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Tyler Stephenson, MRI

Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson was scratched from Wednesday’s lineup due to some back pain, Mark Sheldon of MLB.com reported yesterday. Today, manager Terry Francona tells Sheldon that the backstop is headed for an MRI.

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Tyler Stephenson Going For MRI Exam

Cincinnati Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson (back) is going for an MRI exam after being scratched from Wednesday's Cactus League game against the Texas Rangers due to lower-back pain, according to manager Terry Francona.

USA TODAY · 14h

Reds manager Terry Francona says Tyler Stephenson will get an MRI. Here's why

The Reds are going to take some more time and a closer look at the lower back pain that resulted in Tyler Stephenson being scratched from a game.

CBS Sports · 16h

Reds' Tyler Stephenson: Undergoing MRI on back

Stephenson will undergo an MRI on his injured back Thursday, Pat Brennan of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports. Stephenson had to be scratched from Wednesday's lineup against the Rangers. Reds manager Terry Francona downplayed the injury at the time,

Cincinnati Reds On SI on MSN · 13h

Cincinnati Reds' Catcher Tyler Stephenson to Get MRI on His Back

The Reds are sending Tyler Stephenson to get an MRI on his back to make sure nothing serious is going on, according to MLB.com's Mark Sheldon. Stephenson, 28, appeared in 138 games for Cincinnati last season and is expected to play a big role again this season.

MRI reveals no damage to Blue Jays starter Max Scherzer

Yahoo Sports · 16h

Sean Manaea cleared following clean MRI, has resumed throwing

The Mets recently got good injury news on left-handed pitcher Sean Manaea, who was cleared to throw after a follow-up MRI on his right oblique.

CBSSports.com · 16h

Blue Jays' Max Scherzer: Resumes throwing after clean MRI

Scherzer resumed playing catch after an MRI on his right thumb didn't show anything alarming, Keegan Matheson of MLB.com reports. Scherzer developed right thumb soreness following his last Grapefruit League outing and had to be scratched from a scheduled start Thursday.

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Blue Jays delay Max Scherzer's next spring start due to sore thumb

Max Scherzer won't make his scheduled spring training start for Toronto on Thursday due to right thumb soreness.

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Radiology AI software provider Gleamer expands into MRI with two M&A transactions

Medical imaging is a broad term that encompasses several distinct technologies. After working on AI-powered tools to enhance ...

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Red Sox pitcher says MRI results show a low-grade hamstring strain

Lucas Giolito underwent an MRI on his left hamstring earlier this week, and Thursday morning the Red Sox pitcher provided an ...

‘My hair is pulling out of my head’: Woman goes in for MRI. Then the nurse fails to ask this 1 question

“They ask you all these questions like, ‘Do you have a pacemaker?’ ‘Do you have any metal rods or screws?’ ‘You got any type of implants?’ Yada yada yada. OK, well, the one question that they did not ...

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Red Sox Starter Scheduled for MRI After Leaving Spring Start

Get the latest on Red Sox injuries as Bryan Bello starts the season on the IL and Lucas Giolito faces a hamstring issue.

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Astros first baseman Christian Walker’s MRI shows no sign of strain in his oblique

Houston Astros first baseman Christian Walker received some good news regarding the oblique issue that has limited him this ...

MRI Technology Cracks the Code on Lithium-Ion Battery Decay

Tohoku University researchers used MRI to observe metal ion dissolution in lithium-ion batteries, providing real-time ...

Columbia Memorial Health introduces new kind of MRI

Columbia Memorial Health has a new piece of groundbreaking equipment, saying the Columbia County facility is the first hospital in the area with such equipment.

Rangers' Tyler Mahle: MRI clean, expected to pitch soon

Mahle is expected to pitch within the next few days after an MRI on his right forearm came back negative, Kennedi Landry of MLB.com reports.

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Tyler Stephenson, MRI

MRI reveals no damage to Blue Jays starter Max Scherzer

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