Carl Pavano (SP)

Twins starting pitcher Carl Pavano will stay in Minneapolis to continue strengthening his right shoulder, but is not expected to miss his next scheduled start, MLB.com reports. Pavano will rejoin the team on Friday for his outing at Milwaukee on Saturday. The right-hander suffered a strained interior shoulder capsule, but was on the mound for Monday's game against Cleveland. He allowed four runs and...

Minnesota Twins SP Carl Pavano (shoulder) will remain in Minneapolis in order to strengthen his ...

Twins pitcher Carl Pavano failed to make a quality start for the third rime in his last four outings on Monday night against the Indians. He allowed four runs on six hits over six innings of work. The right-hander made it through his first three frames unscathed before giving up a two-spot in the fourth. He would surrender a two-run homer to Casey Kotchman the following frame and left in line for the...

Minnesota Twins SP Carl Pavano (shoulder) was able to make his start Monday, May 14, ...

Minnesota Twins SP Carl Pavano (shoulder) said Sunday, May 13, that he might require a ...

Minnesota starter Carl Pavano has been pitching through shoulder inflammation, though he's not expected to miss any starts going forward, reports ESPN.com on Sunday. The Twins gave Pavano a precautionary MRI on his right shoulder this last week and the results showed no structural damage, only some inflammation in the back of the shoulder. "Everything checked out fantastic," manager Ron Gardenhire...

Minnesota pitcher Carl Pavano had a short outing on Wednesday against Los Angeles. He gave up five runs -- four earned -- off 10 hits in just four innings of work. Pavano struck out one batter and didn't issue a walk. He threw 62 pitches, 44 for strikes, in the contest. The Angels would go on to beat the Twins, 6-2, handing Pavano his third loss of the year.

Minnesota Twins SP Carl Pavano allowed five runs - four earned - and 10 hits ...

Twins pitcher Carl Pavano looked very sharp in his outing against the Mariners on Friday night. He allowed two runs on eight hits over six innings of work in the 3-2 win. The right-hander made it through his first four frames unscathed before giving up all of his damage in the fifth. He needed just 69 pitches to make it through six innings. Pavano also struck out two with no walks while earning his...

After Saturday's game against Kansas City was postponed by rain, the Minnesota Twins pushed each of their starting pitchers back a day in the rotation. Jason Marquis, who was slated to start Saturday, will take the hill for the series finale on Sunday. Marquis will be followed by Nick Blackburn (Monday at the Angels), Francisco Liriano (Tuesday), Liam Hendriks (Wednesday) and Carl Pavano (Friday at...

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