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For many, the announcement Ted Lilly underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder Tuesday came as a surprise. Lilly spent time on the DL in July and August with left shoulder inflammation and had his knee scoped at the same time. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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The Cubs' effort to rebound from a disappointing 2009 season already took its first hit this week when their best pitcher from last season underwent arthroscopic surgery on his pitching shoulder. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
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CHICAGO -- Cubs pitcher Ted Lilly had hoped the discomfort he felt in his left shoulder would go away once he had a chance to rest, but it didn't, and on Tuesday, Lilly underwent a left shoulder arthroscopy and debridement. Full Article at MLB.com
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The Cubs have announced today that Ted Lilly had shoulder surgery yesterday afternoon and probably will not start the season in the Cubs rotation. Full Article at ChicagoNow
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A whisper leaked out of Arizona on Wednesday that Chicago Cubs' left-hander Ted Lilly underwent arthroscopic shoulder surgery on Tuesday and isn't expected to return until some point in April. Here we go again. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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I have a long-term memory, and the memory I have is of a guy who competed well and never complained about anything ... That's all you can expect as a manager from your players.
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I just didn't want to go into the season kind of doing what I was doing at the end of the year where I was missing starts and that sort of thing
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At the conclusion of the 2009 season, Cubs team doctors prescribed a conservative approach to managing Ted's shoulder in preparation for the 2010 season and, following a second opinion, Dr. Yocum agreed ... At the end of last week, Ted decided that undergoing a surgical procedure was the course of actio...
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From Ted's point of view, it will give him comfort that there is no significant damage ... Now he goes about his business with an outstanding rehab and he can possibly be stronger than he was in [2009]. He's still got some career after [2010].
– Jim Hendry SOURCE: MLB.com
