"While Erik Bedard thinks he is done for the season, the Seattle Mariners and manager Don Wakamatsu won't say that … yet.

The left-hander, acquired from the Baltimore Orioles, before the 2008 seasons for five players, suffered another setback in his recovery from offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder.

Bedard underwent a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) tests on Monday, but by Wednesday, there was no definitive prognosis.

Wakamatsu said that team doctor, Dr. Edward Khalfayan, and Bedard's surgeon, Dr. Lewis Yocum, were still looking at and discussing the results of the MRI.

"It's still kind of up in the air," Wakamatsu said. "I know the MRI showed some inflammation in there. But I haven't been given any news on what the direction is at this point."

Bedard told the Seattle Times after Tuesday night's game that he didn't think he would pitch again this season. When asked Wednesday if he would pitch again this season, he replied, "I don't know."

Wakamatsu said he read Bedard's comment, but wouldn't speculate on it.

"I haven't talked to him and he hasn't said anything to me about it," Wakamatsu said."