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07:56 AM ET 08.05 | Chris Coghlan may have played his last game in 2010, possibly further dimming the Marlins' hopes. [Coghlan] got a third opinion on the torn meniscus in his left knee Tuesday night, and although the Marlins are hopeful the 2009 National League Rookie of the Year will be able to return before the end of this season, he said Wednesday he isn't sure if he will. ... "I'm trying [to come back]. All I can say is I would have had surgery right away if there wasn't the possibility of me being able to come back. I still have a tear. I still have to have surgery. It's just a matter of when." The Marlins are hoping that's in November. ... Once he does return, Coghlan will begin working immediately at third base. It's a position Coghlan said he hasn't played full-time at since he played 28 games for Single A Jamestown in 2006.

Chris Coghlan (left), AP

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August 5, 2010 08:55 AM ET

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You can do it! I've torn my meniscus before and the recovery time isnt that bad. Granted I wasn't attempting to recover to continue playing a professional sport. Recovering for rec-league bball and softball is a different story, I suppose.

OSUBucksFAN1

Dublin , OH

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August 5, 2010 09:46 AM ET

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anybody gotta pie? hahahahah

drew31177

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August 5, 2010 11:54 AM ET

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I hate to blame the victim, but how many guys have to be lost for the season before we stop with this stupid shaving cream pie BS. What is this, college?

BonusEruptus

Hicksville , NY

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August 5, 2010 12:05 PM ET

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Originally posted 11:54 AM ET 08.05 by BonusEruptus

I hate to blame the victim, but how many guys have to be lost for the season before we stop with this stupid shaving cream pie BS. What is this, college?

I here that!

Geeechiman

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August 5, 2010 12:15 PM ET

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Originally posted 08:55 AM ET 08.05 by OSUBucksFAN1

You can do it! I've torn my meniscus before and the recovery time isnt that bad. Granted I wasn't attempting to recover to continue playing a professional sport. Recovering for rec-league bball and softball is a different story, I suppose.

I thought maybe you was injured in the post-game celebration of the Rose Bowl victory, fellow Buckeye!