Troy Glaus Timetable For Return Is Uncertain: The St. Louis Cardinals are no longer able to project when third baseman Troy Glaus will return to the team. Glaus had surgery in January and the team expected to have a set date for him to return to the line-up. The team will have a teleconference tomorrow to re-asses the situation. (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) (0)(4362)
Cole Hamels Will Not Start In The Phils' Season Opener: Philadelphia Phillies ace Cole Hamels has been ruled out for the defending champs opener on April 5th against the Atlanta Braves. Hamels has been experiencing elbow problems all spring and recently got two anit-inflamitory shots in his elbow. Cole is expected to raise his pitch total to 85 in an exhibition game Saturday and, if everything is fine, will be expected to start on April 10th against the Colorado Rockies. Either Brett Myers or Joe Blanton will start in his place. (Seattle Times) (0)(4352)
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The Philadelphia Phillies named Chan Ho Park their 5th starter entering into the regular season, leaving top prospect J.A. Happ to a possible demotion or bullpen role. Happ was not happy with the decision, throwing something into his locker after getting the news. Park was 2-0 with a 2.53 ERA this spring in 21.1 [...] The San Antonio Spurs could have clinched a playoff spot with a win for the second game in a row and, yet again, they came up short. The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Spurs 96-95 to put the Spurs in third place in the Western Conference. Kevin Durant lead the Thunder with 31 points. [...] Not a great day for veteran outfielders. The Philadelphia Phillies have released outfielder Geoff Jenkins. The move comes as little surprise to many as the team wasn’t going to be able to provide able playing time for Geoff. Philadelphia felt that having Matt Stairs as a pinch hitter would be better than having Jenkins [...] As the MLB season is just a few days away its time to take a look at the contenders for the National League Most Valuable Player Award. Today, we look at St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols. The reigning MVP was unbelievable last season, hitting .357 with 37 homers and 116 RBIs. Oh [...] After weeks and weeks of the Jay Cutler saga, the Denver Broncos have given in. Owner Pat Bowlen told the Associated Press “that Jay no longer has any desire to play for the Denver Broncos,” and that the team “will begin discussions with other teams in an effort to accommodate his request to be [...] There has been a lot made about Joba Chamberlain’s poor velocity this spring. In his first few outings, Chamberlain was topping out at 94mph, which wasn’t impressive for a guy that was hitting 98mph in his first two seasons in the big leagues. Well today, Joba took a step forward in his final spring [...] The St. Louis Cardinals are no longer able to project when third baseman Troy Glaus will return to the team. Glaus had surgery in January and the team expected to have a set date for him to return to the line-up. The team will have a teleconference tomorrow to re-asses the situation. (St. Louis [...] The Cincinnati Reds and Houston Astros have struck a deal involving utility infielder Jeff Keppinger. In return for Jeff, the Reds will receiver a player to be named later and cash considerations. Keppinger played in 121 games last season, finishing with a .266 average in 459 at-bats. In those 459 ABs, Jeff only struck [...] Philadelphia Phillies ace Cole Hamels has been ruled out for the defending champs opener on April 5th against the Atlanta Braves. Hamels has been experiencing elbow problems all spring and recently got two anit-inflamitory shots in his elbow. Cole is expected to raise his pitch total to 85 in an exhibition game Saturday and, [...] |
     
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