Montero Out At Least Two Weeks

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Brew Crew Ball: Front Page Posts found this 3/3/2008 on www.springtraining08.com [flag]
Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero will miss at least two weeks while trying to heal the index finger on his throwing hand. Arizona Republic [link]

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Monday's Frosty Mug
Published 3/3/2008 by KLSnow <info@brewcrewball.com> at Brew Crew Ball: Front Page Posts
... arm soreness. Cards P Tyler Johnson will undergo an MRI today for tightness and weakness in his shoulder. Chipper Jones tweaked a hamstring during batting practice yesterday. Scott Kazmir could play catch this week. Kaz Matsui was scratched from Friday's Astros game for unknown reasons. Marlins OF Cameron Maybin left a game Friday with a tight hamstring. Twins OF Craig Monroe has a strained calf. D-Backs C Miguel Montero is out two weeks with an injured index finger. Felix Pie has a twisted ...

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