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Monday, May 16, 2005
Red Sox right fielder Trot Nixon has been slowed by an undisclosed leg injury but does not intend to return to the disabled list this season.
Nixon added that he’s the machoist macho that ever did mach ...
Sean McNally
Posted: May 16, 2005 at 01:28 PM | 28 comment(s)
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In fact he should be celebrated for his toughness.
Then again if his situation worses to the point where he is worse than Jay Payton he should take some time off.
Maybe this thing will cut into Nixon's production at some point - depending on what the hell it is - but for now I guess I'm relatively optimistic.
And if Nixon's leg does fall apart, the glorious Chip Ambres era is ready to begin.
that's what almost took out richard nixon ...
i like to tweak my g.f. (she's GOP) and say that nixon should have had it in both legs.
He's going to add you to his list for this.
Something is ailing Trot Nixon. Question is: What exactly?
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The only clue to what might be ailing Nixon were a few electronic patches he wore above his left knee as he sat in his clubhouse chair before Monday's game.
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Nixon, in the Monday report, said he doesn't envision a disabled list visit but believes he will need to be operated on at season's end, which is at least 4 1/2 months away.
"I was a little surprised to see that," Francona said. "I'd let you ask him that. I think that's the best way for me to handle that."
Nixon wasn't close to making a play on [Kotsay's triple], which may or may not have been because of his unspecified leg injury. Nixon, before the game, said he didn't want to discuss his injury, though it's something that led Francona to replace Nixon in the field late in Saturday's game at Seattle. He wore a giant ice pack on his left knee postgame.
Boston Globe link (RR)
He's a cyborg. That's worse than steroids.
It's too late for the Sox to turn him in for a replacement. Jesus the Christ of Nazareth has already redeemed him.
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