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Beyond the Boxscore Weekend Edition - 8/22-8/24

Aaron Harang was finally able to get back into the win column on Friday, as he threw six shutout innings and struck out four batters as he raised his nightmare season’s record to 4-13. The Harangatang, as one of my most loyal readers likes to call him, won his first game since June 13th, and even though he had a quality…
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Injury News and Analysis August 13

Evan Longoria

An amazing first year might come to a close a little early due to a wrist fracture he suffered on last Thursday night when he was hit by a pitch.   Bones usually take between 4-8 weeks to heal depending on the location, severity, and type of break.  The fact that it is in his wrist makes it a little more complicated due to the nature of the sport.  This…
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Beyond the Boxscore - 07/27/08

Are you happy now Mets’ fans? After the bullpen blew a six run lead in the 9th inning the last time that Johan Santana pitched, their big ticket went out Sunday and went the distance in a 9-1 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Listening to sports talk radio all week, I heard one crying fan after another saying Santana should…
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Injury News and Analysis July 20th

There is a long list of injuries to go over so let’s head right to it.

David Ortiz

Ortiz has taken great strides in his rehab stint and is hitting the ball to all fields with authority and even checking his swing without problems. I wrote a small piece on this over at RotoSavants (where I also write along with my main site…
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Injury news and Analysis July 9th

Not quite as many injuries as everyone is starting to take a real look at their team and determine whether or not they’re going to go for it this year. We’re also nearing the point where any surgery will take up most of the second half and therefore if a new injury pops up and requires surgery, serious thoughts must be given as to whether or not to drop…
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