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We're hopeful it's a short-term problem. He's going to get treatment that could allow him to be back sooner rather than later, but there's always a chance it turns into a long-term problem.

I just appreciate all that he did while he was here and how much he helped us win and wish him the best going forward. All that goes away the moment the first pitch is thrown but, before then, I think it would be great if he was recognized by the fans.

We'll keep our fingers crossed. Planes, trains and automobiles.

We have no doubt [Bard] would have eventually figured it out with Wake. It might have been three days from now. It might have been three months from now. We didn't necessarily have the luxury of the time. The single best solution was available now and we didn't want to wait.

We felt that there's probably no one on the planet better suited than Doug to do this. We had a chance to get him at a reasonable cost. So that made sense to us.

Josh was working really hard and going about it in a very professional way. But we just didn't necessarily have the luxury of time waiting to find out if things would get better.

We started talking to the Padres about a week ago, casually at first. It picked up a little bit of steam after the game in Cleveland.

It was a chance for us to bring back the one guy who's probably most qualified to catch Tim Wakefield (and) put him in a situation to succeed. Josh was working really hard and going about it in a very professional way.

We had no doubt that eventually (Bard) was going to figure out Wakefield. It might have been three days from now or three months from now, but we didn't have the luxury of time.

He just has a bit of a tired arm,

We're just going to be conservative as we would be with any first-year player and shut him down between five to 10 days, and see when we crank it back up again. If he's fine, and it was just dead arm, then we'll proceed as originally planned with him. But if it's something that lingers, then we'll be conservative and shut him down for the year.

He's got a great arm. He brings velocity to the table, mid-90s [mph],

The way our bullpen has been, this will be a good opportunity for us. If he gets on a roll, and throws strikes, he has a chance to really help us. We don't have a lot of strikeout-type stuff up and down our 'pen. This is a chance to add a guy with a great arm.

He was due for a day off anyway. He's beat up, he's tired, we're going to be facing left-handers the next couple of days. This might be a good time to get him out.

We think it might be similar to the dead arm a lot of pitchers experience in spring training. He was inactive for a couple months before his signing, so this is similar to late March (in his timetable). We're just going to be conservative, as we would be with any first-year player.

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