Daily News | Phillies have closer candidates while Corey Knebel is shut down as a precaution
On Saturday night, as Corey Knebel was warming up for the ninth inning, he felt some tightness in his shoulder. In the past, he pitched through feelings like that, but on Saturday he decided to let interim manager Rob Thomson know instead. Knebel ended up not going out for the ninth.
“It started tightening up pretty quick, so being overcautious is a good thing right now,” Knebel said. “Boys are doing good, so we’d like to keep that going. The ‘pen is doing good, so we’d like to not have anyone go down.” “There’s three or four guys that can pitch at the end of the game, depending on where you’re at in the lineup,” Thomson said. “I can’t tell you that Seranthony is definitely going to get the ninth inning, but if his part of the lineup shows up there, it’ll be him.”
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