Mets Place Gee on Disabled List After Blood Clot Is Removed From Shoulder - The New York Times
Tewksbury native and Rockies star reliever suffering from blood clots: Oberg ruled out for the season | News Break
Rockies' Scott Oberg, suffering from a blood clot in right arm, out for season
Indians' Francona also dealing with blood clotting issue
Matt Harvey says he's good for opening day after dealing with blood clots in bladder | wkyc.com
Foltynewicz has surgery to alleviate clots | MLB.com
Jeurys Familia Has Arterial Clot in Shoulder, Mets Say - The New York Times
Indians manager Terry Francona underwent surgery for blood clots | wkyc.com
Rockies reliever Scott Oberg could miss rest of season due to blood clots
Major League Baseball umpire Eric Cooper's death spotlights risk of deadly blood clots
Royals' right-hander Gee out with two blood clots - Sportsnet.ca
Terry Francona, ex Boston Red Sox manager, had multiple surgeries, spent 4 days in ICU to deal with blood clots over summer - masslive.com
Rox reliever Oberg out with blood clots in arm, Davis hurt
Athletes and Blood Clots | Blood Clots
Braves' Foltynewicz continues recovery from blood clots - Sportsnet.ca
Tigers' Greene 'moving forward' as blood clots dissipate
Matt Harvey had blood clots in his bladder, will make his Opening Day start - HardballTalk | NBC Sports
Matt Harvey Injury Update: Mets SP Reveals He Had Blood Clots in Bladder | Bleacher Report | Latest News, Videos and Highlights
David Andrews opens up on blood clots that derailed his season
Scott Oberg likely to miss remainder of season due to blood clots in arm
Rockies' Scott Oberg dealing with real danger as blood clots return in his arm – The Athletic
Rockies' Oberg again treated for blood clot in pitching arm
Rockies' Oberg again treated for blood clot in pitching... | AccessWDUN.com
From blood clot to Brooklyn Cyclones, David Thompson awaits first pro home run | Newsday
Royals pitcher Dillon Gee hospitalized with blood clots | Sporting News
Mets' Matt Harvey has blood clots in bladder but says he can start Opening Day | Newsday
