Crabbe makes second straight start
Published 4/20/2008 by Corey Brock at Major League Baseball News
Padres utilityman Callix Crabbe started for the second straight night, giving shortstop Khalil Greene a night off on Saturday. Crabbe also started Friday night, giving Tadahito Iguchi a night off.
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