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Saturday, October 13, 2007
Noooo...the Foulke scene might be coming back!
Keith Foulke, a World Series hero for the Red Sox in 2004 who abruptly retired in February on the eve of spring training with the Indians, is planning a comeback, his agent said last night. Johnny from Burger King, consider yourself warned.
“He is definitely going to play next year,” Foulke’s agent, Danny Horwits, said by telephone. “He just needed to get healthy.”
About a month ago, Foulke went to noted orthopedist Lewis Yocum, who shaved a bone spur in his pitching elbow, Horwits said. The procedure was relatively simple, Horwits said, the type requiring a relatively short rehabilitation period. Foulke, who lives in Glendale, Ariz., will begin throwing next month, Horwits said.
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Posted: October 13, 2007 at 02:54 PM | 11 comment(s)
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I really don't think anyone will hold the Indians thing against him. They signed him knowing he might not be able to pitch, he decided he couldn't, and retired because he didn't feel right having the Indians pay him for arm problems he got pitching for another team.
I'm just saying it doesn't seem like there's going to be a huge market for a guy who's been out for a year and hasn't pitched well since 2004. And I'm a little grumpy as an Indians fan because it means I've had to sit through Joe Borowski trying to close games.
'Sup.
Yeah, he'll get a deal from someone, just not $5M a year anymore.
Whats the next step from here, Baltimore?
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