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SportsWire » Twins » Scott Baker leaves early, receives cortisone shot for elbow tendinitis
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Updated: September 2nd, 2010 8:11pm
Scott Baker leaves early, receives cortisone shot for elbow tendinitis
by Phil Mackey
1500ESPN.com
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Something looked a little bit off on Thursday night with Scott Baker, who labored through two innings against the Tigers, throwing 46 pitches while allowing two earned runs on two walks and three hits.

Turns out something was indeed wrong, as Baker left the game after two innings with what the team described as right elbow pain.

Update: Baker has elbow tendinitis once again, according to manager Ron Gardenhire, and he received a cortisone shot after leaving the game.

Baker was relieved by Jeff Manship.

Back in early July, Baker suffered through a bout of elbow tendinitis and eventually received a cortisone shot.

Phil Mackey is a columnist for 1500ESPN.com. He co-hosts "Reusse & Mackey" weekdays from noon to 3 on 1500 ESPN Twin Cities.
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