Hopeful to get back on the field with his teammates soon, Minnesota Twins pitcher Carl Pavano took the mound for a bullpen session on Sunday to continue rehab on his injured shoulder. Twins general manager Terry Ryan told MLB.com's Rhett Bollinger that the veteran pitcher's first session went fine with no reported problems:
Terry Ryan said that Carl Pavano's first bullpen session went fine today. He'll keep progresssing from here. #MNTwins
— Rhett Bollinger (@RhettBollinger) July 22, 2012
While there remains a very viable concern that Pavano's time on the disabled list will not have helped his shoulder situation, it's at least comforting that he did not report any soreness whatsoever considering how setbacks have become a norm for the veteran right-hander as of late. Saturday, August 4 will mark the two month point from when Pavano was originally placed on the disabled list, even though it remains unclear just how much longer he'll be out.
For more on Pavano's recovery, stay with this StoryStream. For more Twins coverage, be sure to visit Twinkie Town. And for more MLB news and analysis, head on over to Baseball Nation.
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