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wrveres
posted 3 days ago from
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The San Diego Padres' Chris Young took one
more step toward returning to the club after completing
his second rehab start with the Padres' Class A affiliate in Lake Elsinore, Calif., on Friday. "I'd like to get out and compete on the big league level," Young said. "If it was up to me, that's where I'd be. I felt good tonight. I felt like I could have gone another inning easily."
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LAKE ELSINORE -- In two rehab starts with
the Lake Elsinore Storm, Padres right-hander Chris Young already
has re-established himself as the flyball pitcher he was before that devastating Albert Pujols single off his face on May 21. Some of the fly ...
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By Tom Krasovic July 22, 2008 The Padres
have dealt left-hander Randy Wolf to the Houston Astros
for Chad Reineke, a Triple-A pitcher who has averaged nearly a strikeout per inning. A key part of the deal for the Padres is the potential financial ...
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Bottoms up, baseball fans. The second half is
here! TMZ scored photos of the Yankees mustachioed 1B
pounding some Whisky in Vegas recently. ( Weird: We received this link from many readers, but now it’s dead. It’s still searchable on ...
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I went to Lake Elsinore tonight to watch
the rehab starts of Chris Young and Josh Bard
and came away encouraged. Chris pitched 3.2 innings on approximately 60 pitches, yielding two hits and striking out four. He did give up a homer to the final batter ...
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Teams around baseball are probably anxiously eyeing various
Padres veterans, especially Brian Giles , Greg Maddux ,
and Randy Wolf . However, the front office remains undecided on whether to buy or sell at the trade deadline. Normally ...
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Mike Podhorzer
posted 17 days ago from
www.fantasybaseballgenerals.com
Moving right along, today I’m back to look
at a pitcher’s HR/F allowed. Last year, Chris Young
led all qualified pitchers in baseball with a 4.1% HR/F, which probably had a lot to do with PETCO. The next guy on the list, though, was Brad Penny, who sported a 4.7% HR/F, which is fairly close to the leaders right now.
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The Hardball Times
found this 14 days ago on
www.hardballtimes.com
Friday, July 11, 2008 Chris Young: Not great
before the facial injury Posted by Chris Neault at
3:37pm Heading into the 2008 season, San Diego’s Chris Young was perhaps one of the most hyped starting pitchers in fantasy baseball, and with good reason. He was coming off two consecutive stellar seasons that showed him posting some ridiculously low ERA, WHIP and BAA numbers, as well ...
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David Ortiz continues to rehab his left wrist,
and earlier this past week took his first swings
off a tee while team Doctors monitored the situation. This was his first attempt of swinging a bat since his injury and having been immobilized in ...
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It is no secret that San Diego ace
Chris Young is a favorite of Fantasy Phenoms, so
we are all anxiously awaiting his return to the hill, hoping that he can right our collective fantasy teams rotations in the second half. As you well know by now, ...
Young 'feels good' in rehab start