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stacey ross yeah seattle times adam jude joining us now in the emerald pink casino sportsbook

hotline adam's it going?

Doing great. How are you guys doing?

Great. I apologize in advance for starting with kind of a basic question you're being asked a lot,

but we've had a lot of listeners wondering.

Looking at J.P. Crawford, two obvious questions come to mind.

One, how much of this is actually concerning and actually a problem?

And two, is the move here, Leo Rivas or Colt? Good questions, important questions, and maybe the two most important, two most pressing questions for the Mariners right now is they wind down spring

camp and look forward to obviously

opening day a week from today.

But yeah, I don't think the concern level with J.P. Crawford's shoulder is very high.

And in fact, I think there was quite a bit of relief when he visited the specialist in Texas

the other day that the specialist saw the exact same thing to Mariners,

team doctors and trainers saw in his shoulder. Nothing significant, again, just more inflammation.

There's some discomfort there for JP still, but he got a couple of cortisone shots. He'll kind

of shut it down for a couple days, and then they expect him to ramp up to some normal activities here,

I would say, by the weekend.

Obviously, time's running out for spring training for him to get the headbats in

and kind of get himself where he needs to for opening day.

So I think that's very much in doubt.

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