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Injuries Articles


Following are the one hundred most recent articles for the category Injuries .

05/07/2008: Bringing up Junior

by John Brattain

05/02/2008: All about Ben Sheets

by David Gassko

09/20/2007: Baseball injury report

by Rick Wilton

09/11/2007: Baseball injury report

by Rick Wilton

09/06/2007: Powering down

by Rick Wilton

08/30/2007: Jake Peavy’s max effort mechanics

by Carlos Gomez

08/23/2007: The DRAFTYs: The 2007 MLB draft awards

by Carlos Gomez

06/26/2007: Schilling’s aching shoulder

by John Walsh

06/26/2007: Wounded pitchers

by Rick Wilton

06/12/2007: Joe Crede’s back

by Rick Wilton

06/05/2007: What happened to Raul Ibanez?

by Rick Wilton

05/31/2007: Baseball Injury Report

by Rick Wilton

05/22/2007: Baseball Injury Report

by Rick Wilton

05/21/2007: Carlos Zambrano’s Lower Arm Slot: cause for concern?

by Carlos Gomez

05/08/2007: Baseball Injury Report

by Rick Wilton

05/04/2007: The New Inefficiency

by Jeff Sackmann

04/24/2007: Baseball Injury Report

by Rick Wilton

04/19/2007: Baseball Injury Report

by Rick Wilton

04/03/2007: Baseball Injury Report

by Rick Wilton

03/29/2007: Breaking the Pitcher

by David Gassko

03/24/2007: Baseball Injury Special Report

by Rick Wilton

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May 05, 2008

Baseball injury report

Rick Wilton's Baseball Injury Report has announced that Major League Baseball is on pace to set a another record for the number of players who spend time on the disabled list. Here are the details...
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Posted by: Dave Studeman


May 26, 2007

Oops!

I had a little bit of synaptic flatulence in the article: Rick Ankiel's Comeback that were caught my my sharp-eyed readers (I have readers! Who knew?) The Mel Queen that pitched with Johnny Lindell was the father of the Blue Jays pitching coach of the same name (I plead John 10:30 as my defense). Also, I have Joe Carter as hitting both 396 and 398 career HR. The correct total is 396.

So, thanks to all for the feedback and corrections. Don't blame the editing staff; because of me, our editors get overworked fairly often due to the differences in both Canadian and American spelling and grammar eh (and from me being me). It gives you an idea what I put the poor souls through. On the bright side (for them)--I'm probably buying them out of a few years in Purgatory.

Best Regards

John
Posted by: John Brattain


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