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Re: Walker appendicitis
Posted: 25 Jun 2025 21:33 pm
by hmoss859
It takes 10 days to recover - it is a quick recovery
Matt Holliday was out 10 days in 2011
Re: Walker appendicitis
Posted: 25 Jun 2025 21:46 pm
by scoutyjones2
butsir01 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 17:30 pm
Season from hell for the young man.
Get well, get back into shape and come out firing.
LMAO. He gets worse every year...
Get well then earn your way up from AA
Re: Walker appendicitis
Posted: 25 Jun 2025 21:50 pm
by DickyBennett
Sounds like Walker is going get rehab at bats in Memphis for a bit
Re: Walker appendicitis
Posted: 26 Jun 2025 02:54 am
by illiniriles
At least he gets all the ice cream he can eat. Oh, wait. That's for tonsils. But seriously, I realize that he has not played up to his potential this year however, he has single-handedly won 2 big games for us this year. All reports are, that he's a terrific kid and a very hard worker. I'm still pulling for him. He certainly couldn't have "toughed it out" and played through this condition. My hope is that he fully recovers and is given all the time he needs. Then gets back in shape. Then he listens to Jon Jay and gets his timing back. Then gets some confidence and harnesses that wealth of talent. Then, maybe he can have a really nice 2nd half for the Redbirds. If we're going to compete, we're going to need him. I prefer that our first rounders survive and thrive. I don't want to give up on him and trade him.
Re: Walker appendicitis
Posted: 26 Jun 2025 04:28 am
by Bushiro
imetsatchelpaige wrote: ↑25 Jun 2025 18:07 pm
This makes absolutely no sense.
"Walker left the ballpark Tuesday night after feeling some discomfort, and he spent the night in a hospital for observation. By Wednesday, he was home and feeling better after receiving treatment, according to manager Oliver Marmol."
You do not get overnight treatment for an appendicitis. I was in the hospital five days, although it was many years ago.
Something here is not tracking.
Used to be a 5 inch scar and a weeks hospital stay...very painful recovery...now it's outpatient and a quick recovery for most...Matt Holiday if I remember correctly had it done as a cardinal and was back really quick...
Re: Walker appendicitis
Posted: 26 Jun 2025 06:54 am
by Basil Shabazz
Recuperation after appendectomy can vary depending on how inflamed your appendix was, whether there were complications and how your body responds to the surgery.
Most of your side effects should lessen in a few days. But it may take a few weeks to return to your normal activities. Most people can return to work or school in one to three weeks — up to a month if they have an open appendectomy. Full recovery takes about six weeks.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/p ... pendectomy
Re: Walker appendicitis
Posted: 26 Jun 2025 09:09 am
by scoutyjones2
illiniriles wrote: ↑26 Jun 2025 02:54 am
At least he gets all the ice cream he can eat. Oh, wait. That's for tonsils. But seriously, I realize that he has not played up to his potential this year however, he has single-handedly won 2 big games for us this year. All reports are, that he's a terrific kid and a very hard worker. I'm still pulling for him. He certainly couldn't have "toughed it out" and played through this condition. My hope is that he fully recovers and is given all the time he needs. Then gets back in shape. Then he listens to Jon Jay and gets his timing back. Then gets some confidence and harnesses that wealth of talent. Then, maybe he can have a really nice 2nd half for the Redbirds. If we're going to compete, we're going to need him. I prefer that our first rounders survive and thrive. I don't want to give up on him and trade him.
They compete just fine without a poor fielding RFer and an even worse, 58 OPS+ hitter, with a -1.0 WAR. To think he's a needed cog at this point, with those numbers, would mean the Cards truly suck.
Sorry JW nuthuggers, this should cause the kid to get what he needs when done recovering...go on an extended minor league stay, starting in AA, and not moving upward to AAA, till he proves he can rake and field.