Review Question - QID 217911

A 21-year-old male collegiate baseball pitcher sees you in the office with complaints of nagging deep, posterior shoulder pain that is worse with throwing. He reports that it aggravates him most in the late cocking phase when pitching. On examination, rotator cuff testing is somewhat painful but 5/5 strength is maintained in all planes. His external rotation is 100º, and internal rotation is 45º. Based on these findings, you diagnose him with internal impingement and recommend physical therapy and activity modifications. He calls your office several weeks later without improvement and would like to obtain an MRI. Which of the following findings would be most likely seen on the MRI?