Nats' Harper gets injection to treat injured knee DENVER (AP) -- Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper was given a cortisone injection in his swollen left knee, and he will wear a brace to ensure he rests the joint.
June 12, 2013 - The Associated Press via Yahoo! Sports
Harper gets injection to treat injured knee Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper was given a cortisone injection in his swollen left knee, and he will wear a brace to ensure he rests the joint.
June 12, 2013 - ESPN
Bryce Harper injury: Harper receives injection in left knee Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper received both a cortisone injection and a PRP shot in his left knee Tuesday after visiting Dr. James Andrews, according to multiple Nationals beat writers. There was no structural damage found, and Andrews agreed with the initial diagnosis of patellar bursitis, the Washington Times' Amanda Comak reports . Harper will have to be in a brace for about a week to ...
June 12, 2013 - SB Nation
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Cesc Fabregas in Joliet Herald News Fabregas told the Spanish sports daily Sport that the sore shoulder was "painful," but he is "ready to get an injection in order to play."