Former Red Sox Pitcher Bronson Arroyo's Career Likely Over

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After being scratched from his start versus the Miami Marlins yesterday, Peter Gammons reported that Bronson Arroyo has suffered an 80 percent tear of the labrum in his right should which will likely end his career.

Arroyo had never made a trip to the DL in his major league career before 2014 when he missed the second half of the season and all of 2015 after having Tommy John surgery. The Nationals gave Arroyo one more chance to make a major league roster, inking him in January to a minor league deal.

A part of the 2004 group of 'idiots' that reversed and 86 year old curse and won the World Series, Arroyo joined David Ortiz as the only players still active from that team going into this season.

Arroyo may have only spent parts of three seasons with the Red Sox, but provided many memorable moments.