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Justin Duchscherer, SP, Oakland AthleticsHot off the Wire Fantasy Sports NewsAthletics | Duchscherer update The San Francisco Chronicle's Susan Slusser reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) was cleared to restart his throwing program and threw long toss from 50 feet. Duchscherer's schedule would have him working two innings in a rehab game July 26. Athletics | Duchscherer to resume throwing soon The Associated Press reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) is set to resume his throwing program in the coming days once he is medically cleared. Athletics | Duchscherer returning to relief work? The San Jose Mercury News' Joe Stiglich reports there was a published report Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) would return to the bullpen when he returns. General manager Billy Beane said it's a moot point because Duchscherer isn't close to returning. Athletics | Duchscherer suffers setback The Associated Press reports Oakland Athletics manager Bob Geren said SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) suffered a setback in his rehab. Athletics | Duchscherer throws on level ground The Associated Press reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) threw at 60 feet on level ground as part of his rehab efforts. Athletics | Duchscherer not experiencing setbacks The Associated Press reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) has not experienced any setbacks during his throwing program and could begin throwing off a mound soon, according to manager Bob Geren. Athletics | More on Duchscherer Updating previous reports, the San Francisco Chronicle's Henry Schulman reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) will throw off a mound for the first time May 22. It's unlikely he'll be ready when he's eligible to come off the disabled list June 4. Athletics | Duchscherer to come back as starter Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) is being rehabbed for a return as a starting pitcher instead of a reliever, according to manager Bob Geren. Duchscherer has been throwing long toss at a distance of 120 feet and thinks he will resume throwing off a mound in the near future. Athletics | Duchscherer on a throwing program Curtis Pashelka, of the Berryessa Sun, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) has started a throwing program but has yet to throw off a mound. Athletics | Duchscherer playing catch Todd Wills, of MLB.com, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) has started playing catch and could pitch in a game in a month. Athletics | Duchscherer plays catch Athletics.MLB.com reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow), who was transferred to the 60-day disabled list Wednesday, April 29, played catch for the first time since undergoing elbow surgery a month ago and said everything felt fine. He's working out in Arizona until he's ready to return to the mound. Athletics | Duchscherer to 60-day DL Mychael Urban, of MLB.com, reports the Oakland Athletics moved SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) to the 60-day disabled list Wednesday, April 29. Athletics | Duchscherer recovering Mychael Urban, of MLB.com, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) was cleared last week to begin plyometric exercises. He tossed rubber balls while on a trampoline Wednesday, April 22. Duchscherer is set to play catch Wednesday, April 29, for the first time since his surgery. He will start with light tossing and progress slowly to long-distance throwing, with built-in days off. Athletics | Duchscherer feeling good Mychael Urban, of MLB.com, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) said he was feeling good Wednesday, April 8, but will not start a throwing program for another three weeks. Athletics | Devine, Duchscherer placed on disabled list Confirming previous reports, the Oakland Athletics have placed RP Joey Devine (elbow) and SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) on the 15-day disabled list, according to The Sports Network. Athletics | Duchscherer's surgery successful Updating previous items, The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) had exploratory surgery in Los Angeles Tuesday, March 31, and no major problems were found in his sore right elbow. A bone spur was removed in what was described as a small "cleanup" arthroscopic procedure. That means that Duchscherer could be throwing off the mound in less than a month and could rejoin the team in May, possibly in five weeks if he goes to the bullpen or six weeks or more if he returns to the rotation. Athletics | Duchscherer's surgery scheduled for Tuesday The San Francisco Chronicle reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) will have exploratory surgery on his right elbow Tuesday, March 31, in Los Angeles, with Dr. Lewis Yocum performing the arthroscopic procedure. Duchscherer is expected to miss at least six weeks. Athletics | Duchscherer to have surgery The Associated Press reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) will undergo arthroscopic elbow surgery next week, which will likely cause him to miss at least the first month of the season. The team will not know how long they will be without Duchscherer until he has the surgery. Athletics | Duchscherer receives another injection The Associated Press reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) received a cortisone injection Thursday, March 26, and will not be allowed to touch a baseball until at least Tuesday, March 31. The team has mentioned putting him in the bullpen to start the season so he can build up his arm strength. Athletics | No chance Duchscherer pitches in the first week The San Francisco Chronicle's Susan Slusser reports Oakland Athletics manager Bob Geren said there is zero chance SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) pitches in the first week of the season. Athletics | Duchscherer suffers more elbow discomfort Joe Stiglich, of The Oakland Tribune, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) was forced to cut short his outing Thursday, March 26, after he experienced more of the right elbow pain that has sabotaged his spring training. Stiglich speculates this latest setback all but guarantees Duchscherer starts the season on the disabled list. "He did not come out of it well," A's assistant general manager David Forst said. "He left the game with elbow soreness. We'll get together with the trainers and figure out what the next step is." Athletics | Duchscherer may not be ready for Opening Day According to The San Francisco Chronicle, Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) will most likely not be ready for Opening Day. Athletics | Duchscherer to pitch Thursday Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) will throw 35 pitches in a minor league game Thursday, March 26, and he could be inserted into the fifth spot in the rotation to begin the season. Duchscherer's velocity and command were good in his bullpen session Monday, March 23, according to pitching coach Curt Young. Athletics | Duchscherer to throw bullpen session Monday Updating previous reports, Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) will throw a bullpen session Monday, March 23, according to Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle. Athletics | Duchscherer throws off mound Friday Mychael Urban, of MLB.com, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) threw off a mound Friday, March 20, for the first time in three weeks. Duchscherer said he felt great and manager Bob Geren said that Duchscherer was throwing hard. Duchscherer used all of his pitches during the 25-pitch session and he will likely throw another bullpen Sunday, March 22. He could end up making his spring debut next weekend. Athletics | Duchscherer plays catch Thursday Mychael Urban, of MLB.com, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) played catch at 140 feet Thursday, March 19, for the second straight day. Athletics | Duchscherer to miss start of season Updating previous reports, Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) had to stop playing long toss Saturday, March 14, due to persistent pain in his right elbow, according to The Associated Press. He was given a cortisone injection and won't be allowed to touch a baseball until Tuesday, March 17. As a result, he will miss the beginning of the regular season. Athletics | Eveland could start Opening Day Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports Oakland Athletics SP Dana Eveland could be the Opening Day starter if SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) is unable to start. Eveland gave up two runs and four hits Friday, March 13. Athletics | Duchscherer to throw Sunday or Monday Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) could throw off a mound Sunday, March 15, or Monday, March 16. Athletics | Duchscherer long tosses The San Francisco Chronicle's Susan Slusser reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) played long toss from 120 feet and could throw off a mound early next week. There is a slim chance Duchscherer could be ready for a start the first week of the season. Athletics | Duchscherer throws Tuesday Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) made 24 throws from 120 feet Tuesday, March 10, and did not experience any problems. It is unknown when Duchscherer will throw again. Athletics | Duchscherer to play catch The San Francisco Chronicle's Susan Slusser reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) will try to play catch Tuesday, March 10. Athletics | Duchscherer doubtful for Opening Day Jerry Crasnick, of ESPN.com, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) is unlikely to be ready to pitch by Opening Day. He is planning on shutting himself down for the next few days in hopes that rest and medication will alleviate the pain in his elbow. Duchscherer has been given new anti-inflammatory medication and will not pick up a ball this weekend. The plan is for him to play long toss from 100 to 120 feet Monday, March 9. The worst case scenario for Duchscherer would be arthroscopic surgery which would force him to miss six weeks, but several other options will be considered before surgery. Athletics | Could move Duchscherer back to relief Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports the Oakland Athletics may be inclined to move SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) back into a relief role in order to limit the stress on his arm. Athletics | Duchscherer to rest for a week Mychael Urban, of MLB.com, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) has been told not to throw for another week after undergoing an MRI Tuesday, March 3. The MRI did not show anything major but the team is seeking a second opinion. Duchscherer is in jeopardy of missing his Opening Day start, according to manager Bob Geren. Athletics | Duchscherer to see doctor The Associated Press reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) is scheduled to see a doctor regarding his sore right elbow Tuesday, March 3. He has maintained a throwing program and manager Bob Geren said the examination is just for precautionary reasons. Duchscherer may undergo an MRI. Athletics | Duchscherer scheduled to return March 12 Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) was scheduled to throw Sunday, March 1, and is targeting a return for March 12. Athletics | Duchscherer suffering from elbow stiffness Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (elbow) has not thrown for three days because he is suffering from some minor elbow stiffness which he said he usually experiences around this time of the year. He will be pushed back a few days and manager Bob Geren said it is nothing too serious. Athletics | Duchscherer throws bullpen session Monday Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (hip) threw his fourth bullpen session Monday, Feb. 16, since undergoing offseason hip surgery. He threw 31 pitches and felt physically fine. He will not do much running during spring activities and is using an elliptical trainer for his cardio workouts. Athletics | More on Duchscherer Updating a previous item, ESPN.com reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer can make an additional $150,000 in incentives if he makes 32 starts, according to his agent, Damon Lapa. Athletics | Duchscherer avoids arbitration The Oakland Athletics have agreed to terms with SP Justin Duchscherer on a one-year contract worth $3.9 million, avoiding arbitration, according to The Associated Press. He can earn an additional $150,000 in performance bonuses based on starts. Athletics | Duchscherer won't be limited The San Francisco Chronicle's Susan Slusser reports Oakland Athletics manager Bob Geren said SP Justin Duchscherer (hip) won't be limited in Spring Training. Athletics | Duchscherer exchanges arbitration figures Doug Miller, of MLB.com, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer is seeking $4.6 million in salary arbitration and the team is willing to give him $3 million. However, the team seems willing to work out a deal before heading to an arbitration case next month. Athletics | Duchscherer files for arbitration Mychael Urban, of MLB.com, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer filed for salary arbitration Thursday, Jan. 15. Athletics | Optimistic they will avoid arbitration with Duchscherer Joe Stiglich, of the Contra Costa Times, reports the Oakland Athletics remain optimistic they will avoid arbitration with SP Justin Duchscherer before the Tuesday, Jan. 20, deadline. Athletics | Arbitration likely for Duchscherer The Contra Costa Times reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer will likely head to an arbitration case to decide his 2009 salary, according to his agent Damon Lapa. Athletics | Duchscherer begins throwing Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (hip) has started throwing in Phoenix and is expected to be ready for the start of the 2009 season. Athletics | More on Duchscherer Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle, reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (hip) is currently on crutches after his surgery, but said he will be walking in less than a week. Duchscherer believes he initially injured his hip Aug. 13 on the road against the Tampa Bay Rays. Athletics | Duchscherer's surgery a success Athletics.MLB.com's Mychael Urban reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (hip) said in a text message that his exploratory surgery was a success. "Everything went well," wrote Duchscherer. "I just had some torn cartilage cleaned out. I'll be fine in two months." Athletics | Duchscherer to have surgery The San Francisco Chronicle's Susan Slusser reports Oakland Athletics SP Justin Duchscherer (hip) will have surgery Monday, Sept. 29. | Feature LinksFantasy Football Draft Guide FREE Fantasy Baseball
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