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    Brian Moehler, who was pulled after five innings Friday because of tightness in his right forearm, expects to start on schedule Wednesday.

    ''I feel a little better,’' Moehler said. ''I’ll take it day by day, throw a bullpen (session today) and be ready to start Wednesday.’'
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    Manager Jimy Williams has decided to skip Brian Moehler in his next turn in the rotation, taking advantage of the day off Monday to keep the other four starters in line.

    An MRI on Moehler’s elbow revealed mild tendinitis in the flexor tendon. The right-hander is expected to start next Saturday.
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    Brian Moehler (elbow tendinitis) will throw a bullpen session today for the third time since he went on the DL.

    Moehler says he is feeling better, and manager Jimy Williams said he might be able to throw live batting practice as soon as Monday.
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    Brian Moehler, who is on the disabled list with tendinitis in his right elbow, threw a 20-minute bullpen session Saturday without any complications.

    Moehler, who has had three bullpen sessions since he went on the disabled list, will throw a simulated game Tuesday. If all goes according to plan, he could be back before the end of the month.
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    Brian Moehler, on the DL with elbow tendinitis, threw his first bullpen session since April 23 yesterday.

    Moehler will throw another side session on Wednesday. He isn’t sure how long it will be before he’s ready to throw a simulated game or go on a rehab assignment.
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    Brian Moehler’s 15-minute bullpen workout Friday went without a hitch.

    Moehler, recovering from elbow tendinitis, will begin a rehab assignment next week.
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    Brian Moehler left his rehab start after 26 pitches last night due to elbow discomfort.

    Moehler is on the DL recovering from elbow tendinitis. Pitching for Triple-A New Orleans, he allowed three hits, one earned run and struck out three before taking himself out after four warmup pitches before the third inning. Moehler will return to Houston to visit with the Astros’ physicians today. ''It’s certainly not good news,’' GM Gerry Hunsicker said.
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    Brian Moehler remained winless in four starts despite pitching 6 2/3 scoreless innings against the Diamondbacks tonight.

    Moehler at least might have solidified his rotation spot after three straight poor performances. He’s competing with Ismael Valdez and Jason Vargas for two places.
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    Even though he pitched 6 2/3 scoreless innings yesterday, Brian Moehler will have his next start skipped.

    Manager Jack McKeon said he wants to keep Dontrelle Willis, A.J. Burnett and Josh Beckett on four days’ rest the remainder of the season, meaning the other starters will be skipped on occasion.
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    Brian Moehler surrendered four runs in two-plus innings in an 11-6 loss to the Dodgers tonight.

    Moehler pitched well in his last start on August 11, so he’s not in danger of losing his rotation spot to Ismael Valdez just yet. Valdez held the Dodgers to one run in four innings of relief tonight. Ron Villone, Antonio Alfonseca, and Guillermo Mota combined to allow six runs in three innings of work after Valdez departed.

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