Posada cuts loose, shooting for early June
Published 5/19/2008 at Newsday.com - Mets
Jorge Posada's recovery took a step forward yesterday
as he caught Ian Kennedy's bullpen session. Manager Joe Girardi was pleased, saying: "He threw well, very well."
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Posada cuts loose, shooting for early June
Jorge Posada's recovery took a step forward yesterday as he caught Ian Kennedy's bullpen session. Manager Joe Girardi was pleased, saying: "He threw well, very well."
Jorge Posada's recovery took a step forward yesterday as he caught Ian Kennedy's bullpen session. Manager Joe Girardi was pleased, saying: "He threw well, very well."
