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Entries Tagged as 'Injured Athletes Who Are Occasionally Playing-Prone'

MLB The Show 09’s Decision To Make The Most Realistic Baseball Video Game Ever Hits Home

May 24th, 2009 · 2 Comments

My pixelated thoughts & prayers go out to the digital Baldelli family at this virtually difficult time.

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Tags: Harvey Bars · Hopefully St. Peter Doesn't Read Blogs · Injured Athletes Who Are Occasionally Playing-Prone · MLB

Mike Hampton Down To Two Or Three Functional Body Parts

February 16th, 2009 · No Comments

Mike Hampton or Emile Hirsch with down syndrome? Your call.
Via My Fox Houston:
HOUSTON – The Astros say pitcher Mike Hampton will return to Houston from Kissimmee, Florida on Monday afternoon after an EKG test revealed a minor irregularity in his heartbeat.
Hampton is scheduled to be examined by the Astros team physician and undergo a [...]

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Tags: Harvey Bars · Injured Athletes Who Are Occasionally Playing-Prone · MLB · Mike Hampton

Altruistic Sheets Decides To Get Hurt Before The Season Starts

February 5th, 2009 · 1 Comment

“Ben! Over here! How many games can you guarantee you’ll start next season?”
Via MLB.com:
Free agent right-hander Ben Sheets may need surgery to repair the torn flexor tendon in his elbow, and his former employers may be asked to pick up the tab. Brewers assistant general manager Gord Ash said on Thursday that the team [...]

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You Know, For A Moment There, I Was Real Nervous That No Team Was Going To Pay Mike Hampton To Pitch In Seven Games Next Season

December 1st, 2008 · No Comments

Whew!

And who am I kidding? Mike Hampton would not only be, at worst, the Mariners third starter, he’d also be the best hitter on the team not named Ichiro.

Baseball teams know the free agency period already started, right?

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Tags: Harvey Bars · Injured Athletes Who Are Occasionally Playing-Prone · MLB · Mike Hampton · That Ol' Gag