Phillies prospect’s career in jeopardy

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mysportsrumors mysportsrumors posted 5/6/2008 from mysportsrumors.com [flag]
Philadelphia Phillies’ pitcher Scott Mathieson’s career may be over before it fully gets started. The 24-year old prospect is contemplating a second Tommy John surgery. In the 2006 season, Mathieson made his debut at Citizens Bank Park and just like that Phillies fans had high hopes like Harry Kalas would say. His numbers weren’t outstanding, actually not even that good, but he had moments where [link]

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