No surgery for Dorn.
Multiple doctors diagnosed the injury to Dorn's ulnar-collateral ligament as a "mild sprain," Anderson said. Dorn, who will continue to rest the arm this summer, plans to start a progressive throwing program in the fall.
"It's something, obviously, that we're going to be very careful with," Anderson said. "We'll get him going and start slow, but there is absolutely no reason right now why he shouldn't be able to get back to normal at some point (during fall practice.)"
Multiple doctors diagnosed the injury to Dorn's ulnar-collateral ligament as a "mild sprain," Anderson said. Dorn, who will continue to rest the arm this summer, plans to start a progressive throwing program in the fall.
"It's something, obviously, that we're going to be very careful with," Anderson said. "We'll get him going and start slow, but there is absolutely no reason right now why he shouldn't be able to get back to normal at some point (during fall practice.)"