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As difficult as it is to see the succession of injuries, how does this, these are strange accidents, right?

These are strange injuries that have happened.

What does this mean for how you view

Chris and his potential contributions over the next couple of years? Well, as with everything

that's happened, you look forward and he should be fine. I know we keep saying that and then things

keep happening. This is just an incredibly bizarre run of events.

And, you know, when he should be full go next spring.

And we obviously need to think through, you know, what that means as far as planning out a full season with him not having carried very much of a workload the past few years.

But other than that, there's no reason not to expect him, you know, to be back and to be

the Chris Sale that we know.

I mean, you guys saw it, those five innings in St. Pete, he looked really good.

I think in that outing, he looked better than he had at any point last year, maybe except

for game five of the ALCS.

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