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OAKLAND -- By A's outfielder Scott Hairston's estimation, he's been playing in pain since July. On Tuesday, he stopped just short of saying enough is enough. Full Article at MLB.com
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decide to shut Hairston down for the season if his condition doesn't improve. When reliever Henry Rodriguez made his big league debut Monday, he became the 26th pitcher the A's used this season. Full Article at Inside Bay Area
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decide to shut Hairston down for the season if his condition doesn't improve. When reliever Henry Rodriguez made his big league debut Monday, he became the 26th pitcher the A's used this season. Full Article at Contra Costa Times
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Scott Hairston had an MRI today on his latest injuries, a sore left hip and right SI joint. The MRI showed swelling but no tears or other structural damage and Hairston is hoping to return to action this season. But....why? Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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A lot of people are hurting this time of year. It's just the nature of the game, and you're conditioned to play through it ... But I've gotta listen to my body this time, and the next time I go through something, I'll have learned my lesson.
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When I get back on the field, I want to make sure I don't injure anything more. I want to get in there pain-free.
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That's not what I was told (after being examined), but I'm starting to believe it ... It's like a chain reaction. It's hard being on the field when you have all that stuff on your mind. It's tough enough to play this game healthy.
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It hurt, but it helps the healing go fast
SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle
