12:55 PM Wed, Feb 24, 2010 | Evan Grant/Blogger SURPRISE, Ariz. - Outfielder Josh Hamilton, who was limited to 89 games last season by a variety of injuries, landed on his left shoulder during a pop-up drill Wednesday morning during the Rangers' first full-squad workout of the spring. He left the workout early for treatment, but no MRI or further testing is expected. He will be re-evaluated on Thursday. Hamilton had two stints on the DL in 2009, first with a strained rib cage muscle and then with a sports hernia that required a surgical repair. He also missed more than 20 games over the final month of the season due to a pinched nerve in his neck. "It's embarrassing," said Hamilton, who is unsure if he'll return to the field on Thursday. "I just kind of lost my balance running after a ball. There's a little muscle spasm in there trying to protect [the bruised area], so we'll give it 12 or 24 hours and see how it is." Hamilton, who turns 29 in May, has played more than 90 games only once in his three-year major league career. 原文：http://tinyurl.com/ykhk8bw 本來只是想上去看看我傷勢的最新進展，沒想到....... --

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