Shane McClanahan got a “very good” report from a nerve specialist on Tuesday and should resume his throwing progression soon, Rays manager Kevin Cash said. McClanahan went to see nerve specialist Dr.

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Rays manager Kevin Cash said Monday that McClanahan (triceps) played catch from 100-plus feet last week and the pitcher "says it's the best he's felt," Ryan Bass of FanDuel Sports Network Sun reports.

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The lefty has halted his pitching progress due to a nerve issue in his triceps. This situation casts doubt on his return ...

The Tampa Bay Rays were dealt a frustrating blow Wednesday evening, as Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports that ...

Shane McClanahan, who has been managing a nerve issue since March, has some hurdles left to clear before he can rejoin the Tampa Bay Rays' starting rotation.

Top starter Shane McClanahan has paused his official progression through a throwing program after not feeling 100% in his ...