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Shane McClanahan injury update

Shane McClanahan injury update: Rays ace leaves start abruptly

Shane McClanahan, the Tampa Bay Rays ' two-time All-Star left-hander, left his start against the Texas Rangers Thursday, July 30 with lower mid-back tightness, a development that could affect the firs...

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Rays provide positive update on Shane McClanahan despite IL trip

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Rays LHP Shane McClanahan (back) placed on 15-day IL

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Shane McClanahan exits start with apparent injury

Shane McClanahan left Thursday’s start against the Rangers with the athletic trainer in the fourth inning.

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Key injuries that could impact this year's Trade Deadline

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Rays Reveal Why Shane McClanahan Left Start Against Rangers Early

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Rays’ Shane McClanahan suffers injury scare vs. Rangers

Reports indicate that the 29-year-old left-hander sustained an apparent lower back injury, according to Rays’ sideline reporter Ryan Bass.

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Rays win game but lose Shane McClanahan: Rays 3, Rangers 2

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Rays dealt significant injury blow ahead of the MLB trade deadline

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Rays hopeful McClanahan (back) requires brief IL stint for recurring issue

The bad news is the Rays will be without left-handed starter Shane McClanahan for a couple of weeks. The good news is they believe he won’t be out of action longer than that. Tampa Bay placed McClanahan on the 15-day injured list on Friday,

Rays place Shane McClanahan on the IL, recall Alex Cook

After exiting his start following three innings of work on Thursday, Shane McClanahan has been placed on the Injured List due to the southpaw experiencing some soreness in his back.

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Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Shane McClanahan exits with injury, but Rays still win on late comeback

The Rays keep finding ways to win, but may have lost one of their best starters in the process.

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Tampa Bay Rays lose key starter just before trade deadline

The Tampa Bay Rays are reportedly in the market for a starting pitcher. That need became even more important on Friday. Rays president of baseball operations Erik Neander announced during an appearance on WDAE radio with Tom Krasniqi that pitcher Shane McClanahan is being placed on the Injured List due to tightness in his back.