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The Red Sox are reportedly hoping that Coco Crisp (oblique) can avoid the disabled list and return to the lineup this weekend against the Yankees.
"I think he’s doing really well," manager Terry Francona said. "I think he’s leaning toward really wanting to play. We’ll see. I think we’ve gotten to the point where we might not have to DL him unless he shows up real sore."
According to the Chicago Tribune, Jim Thome (rib) may be held out of this weekend's games.
Manager Ozzie Guillen said Thursday that he doesn't expect Thome to be placed on the disabled list.
"I think he’s doing really well," manager Terry Francona said. "I think he’s leaning toward really wanting to play. We’ll see. I think we’ve gotten to the point where we might not have to DL him unless he shows up real sore."
According to the Chicago Tribune, Jim Thome (rib) may be held out of this weekend's games.
Manager Ozzie Guillen said Thursday that he doesn't expect Thome to be placed on the disabled list.
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Ken Griffey Jr., scratched Thursday because of soreness in his chest, said he woke up this morning and was in a lot of pain. However, he was feeling better after the game. Griffey said his stomach feels fine and this is the first time he's felt this kind of pain in his chest. It's unclear whether he's going to be sent for tests of any sort. Perhaps he'll be in Friday's lineup
Ken Griffey Jr., scratched Thursday because of soreness in his chest, said he woke up this morning and was in a lot of pain. However, he was feeling better after the game. Griffey said his stomach feels fine and this is the first time he's felt this kind of pain in his chest. It's unclear whether he's going to be sent for tests of any sort. Perhaps he'll be in Friday's lineup
just did the 1st test drive of the automated home and away era and whip and it worked very well. so it looks like we'll be able to start using those numbers starting on the may 1st pdws.
good news for the people that will be doing pdws starting in may, you will not have to get the home and away era and whip info manually. dam some people are sure lucky
nice job asu & ko
good news for the people that will be doing pdws starting in may, you will not have to get the home and away era and whip info manually. dam some people are sure lucky
nice job asu & ko
This is the only thing I could find on comerica and the wind
While winds at field level appeared to be blowing in on Opening Day, Granderson said they seemed like they were blowing in the opposite direction on the way out. That was one reason why Craig Monroe and Carlos Guillen couldn't get together on a first-inning popup that ended up being an RBI double.
Judging how the wind goes is tricky. American flags on top of the left-field scoreboard can blow in a different direction than the pennant flags beyond center field. Then, third baseman Brandon Inge said, there's the infield winds, which can sometimes be the opposite of the outfield winds if the wind swirls inside the park.
http://mlb.mlb.com/content/printer_friendly/mlb/y2007/m04/d04/c1879042.jsp
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