Isringhausen not done yet

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It is almost certain Jason Isringhausen has thrown his last pitch for the Cardinals. But that is quite different from saying he has thrown his last pitch, period. The franchise's all-time saves leader returned to the team's clubhouse Friday afternoon, three days after telling teammates he was "done" due to a torn flexor muscle near his right elbow. On Tuesday, team medical supervisor Dr. George Paletta verified the diagnosis. Isringhausen spent Wednesday at home pondering whether he should seek surgery and try to rehab his way back to the major leagues or walk away from a big-league career.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Jason Isringhausen, AP Jason Isringhausen, AP
August 24, 2008  08:51 AM ET

He's done.

August 24, 2008  09:20 AM ET

Gesh another story about him..........Well stuff him he done.

August 24, 2008  11:05 AM ET

This guy is ridiculous with his I"'m retiring, no I'm not."

Brett Favre

August 24, 2008  11:45 AM ET

Jason - please just be done.......


(Good one, Wrigley, btw)

August 24, 2008  01:03 PM ET

As long as he is done for the Cardinals I don't care where he goes. I think that Chicago would be a great place for Izzy to end his career :)

August 24, 2008  01:39 PM ET

he needs to seek away out of the red bird organization

August 24, 2008  07:06 PM ET

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August 24, 2008  08:20 PM ET

Stick a fork in him, he's done.

August 24, 2008  08:48 PM ET

I think it will be hard for him to come back from an injury like this. I really hate to see his career end like this.

August 24, 2008  10:13 PM ET

Izzy can probably come back next year with a team in need, much like Percival did this season with the Rays. But, who knows how much he has left?

August 25, 2008  06:56 AM ET

He won't be pitching for the cards; but, he'll pitch next year. He's still a very solid pitcher when he's not injured.

August 25, 2008  11:50 AM ET

Walk away dude. Dont tarnish that legacy coming back only to pitch like Rick Ankiel.

August 25, 2008  11:51 AM ET

Gesh another story about him..........Well stuff him he done.
Grossedout9 | 08/24/08, 09:20 AM

We dont need to hear about any "stuffing" coming from you.

August 26, 2008  08:16 AM ET

Gesh another story about him..........Well stuff him he done.
Grossedout9 | 08/24/08, 09:20 AM

We dont need to hear about any "stuffing" coming from you.
Cassidy's Girls Will Be Girls | 08/25/08, 11:51 AM

Hey Cassidy, could you somehow overlay your avatar over Grossedouts nasty one?

August 26, 2008  09:53 AM ET

Good plan, Wrigley!!!! I like it......

 
September 1, 2008  12:22 AM ET

As a cardinal fan, i hope he is done. His velocity is down his stamina is done and he has nothing else left to prove. He was a decent closer/ starter, now hes just a guy who cant stay healthy.

good bye- izzy

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