Kris Bubic Shut Down Due To Shoulder Soreness
Kris Bubic shut down due to shoulder soreness, Royals transfer him to 60-day IL
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The Royals shut down Kris Bubic due to left-shoulder soreness. Following a second rehab setback, Bubic was scratched from a rehab start and transferred to the 60-day IL.
Epilogue added 88d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Kris Bubic Shut Down Due To Shoulder Soreness MLB Trade Rumors · 91d ago broke it first
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Kris Bubic has been shut down due to left-shoulder soreness. Coverage from WIBW, Kansas City Star, MLB.com, Royals Review, and MLB Trade Rumors reports that Bubic was scratched from a rehab start and transferred to the 60-day IL after a second rehab setback.
The situation with Bubic's shoulder soreness and his transfer to the 60-day IL will be monitored for further developments.
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Why was Kris Bubic shut down?
Due to left-shoulder soreness
What happened to Kris Bubic's rehab start?
He was scratched from the rehab start
Where was Kris Bubic transferred to?
The 60-day IL
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