www.nypost.com — BALTIMORE - Here comes the cold shower. Yankees fans who want to feel good about last night's 9-4 win over the Orioles in front of 43,543 at Camden Yards should understand this: Carl "American Idle" Pavano starts tonight. Welcome the biggest...
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Anything can happen tonight with Pavano on the mound
New York Yankees Fan Blog —
... . Today is the long anticipated and awaited return of Carl " American Idle " Pavano, who will be going on 501 days of rest. We're extremely curious to see what he'll bring to the mound - will he go one inning? Six strong? Will he leave the game uninjured? The Yanks are ...
The Return Of Carl
YankeesRedSox.com —
... Over the last couple of days I have seen some pretty shocking articles about Pavano. Some suggested that the Yankees shouldn't start him out of spite. Some, like this one, suggest that Pavano will kill any momentum the team has by setting foot in the locker room. Both are silly points to try and make. ...
Guess Who's Back...
Oriole Post - Baltimore Orioles Analysis & News; The World of Baseball and Beyond —
... Ah, seeing Carl Pavano start tonight and the response he gets may be worth the price of admission alone tonight at Camden Yards by the Yankee faithful...
An Ugly Night…
Baltimore Orioles —
... to allow one runner to score, and allowed the other to come in off a base hit. The nail in the coffin came in ninth inning as hurler Francisco Cabrera allowed the game to get out of hand by serving two homers in the final frame. Four runs crossed home plate, and the game became very much out of reach. Both Aubrey Huff and Kevin Millar had two hits, and Ramon Hernandez hit his 14 home runs and drove in 2; however, the Yankees’ Bobby Abreu had 4 hits and Cody Ransom homered. Ah, seeing Carl Pavano start tonight and the response he gets may be worth the price of admission ...
Idling Into Cleveland
The DiaTribe —
... additionally available if certain incentives are reached, ostensibly ending the Indians’ off-season. The rationale behind the Pavano deal is that adding him to the rotation gives them some depth in the rotation, allowing Pavano to be a candidate to fill one of the three spots in the rotation behind Lee and Carmona. Since a number of the candidates for those 3 spots still have options (notably Laffey, Sowers, Huff, and Lewis), it would stand to reason that Pavano (who was dubbed “American Idle” by the brutal New York tabloids), even if remotely healthy or effective, will given ...
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Wrapping it up from Camden Yards
yankees.lhblogs.com 8/23/2008 — The Yankees beat the Orioles 9-4 but it wasn’t as easy as the score looks. Down 4-3, the Yankees scored six runs in the final two innings.
A few notes for you:
* Mike Mussina was pretty pleased he went six innings and allowed four runs. Why ...
The Yankees beat the Orioles 9-4 but it wasn’t as easy as the score looks. Down 4-3, the Yankees scored six runs in the final two innings.
A few notes for you:
* Mike Mussina was pretty pleased he went six innings and allowed four runs. Why ...
Abreu takes care of Little Leaguers, then Orioles | lohud.com | The Journal News
www.lohud.com 8/23/2008 — BALTIMORE - Yankees outfielder Bobby Abreu followed the fortunes of the team from Venezuela during the Little League World Series this week and was struck at how many of the boys said that he was their favorite player. "It makes you feel good," Abreu ...
BALTIMORE - Yankees outfielder Bobby Abreu followed the fortunes of the team from Venezuela during the Little League World Series this week and was struck at how many of the boys said that he was their favorite player. "It makes you feel good," Abreu ...
Pavano steps into Yankees rotation
www.nydailynews.com 8/23/2008 — Carl Pavano knows that his Yankee tenure has been one long running joke. But when he takes the mound at Camden Yards, the oft-injured righthander will be thinking about getting the Yankees one step closer to the playoffs.
Carl Pavano knows that his Yankee tenure has been one long running joke. But when he takes the mound at Camden Yards, the oft-injured righthander will be thinking about getting the Yankees one step closer to the playoffs.
Jeter hits milestone with 2,500th
www.nydailynews.com 8/23/2008 — Nearly five years ago to the day, Derek Jeter recorded his 1,500th hit against the Orioles at Camden Yards. Friday night, Jeter reached another milestone, picking up his 2,500th hit in the very same ballpark with a first-inning single.
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Nearly five years ago to the day, Derek Jeter recorded his 1,500th hit against the Orioles at Camden Yards. Friday night, Jeter reached another milestone, picking up his 2,500th hit in the very same ballpark with a first-inning single.
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Orioles Welcome 100 Millionth Fan in Club History
www.bizofbaseball.com 8/24/2008 — Last week, the Orioles welcomed the 50 millionth fan to Oriole Park at Camden Yards . Today, the club announced that the 100 millionth fan in franchise history went through the turnstiles prior to the game with the New York Yankees. Velma Greene, a resident of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, was designated as the 100 millionth person to attend a game in franchise history. Greene, 48, is
Last week, the Orioles welcomed the 50 millionth fan to Oriole Park at Camden Yards . Today, the club announced that the 100 millionth fan in franchise history went through the turnstiles prior to the game with the New York Yankees. Velma Greene, a resident of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, was designated as the 100 millionth person to attend a game in franchise history. Greene, 48, is
Rehabbing Ray works out with O's —
Major League Baseball News 8/24/2008
Chris Ray was back at Camden Yards on Saturday, if not back in the bullpen. Ray, who is still in the midst of a Minor League rehabilitation assignment, will continue to work out with the Orioles on the days between his pitching assignments.
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