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Read More...Reds third-base coach Mark Berry has been diagnosed with cancer in his left tonsil and on two lymph nodes on the left side of his neck.
Berry, 50, left camp last week to undergo a surgical biopsy and some tests to verify the cancer diagnosis. After returning to the team on Sunday, he informed the players in the clubhouse during the morning meeting….
...Berry is still deciding on the course of treatment. His options appear to either be surgery or ...
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1. SouthSideRyan posted on March 01, 2013 at 02:23 PM # hit 0 | hit 0word has it he has been practicing errant throws into the dugout with incredible speed and accuracy. Unfortunatly he estimates he only has 3 or 4 left before the arm explodes. it will be a delicate balance of practice and execution.
Someone should mention to Dusty that he's in the middle.
December 26, 2007: Signed as a Free Agent with the San Diego Padres.
October 31, 2008: Granted Free Agency.
January 13, 2009: Signed as a Free Agent with the San Diego Padres.
August 3, 2009: Released by the San Diego Padres.
September 4, 2010: Signed as a Free Agent with the Texas Rangers.
November 6, 2010: Granted Free Agency.
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I think when your arm is attached to your body with duct tape, it's not as easy to find repeatable mechanics.
It almost seems like the only way not to screw up is to do every pitch at exactly the same point in your heartbeat cycle.
Oscar Taveras was still in the larval stage at the Cardinals' top-secret Dominican baseball research facility.
He tripped and fell down the stairs ... yeah, that's the ticket.
...and he deserved to throw 281 pitches in that playoff game. It was his own fault for letting the bullpen be too shaky to ensure an 8 run lead would stand up over 3 innings.
Well, this is truly a low-risk, high-reward kind of move. Well done, Walt.
Have you never pitched... ?
"Rany Jazayerli ?@jazayerli
Wait a sec - Mark Prior signed with the Reds? THE CALL, MARK, IT'S COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE. GET OUT."
"?Rany Jazayerli ?@jazayerli
Wait a sec - Mark Prior signed with the Reds? THE CALL, MARK, IT'S COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE. GET OUT."
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