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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Sunday, August 10, 2008Wakefield (shoulder) to DL; Youkilis (shoulder) a late scratchGreek God of...WAKES!
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Your tears taste salty, yet unusually refreshing...
No, that's a wrist injury.
Violent masturbation?
there isn't much danger that people are going to understand where that came from.
You turn 42, that's how.
Tough break for Zink. I really wanna see him in the big leagues, if only for a spot start. The world needs more knuckleballers.
I don't know. He's bringing that heater all the way up into the mid-70s, that's gotta be tough on him.
In 1972 the guy pitched 25 times on two day's rest!
You're not the only greater Hartford resident here, TVe.
That's Wake, Zink actually gets up to 86-87 mph.
Poor Zink. You'd think that, since they have indicated that he's only going to get a shot as a replacement to Wakefield, they'd have him matched up with Wake's pitching days. He's earned his shot.
Um, didn't Giese only give up one run to the Angels, the best team in baseball? Giese may or may not be a scrub, but he's pitched very well so far.
But we all know the next great "True Yankee" is the "X" Man Nady, who has been the best player in the American League his entire AL career.
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