Hanson enjoyed a strong first half of the 2011 season, posting a 10-4 record and 2.44 ERA. He made only five starts after the All-Star break due to persistent pain in the shoulder. A small tear was found in his right rotator cuff that did not require surgery.
He was 1-3 with an 8.10 ERA after the break. He did not pitch after Aug. 6.
Hansen recovery dished out last month. He said that the work of Turner Field Thursday before the prospects for this season continue to rise.
"I definitely feel a lot more than a few months ago, and even more optimistic last month," he said.
Hansen said he was thrown in his normal offseason schedule and expect to continue when the Braves pitcher and catcher in spring training Feb. 19 report.
"I am a normal schedule, and now I feel good, so I do not think that will change," he said. "I am a normal schedule.
My shoulder, I feel very good I have been a few times on the mound, I feel really good. "
The 6-foot-6 Hansen walked into the club thick beard and his hair, almost to his shoulder. "I'm going to cut it all," he said with a smile. "I do not think they would tell me to keep it."
Hansen's hair is his concern at least the end of last season. Some people worry that the shoulder may require surgery.
“I had no idea last time I talked to you guys what was going to happen or how I was going to feel,” he told reporters. “I’m definitely glad that I feel good now and everything has been going good and I feel like I’m going to be on a normal schedule.”
Hanson is an important part of the rotation. He has won at least 10 games in each of his three seasons and has a career 32-22 record with a 3.28 ERA.
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