Cincinnati Reds Reliever Making Progress, Will Start Rehab Assignment in Triple-A
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Reds left-hander Sam Moll will start a rehab assignment in Triple-A Louisville, the team made announced on Friday.
Moll has been dealing with a shoulder issue. He threw in Wednesday's team scrimmage and is clearly trending in the right direction.
The 32 year old appeared in two spring training games for the Reds. He was on the mound for 25 contests last season, allowing just 13 hits and two runs in 24 2/3 innings. Moll gives the Reds another proven arm that they can rely on out of the bullpen.
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The Louisville Bats start their season on Friday night against the Indianapolis Indians.
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Sam Moll has started his rehab assignment in Triple-A. He was delayed in camp by a shoulder issue, and David Bell said Moll is building back up. Moll pitched in a few spring training games as well as the team's scrimmage on Wednesday.
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