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Juan Valera's Elbow Injury: Red Sox Seek Second Opinion

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Juan Valera, the Boston Red Soxs promising young pitcher, is facing elbow inflammation, leading to an MRI and outside expert consult. Fans eager to see his 102 mph fastball are on edge as the team maps out a plan in early May.

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Juan Valera's Elbow Injury: Red Sox Seek Second Opinion

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On April 29, Boston Red Sox fans are dealing with more tough news on the prospect front. Their promising young pitcher, Juan Valera, is facing right elbow issues after his third start, this season with High A Greenville. The team spotted inflammation, so they sent him for an MRI last week. Things escalated quickly from there. At first, it looked like he might skip imaging altogether, but reports changed, leading to the scan. Now the Red Sox reviewed the results internally and decided on an outside expert consult. Valera has been turning heads with that fastball hitting 102 miles per hour, making him a real standout in the system. Fans were hyped to see more, but this setback has everyone on edge about his future. Farm Director Brian Abraham says they'll get the second opinion in early May and map out a plan right after. It's not a sure sign of major damage, but it's serious enough to pause and reassess. For now, hold your breath on this flamethrower, Sox Nation. We'll keep watching for updates as May kicks off.

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