Or worse.
"I don't know how to explain it. It's like you're dead," Walker said Monday. "You're just sitting there and you can't do (anything) to help the team. I'd rather be out there competing."
Walker will test his arm for what he hopes is one final time Tuesday. He will throw a simulated game, although he isn't...
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