Ibanez Finally Rehabbing Monday

Posted by Amanda Orr, Mon, July 06, 2009 04:13 PM

UPDATE (7/6/09 at 4:13 PM): Ibanez went 0-for-2 with a walk and run scored with Reading.  He made only one play in left field.  Health-wise, everything went okay for Ibanez.  He could rehab in Lehigh Valley tomorrow.
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Raul Ibanez’s rehab performance kept getting pushed back.  It appears that he will finally rehab on Monday in Reading.  If there are no setbacks, he will make three to four rehab appearances before returning to the Phillies.

If healthy, he could play in the All Star Game, but if not, the Phillies won’t push him.  Right now, his focus is returning to the Phillies lineup.

“We’re still working to get back, and get back as soon as we can. There is a rehab game tomorrow, and that’s as far ahead as I’m thinking right now” Ibanez said.

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8 Responses to “Ibanez Finally Rehabbing Monday”

  1. Mazinman Says:

    Just as good news as the Phillies sweep this weekend. I hope he won’t rush in order to make it to the All Star Game but it would be great to have him soon.

  2. phils_ftw Says:

    Ibanez is such a class act, can’t wait til he comes back.

  3. mikemike Says:

    Ibanez rehabs today at reading, hope he does come back, boy hate to think how wrong I was on blanton is better than I thought, never saw him this good, and whoever posted under my name is a low life, if you think its funny thats sick,

  4. rob5000 Says:

    Not that I’m upset about his return… But I’m just praying to god it isn’t premature. I can’t remember such an odd dl stint from a phillie and the constant push-back of his rehab start made me feel uneasy.I just hope he is 100 percent is all… He’s not 25 anymore would hate to risk further injury

  5. Travis Mount Says:

    I think the Phillies as an organization were just being overly cautious with someone they invested in so heavily over the winter. I really hope Raul can make his start in the all star game if for no other reason than what he’s given to us in his short time here. The recognition is deserving for his work ethic. Get back soon old man!

  6. Georgie Says:

    I’m kind of selfishly hoping Raul doesn’t play in the All-Star game, he could use that time to make sure he’s 100% before coming back. We need him badly for the second half, luckily he realizes that and said he won’t play unless he’s back with the team before the ASG.

  7. Bruce Says:

    Considering the location (groin) of the injury, common wisdom is to use every precaution for one involved in athletics. Personally, I would use a conservative approach for Ibanez in having him go slow with rest and rehab and hopefully be ready AFTER the All Star break.

  8. Travis Mount Says:

    UPDATE: Raul went 0 for 2 in 5 innings in left field today at Reading.

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