Morneau's concussion keeps him out another week
 
07/19/2010
 
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Minnesota Twins first baseman Justin Morneau will likely miss at least another week's worth of games while he recovers from a concussion.

Manager Ron Gardenhire said Monday that Morneau will see a specialist Tuesday. The All-Star first baseman is on the disabled list and hasn't played since taking an unintentional knee to the head by Blue Jays' shortstop John McDonald on July 7 in Toronto.

Morneau has been told to stay home and rest. Gardenhire said he's been waking up without symptoms in the morning, but not feeling as well as the afternoon goes on.

The manager said he doubted Morneau would be cleared in time to travel with the team to Baltimore for a four-game series that begins Thursday.




 
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