reports.
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Hanrahan (elbow) has been throwing in preparation for spring training, but he has not thrown at full velocity on back-to-back days yet, the Detroit News reports.
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Hanrahan (elbow) is expected to be ready for spring training, Jason Beck of MLB.com reports.
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