November 8, 2009
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09/15/2009: I’m not a doctorby Jonathan Halket08/13/2009: TUCK! sez: Still another one for the kids in Holbrookby Tuck06/25/2009: The wrong side of 120by Jeff Sackmann06/25/2009: TUCK! sez: Really didn’t need a crystal ball for thatby Tuck06/18/2009: Prospect Breakdowns, Notes, and Additions - 6/18by Matt Hagen05/14/2009: Apprehensive yet Comprehensive: Personal Strategies and Secrets for Dominating Your Keeper Leagueby Matt Hagen04/16/2009: TUCK! sez: Mariner momentby Tuck04/09/2009: TUCK! sez: (Still) D-railedby Tuck04/07/2009: Projecting playing timeby Victor Wang03/12/2009: TUCK! sez: But what precious timingby Tuck03/05/2009: What would we do, baby, without us?by Brandon Isleib03/03/2009: Casimir Kwietniewskiby Steve Treder02/17/2009: The injury zoneby Josh Kalk10/31/2008: Boston Red Sox Injuries: Fantasy Implications for ‘09by Chris Neault08/30/2008: TUCK! sez: Glavine-san???by Tuck08/27/2008: TUCK! sez: See? See?by Tuck05/07/2008: Bringing up Juniorby John Brattain05/02/2008: All about Ben Sheetsby David Gassko09/20/2007: Baseball injury reportby Rick Wilton09/11/2007: Baseball injury reportby Rick Wilton09/06/2007: Powering downby Rick Wilton08/30/2007: Jake Peavy’s max effort mechanicsby Carlos Gomez08/23/2007: The DRAFTYs: The 2007 MLB draft awardsby Carlos Gomez06/26/2007: Schilling’s aching shoulderby John Walsh06/26/2007: Wounded pitchersby Rick Wilton06/12/2007: Joe Crede’s backby Rick Wilton06/05/2007: What happened to Raul Ibanez?by Rick Wilton05/31/2007: Baseball Injury Reportby Rick Wilton05/22/2007: Baseball Injury Reportby Rick Wilton05/21/2007: Carlos Zambrano’s Lower Arm Slot: cause for concern?by Carlos Gomez05/08/2007: Baseball Injury Reportby Rick Wilton05/04/2007: The New Inefficiencyby Jeff Sackmann04/24/2007: Baseball Injury Reportby Rick Wilton04/19/2007: Baseball Injury Reportby Rick Wilton04/03/2007: Baseball Injury Reportby Rick Wilton03/29/2007: Breaking the Pitcherby David Gassko03/24/2007: Baseball Injury Special Reportby Rick Wilton<< Click here to return to the category list. |
 July 20, 2008The scandalous photosCurt Schilling gives all the details regarding his injuries and surgery, including history and pictures. Schilling is as honest and forthcoming as ever. For more background, you can also read the Boston Globe's coverage of the surgery (which occurred about a month ago).Posted by: Dave Studeman May 05, 2008Baseball injury reportRick 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...Click for more... Posted by: Dave Studeman May 26, 2007Oops!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 Click here for more THT Notes. |