Colon Could Leave Red Sox

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Jeff Horrigan of the Boston Herald.com writes pitcher Bartolo Colon can leave the Red Sox if he is not called up to the big club by May 1. Colon has the contractual right to leave the organization, but Red Sox manager Terry Francona wants Colon will stick around. “It’s kind of obvious he’s not going to be ready to pitch for us, so I think I’m hopeful something will get done there,” ... [link]

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Published 4/21/2008 by KLSnow at Brew Crew Ball: Front Page Posts
... has been placed on the DL with nerve inflammation in his elbow. Frank Thomas was released rather abruptly yesterday. Obviously, this will lead to lots of speculation about who he could help, but Landon Evanson at Bugs and Cranks likes him as a Twin. This would be a much better reason to be cursed: Historical evidence suggests the Cubs may have thrown the 1918 World Series. Now available: Hideo Nomo. Potentially available May 1: Bartolo Colon. Bucs Dugout's tournament to determine the worst GM in baseball has moved on ...

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