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When Saunders was stricken Friday in Texas, he feared he had appendicitis, which would have knocked him out of the playoffs. "It felt like someone stabbed me in the back, punched me in the gut and kicked me in the groin, all at the same time," Saunders said. "It was like someone stuck a knife ... [link]

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Joe Saunders Passed His Kidney Stone
Published 9/25/2008 at FanHouse
... Well if you were in downtown Seattle on Wednesday morning, you probably heard screams emanating from a hotel room. A man was yelling "Oh dear god just kill me now! The pain! The pain!" That was Joe Saunders, as he finally passed his kidney stone. ...

Kidney Stones Sound Like a Good Time
Published 9/25/2008 at The Sporting Blog
... Just how awful would it be, you ask? Well, I’ll let Angels pitcher Joe Saunders, who’s been sidelined for a week with a stone, explain to you just what it feels like to pass them: ...

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