Derosa's wrist to be examined

Mark DeRosa - OF - San Francisco Giants Tuesday May. 11, 2010
Mark DeRosa will have his left wrist examined Tuesday by a specialist.
DeRosa underwent surgery on his left wrist in the offseason and still isn't completely comfortable. "I'm starting to question some things," he told San Francisco's KNBR on Monday. "I'm gonna get my wrist looked at (Tuesday). I'm not happy with the way I'm swinging the bat. I've gotten some pitches to drive over the last week or two that I'm just not getting to."

It's Bad

A frustrated Mark DeRosa called the offseason surgery on his left wrist a "total failure."
DeRosa underwent tests on Tuesday which revealed an aggravated nerve in the wrist. Of most concern to the Giants is the numbness in the ring and pinky fingers of DeRosa's left hand. "I feel like my bottom hand's underwater. I don't have much feeling in my bottom two fingers," said DeRosa. The 35-year-old utility man will remain out of the starting lineup for the next few days and hasn't ruled out another procedure if his condition fails to improve. "I'm not going to stink all year. ...I'm doing myself and the team a disservice." DeRosa, who was signed to a two-year, $12 million contract over the winter, is batting just .194/.279/.258 over his first 93 at-bats this season.

Sanchez
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Who is next for our Medical Crew. Can't they get this stuff right.

lets sue the doctors so we can get our money back (: